"Uncle" Beat 6 Year Old Nephew to Death *Photo/Video Added*

[DiamondSmiles]

*Damn! The video is brutal just listening to the description of what the, "uncle", did.*

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Authorities say a Philadelphia-area man fatally whipped his 6-year-old nephew with a belt because he wouldn't follow instructions.

Delaware County prosecutors say 38-year-old Paul Adams beat Tyreece Charlow with a large belt for 45 minutes on Saturday night at the home they shared in Wallingford.

Nether Providence Township police say Adams held the boys hands and whipped him until he bled, then cleaned his wounds and sent him to bed. Authorities say Charlow was pronounced dead at a hospital after Adams found him unresponsive.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports an autopsy determined the cause of death to be blunt force trauma.

Adams was held without bail Saturday on charges including first-degree murder. Court records don't list an attorney for him.

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*Uncle Charged in Whipping Death of 6-Year-Old*

Authorities say a Delaware County man fatally whipped his 6-year-old nephew with a belt because he wouldn't follow instructions.

Delaware County prosecutors say Paul Adams Jr., 38, beat Tyreece Charlow with a belt for about 45 minutes on Thursday night at the home they shared in Wallingford.

Prosecutors say the deadly beating occurred because Adams was upset that his nephew wasn't getting his school clothes for the next day together quickly enough.

Adams, who police say confessed to the beating, told investigators he started with a smaller belt.

“After several lashings, the defendant decided he wasn’t inflicting enough damage so he went and got a thicker belt,” said Delaware County District Attorney Jack Whelan.

Nether Providence Township police say Adams held the boy's hands and whipped him until he bled, then cleaned his wounds and sent him to bed.

“We also have reason to believe due to the physical injuries that it was beyond a belt beating,” Whelan said. “That his uncle utilized his hands, and/or feet, to kill this child.”

Authorities say Charlow was pronounced dead at a hospital around 5 a.m Friday after Adams found him unresponsive. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports an autopsy determined the cause of death to be blunt force trauma.

Neighbors remembered Charlow as a well-liked and polite. He was a first grader at Nether Providence Elementary School. Grief counselors were on hand at the school Monday to talk with students.

Adams was held without bail Saturday on charges including first-degree murder and criminal homicide. Court records don't list an attorney for him.

He allegedly told investigators he had a regret.

“He also said that his only regret in this beating was that he drew blood,” Whelan said. A coroner described the injuries as, "the worse case of child abuse he had ever seen."

[Sharon]

What a fucking evil piece of shit May he be hung by his own belt

[DiamondSmiles]

Or a spiked dog collar with the spikes inside. Trying to find a picture of this piece of shit! No luck yet!

[Sharon]

I tried finding a pic too but am struggling, maybe one will get released soon He ought to be shown

[Spiffyfable]

That's some sad shit

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by Sharon.

I tried finding a pic too but am struggling, maybe one will get released soon He ought to be shown

Found it! He's up now.

[Megamel29]

What a sick bastard. I cannot understand anyone treating any child like that. That child did not deserve that.

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by Megamel29

What a sick bastard. I cannot understand anyone treating any child like that. That child did not deserve that.

The murderer was a big insecure bully, like all of them. Poor boy

I just read another article that said, "the uncle had informal custody", and, "two belts were found; one with a broken buckle."

I guess someone just gave him the boy.

[Mizz_Russia]

All Bad

[Hvergelmir]

The description of the uncle holding the child's hands so he couldn't defend himself reminds me of the treatment both my cousin, and myself received.

Our parents used to lift us up by one arm until we were on the tips of our toes, and beat us with belts/spoons/hands/extension cords.