Video/Photos Added 2 Charged in Brutal Torture Murder of 3 Year Old Boy

DiamondSmiles · #21 ● 11-10-2014, 12:17 AM

Video may be viewed at this link:

http://6abc.com/news/clothing-toy-dr...rother/387743/

WPVI

By Annie McCormick

November 10, 2014

DOWNINGTOWN, PA (WPVI) -- A Chester County community rallied together for a clothing and toy drive to help the surviving brother of 3 year old Scotty McMillan.

Little Scotty was tortured and killed allegedly at the hands of his mother, Jillian Tait, and her boyfriend, Gary Fellenbaum.

His bright red hair and quiet smile are now forever in the minds of people - some who never met him.

All are sickened to hear of his brutal death.

Chester County District Attorney Tom Hogan called the crime, "an American horror story," and vowed to seek the death penalty.

"It's so fresh to me right now, I don't know what to think - it's sick," said Thomas Hamilton.

On Sunday strangers from the 'Infamous Riders of Chester County' biker club - focused on Scotty's 6 year old brother, Ryan McMillan.

Ryan also lived in the West Caln Township trailer home where his brother died. He is now in the custody of other family members.

"We're asking for gifts for him and clothes for school, Winter items such as coats, jackets, hats, gloves and to basically put a smile on his face. We're going to take everything to Ryan hopefully today, meet up with his Aunt Kimberly Tait, hopefully get to meet him and see a smile on his face," said Janice Baker, Infamous Riders of Chester County.

In the parking lot of the Downingtown Police Station, strangers came and many were thankful for a way to help.

"You can't do enough in this type of situation, the toys are just nothing - if it will make him feel better than there's not enough of what you can do," said Debbie Pierce.

Hundreds came out to a candlelight vigil in Scotty's honor on Friday. A Facebook page has also been set up with thousands of postings.

Now many in the community are still looking for outlets to help his brother.

"Just to see that this child has been through so much tragedy, it's nice to bring something and help him lift his spirits. Even though this is going to be for a lifetime of something he'll have to deal with, it's something to just bring him type of joy," said Latoya Thomas.

"We'll do whatever we have to do to make him have a good Christmas and have him smile a little bit. Of course, it's not going to change what happened, but, hopefully it will cheer him up a little," said Alex Arroyo, Infamous Riders of Chester County.

The toys for Ryan are expected to be delivered on Sunday or Monday.

Organizers say they are also planning to do something special for him for Christmas.

No word on funeral arrangements for his brother, Scotty.

DiamondSmiles · #22 ● 11-10-2014, 12:21 AM

Originally Posted by ralucagymnast ↗

You can tell just by looking at them theyre wrong'uns; I would bet meth features in it somewhere. And this is why backward people should be castrated/hysterectomied. The stupid shouldnt be allowed to breed, end of.

And these are the breeders get pregnant when a male passes by!

I have said it before, but, there are so many women and couples who would have loved to have this beautiful little boy.

From the Easter picture, I'm going to bet the new piece of shit she is involved with, is part of the reason for the abuse! He probably got in the way!

The piece of shit is still married to the woman the boys' incubator moved it with. Weird.

skankhunt · #23 ● 11-23-2014, 10:23 PM

WEST CALN TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Police say a man and his girlfriend are charged with brutally murdering the woman’s 3-year-old son.

Gary Fellenbaum and Jillian Tait were arrested Thursday morning.

On Tuesday, authorities were called to their residence on a report of an unresponsive child. EMTs found 3-year-old Scott McMillan suffering from bruises, lacerations and puncture wounds all over his body, according to WPVI.

Fellenbaum, Tait and another witness confessed that the boy had been beaten with blunt and sharp objects, whipped, taped to a chair with electrical tape and beaten and hung up by his feet and beaten, leading to his death.

According to police, they beat the boy to death using homemade weapons like a whip, a curtain rod and an aluminum strip.

Tait told police the beating began when the boy wouldn’t eat his breakfast.

“Little Scotty McMillan is dead,” Chester County District Attorney Tom Hogan said. “Over a three day period … he was systematically tortured and beaten to death. He was punched in the face and in the stomach. He was scourged with a homemade whip. He was lashed with a metal rod. He was tied to a chair and beaten. He was tied upside down by his feet and beaten. His head was smashed through a wall.”
According to police, they beat the boy to death using homemade weapons like a whip, a curtain rod and an aluminum strip.

Tait told police the beating began when the boy wouldn’t eat his breakfast.

“Little Scotty McMillan is dead,” Chester County District Attorney Tom Hogan said. “Over a three day period … he was systematically tortured and beaten to death. He was punched in the face and in the stomach. He was scourged with a homemade whip. He was lashed with a metal rod. He was tied to a chair and beaten. He was tied upside down by his feet and beaten. His head was smashed through a wall.”

Tait said Fellenbaum routinely beat her 6 and 3-year-old boys. On one occasion, she said he strung the boys up by their feet and beat them while she and Fellenbaum laughed.

The 6-year-old boy is now in the care of relatives.

Fellenbaum and Tait are both charged with murder and Hogan said he will be seeking the death penalty.

Law enforcement veterans told WPVI that they had never seen a child abuse murder case like this one.

Arista · #24 ● 11-23-2014, 10:46 PM

There's not an emoji to properly display by emotion about this.
What a damn injustice.
The only good thing to take from this is that the sibling has been saved.

skankhunt · #25 ● 11-23-2014, 10:48 PM

Originally Posted by Arista ↗

There's not an emoji to properly display by emotion about this.
What a damn injustice.
The only good thing to take from this is that the sibling has been saved.

happened not to far from me so i went to the candle light vigil and it was on of the saddest things i ever seen