Father purposely dropped ‘difficult’ infant son on head, killing him

[Common]

Everyone something like this is posted people say its always happened, I dont know for sure, I dont have the numbers, but it sure seems to me these more vile evil crimes are happening with far more frequency.


A Minnesota father intentionally dropped his 5-month-old son on his head for “being difficult” as he tried to get him to fall asleep, prosecutors said.

Matthew Hoisser, 35, of Woodbury, was charged with second-degree murder on Friday in the death of his infant son, Gus, who died five days after the incident on April 24, the St. Paul Pioneer Press reported.


Hoisser told police his son was “crying and fussy and was being difficult” before he dropped the boy head-first on the floor, according to a criminal complaint obtained by the newspaper.


The following morning, the boy was “noticeably whining and whimpering” while refusing to drink a bottle. His mother then dropped the infant off at the home of a babysitter, who later found him unresponsive after being put down for a nap.



https://nypost.com/2019/08/12/father...m-prosecutors/

[Dr. Who]

Everyone something like this is posted people say its always happened, I dont know for sure, I dont have the numbers, but it sure seems to me these more vile evil crimes are happening with far more frequency.


A Minnesota father intentionally dropped his 5-month-old son on his head for “being difficult” as he tried to get him to fall asleep, prosecutors said.

Matthew Hoisser, 35, of Woodbury, was charged with second-degree murder on Friday in the death of his infant son, Gus, who died five days after the incident on April 24, the St. Paul Pioneer Press reported.


Hoisser told police his son was “crying and fussy and was being difficult” before he dropped the boy head-first on the floor, according to a criminal complaint obtained by the newspaper.


The following morning, the boy was “noticeably whining and whimpering” while refusing to drink a bottle. His mother then dropped the infant off at the home of a babysitter, who later found him unresponsive after being put down for a nap.


https://nypost.com/2019/08/12/father...m-prosecutors/

Sad and very disturbing. Some people have a hole where their soul should be. They can't be redeemed.

[Common]

I can be harsh but this guy is a worthless human he has no purpose, he should be disposed of. Death Sentence

[Lummy]

I can be harsh but this guy is a worthless human he has no purpose, he should be disposed of. Death Sentence

The baby boy, Gus Christian Hoisser, died on April 30, according to his obituary, which described him as a “source of joy” for his parents and all who knew him.
“He loved riding on his daddy’s shoulder and hearing his mommy sing, especially Rainbow Connection, and will always remain their precious Snuggamonkey,” his obituary read.

Touching obit. Wonder who wrote it.

[Standing Wolf]

I heard someone say that any old stick can be a father...but it takes a real man to be a dad.

Don't kill him. Put him in a sell for life with a photo of his little boy smiling that he has to look at every day.

[CCitizen]

Rest in Peace.

Very Sad. He is a monster.

Men do commit 90% of murder, but 98% of all men alive in USA are not murderers.

[Tahuyaman]

I heard someone say that any old stick can be a father...but it takes a real man to be a dad.

Don't kill him. Put him in a sell for life with a photo of his little boy smiling that he has to look at every day.

It would bother him if he has a conscience.

[Tahuyaman]

Everyone something like this is posted people say its always happened, I dont know for sure, I dont have the numbers, but it sure seems to me these more vile evil crimes are happening with far more frequency.


A Minnesota father intentionally dropped his 5-month-old son on his head for “being difficult” as he tried to get him to fall asleep, prosecutors said.

Matthew Hoisser, 35, of Woodbury, was charged with second-degree murder on Friday in the death of his infant son, Gus, who died five days after the incident on April 24, the St. Paul Pioneer Press reported.

I don't think these things are happening with more frequency. However, the guy needs to spend the rest of his life incarcerated and in general population with everyone aware of his crime.

[donttread]

Everyone something like this is posted people say its always happened, I dont know for sure, I dont have the numbers, but it sure seems to me these more vile evil crimes are happening with far more frequency.


A Minnesota father intentionally dropped his 5-month-old son on his head for “being difficult” as he tried to get him to fall asleep, prosecutors said.

Matthew Hoisser, 35, of Woodbury, was charged with second-degree murder on Friday in the death of his infant son, Gus, who died five days after the incident on April 24, the St. Paul Pioneer Press reported.


Hoisser told police his son was “crying and fussy and was being difficult” before he dropped the boy head-first on the floor, according to a criminal complaint obtained by the newspaper.


The following morning, the boy was “noticeably whining and whimpering” while refusing to drink a bottle. His mother then dropped the infant off at the home of a babysitter, who later found him unresponsive after being put down for a nap.



https://nypost.com/2019/08/12/father...m-prosecutors/

I sometimes think it's worse now to but remember there are a lot more people today than there were say 40 years ago.