Christopher Gregor is a man from New Jersey who has been charged with the murder of his six year old son. According to police reports Christopher Gregor would force the child to run for hours on a treadmill as he deemed the child to be too fat. Gregor would continue to increase the speed of the treadmill and at one point appeared to be biting his son. All of the abuse was caught on the fitness center cameras. Christopher Gregor who was initially charged with child endangerment had a murder charged added as Corey Micciolo died from blunt force injuries to the stomach and chest however the exact manner of death has not been released. If convicted of the murder charges Christopher Gregor faces life in prison as New Jersey does not have the death penalty.
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A township man accused of child endangerment was seen on surveillance video being abusive to his own young son two weeks before the boy’s death this past spring, according to court documents.
Christopher Gregor, 29, and the six-year-old child were seen in video taken in the gym of the clubhouse at Gregor’s housing complex on March 20, according to the affidavit of probable cause from Gregor’s July arrest.
In the affidavit, police said the video shows Gregor putting his son on a treadmill before increasing the speed to the point where the child falls off.
Gregor then appears to bite the child’s head while getting him back onto the exercise equipment and repeating the same cycle, making the machine run faster until the boy falls off, again.
He falls several more times from the speeding equipment, according to the complaint warrant.
Though not identified by police due to his young age, Corey has been publicly memorialized by his mother, Breanna Micciolo, of Englishtown, since the boy’s sudden death at an Ocean County hospital on April 2.
The Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office has stressed that circumstances leading to the child’s death remain an active investigation.
Micciolo has created a Facebook group, called “Justice for Corey,” from which she has accused Gregor of repeatedly abusing their young son.
An attorney for Gregor disputes those claims, telling News 12 that he believes his client will be vindicated.
Evidence that Gregor had committed acts of abuse against the child on March 20 was recovered after the boy’s death, Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley Billhimer said on Monday.
Micciolo and some supporters were outside the Ocean County Courthouse on Thursday, some holding signs, according to the Facebook group.
They planned to revisit the area outside the courthouse on Friday, as Gregor was slated for a detention hearing.
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