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Randall Lint Beat And Starved His Son.

This angers me so much. One thing that sticks out to me is obviously he has behavior problems because of how his asshole dad treated him. Instead of getting help and trying to be a good dad, he makes it worse and his gf is a piece of shit too. I hope he pulls through. Poor little guy.
 
@ Sue sue here is an update Jack did not get the justice that he deserved,

December 15, 2017

A Massachusetts father who severely beat and abused his 7-year-old son has been sentenced to up to five years in prison.

Randall Lints, of Hardwick, was sentenced Thursday in Superior Court in Worcester.

The Telegram & Gazette reports the 28-year-old Lints received a sentence of four to five years in state prison after pleading guilty to assault and battery on a child and two related counts.

His girlfriend is awaiting trial on similar charges.

Officials say Lints' son was found unresponsive in his father's apartment in July 2015 suffering from severe bruising and malnourishment. Investigators say the boy weighed 38 pounds.

The boy remains in state custody after several hospitalizations.
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http://www.timesunion.com/news/crim...enced-for-abusing-7-year-old-son-12433878.php
 
christiana said:
http://www.telegram.com/news/20170522/hardwick-woman-loses-bid-to-have-child-abuse-charges-dropped
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Mr. Lints and Ms. Chadwick, who had previously lived with him and was the mother of two of his children, were indicted by a Worcester County grand jury on Sept. 25, 2015.

On Feb. 24, Judge Janet Kenton-Walker held a hearing on a motion to dismiss the charges against Ms. Chadwick that was filed by her lawyer, Peter L. Ettenberg.

Mr. Ettenberg argued at that time that insufficient evidence had been presented to the grand jury to support the charges against his client. The defense lawyer said there was no evidence submitted to the grand jury that Ms. Chadwick assaulted Jack, either directly or as part of a joint venture with Mr. Lints, or that she was present when any assault took place. Mr. Ettenberg also said there was inadequate evidence presented to the grand jury that Ms. Chadwick ever had “care and custody” of Jack, a prerequisite for a permitting substantial bodily injury to a child charge.

Assistant District Attorney Courtney L. Sans argued that there was ample evidence to support the charges against Ms. Chadwick. The prosecutor said Ms. Chadwick had assumed the role of a “de facto parent” to Jack and was present in Mr. Lints’ apartment on at least two occasions in the day’s immediately preceding the child’s hospitalization.

“The number and degree of injuries Jack suffered, without a credible explanation, suggested longstanding abuse, and Lints and the defendant were Jack’s only caretakers during the relevant time period,” Ms. Sans wrote in her opposition to the motion.

Judge Kenton-Walker denied the motion to dismiss in a ruling issued Wednesday.

“After a thorough review of the grand jury record, including all of the exhibits, there is sufficient evidence presented to establish probable cause that the crimes alleged in the indictment were committed and that the defendant either committed the crimes as a principal or aided & abetted Randall Lints in the commission of the crimes,” Judge Kenton-Walker wrote.

No trial date has been set in the case. Ms. Chadwick is due back in court Friday and Mr. Lints’ case has been continued to May 30.
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