Former NFL player Daniel Muir's missing son last seen in Northeast Ohio
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- Indiana State Police issued a Silver Alert Friday for the missing son of former Colts player Daniel Muir.
Investigators say 14-year-old Bryson Muir was last seen leaving his grandmother's house near Cleveland about two weeks ago.
When Cheryl Wright went to pick Bryson up in Toledo at her daughter's request, she said he had a black eye, a fat lip, and swollen face.
"He just said that his dad did it, but he wasn't angry, but he wasn't angry at his father. He told me that he deserved it and it was OK," Wright said. "So I told him that it wasn't and that nobody should beat their children like that, not if they love them."
(Courtesy: WTHR)
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I don’t care what a child does. There’s a difference between spanking a bottom and breaking your child’s face! That is extremely violent. I am heartbroken for this boy.!! father God, please protect him and bring him back to his grandmother safe
What is the truth where is the child
He was found.🩵
We have to keep the pressure on... Bryson may be in danger 🙏... L-RD help us...help us all...
I praise God for this child having been found alive and “safe,” but the father should have been charged with attempted murder because the boy could have died from TBI or blunt forced trauma. To think that this 6’ 2” (188 cm), 300 lb. (135 kg) BIG man, former defensive tackle professional football player, would hit/punch his 14-year-old child (couldn’t be an isolated incident) is incomprehensible. More must be done to help keep this boy safe from further injury. 🙏🏼
Agree 100%.
So relieved that
they found the son. Was fearing the worst - which happens far too often.
4/3