What happened to Dylan Redwine and what was his cause of death?
DYLAN Redwine's remains were found a few miles from his father’s home in 2013.
Prosecutors said the boy’s after they argued about embarrassing photos of his father wearing women’s lingerie and eating feces from a diaper.
Who was Dylan Redwine?
He was a 13-year-old boy who went missing on November 19, 2012 during a court-ordered Thanksgiving visit to his father’s home outside the town of La Durango, Colorado.
What happened to Dylan Redwine?
His dad Mark Redwine, 59, was convicted by a unanimous jury on July 16.
He was found guilty on charges of second-degree murder and child abuse resulting in the 2012 death of Dylan.
Dylan Redwine's partial remains were found a few miles from his father´s home in 2013.
His skull was not found until 2015 when it was discovered by hikers.
What was the diaper photo?
Murder trial prosecutors said Redwine killed Dylan in a fit of rage after they argued over embarrassing photos of him wearing women's lingerie and eating feces from a diaper.
Dylan's older brother testified in June Dylan discovered the photos a year before he went missing.
The boys had accidentally discovered the disturbing images on their dad’s computer during a road trip in 2011 and looked at them in a locked bathroom while their father slept.
Dylan's brother Cory Redwine saved the images on his phone.
Cory had testified that the accidental discovery of photos ruined Dylan's relationship and image of his father.
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Who is Mark Redwine?
Redwine is a 59-year-old from Colorado who was convicted in July 2021 of second-degree murder and child abuse resulting in death in the 2012 disappearance of his 13-year-old son
He faces up to 48 years in prison for the murder conviction and his sentencing hearing has been set for 9 a.m. on October 8.
Redwine, who didn't testify at trial, told investigators he left Dylan alone at home to run errands and returned to find him missing.
Defense attorneys suggested the photos have no connection to Dylan Redwine's death and that the boy ran away and may have been killed by a wild animal.
Public defender John Moran referred to an injury on Dylan's skull as a tooth mark.
