A Connecticut kid accused of igniting a 6-year-old neighbor, tears as he remembers being shunned by his feared close friends. I shed it. He was a violent bully.
Stefano Giacobbe, 8 years old,was accused of deliberately torching Dominick Krankall nearly two months ago.
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When he played with his close friend, he remembered being shunned by his close friend, so he used a hoodie to wipe his tears.
"They told me to stay away from home and not light me," he told the outlet. An incident that left his young neighbor with horrific two and three burns.
When he cried, his mother Laura Jacob, 45, accused her son of being effectively canceled by other children after being accused of deliberately throwing a fiery ball at his neighbor.
"He lost a friend very close to him, and he loved them like his brother," she said from her bridge portyard where the accident happened. I talked to the videographer.
"Criminated as a bully and let him experience this every day That's not fair-because he's not a bully, "she insisted.
Jacob posted in a post on Tuesday, a police car outside her home for the threat of murder and protection of allegations of bullying.
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She also angry and accused her former neighbor, Lua, for failing to pay attention to her then-children, who she claimed she had promised.
"Her kid has to go to Yankee Stadium while my kid sits inside for fear of all the remarks made to him. It was, "Giacobbe told the post.
"I don't think it's fair, so please arrest her. It's a defamation of her personality," continued Giacobbe. "She tricked my family. She sent my son to hell. She put me in hell. I want her to be arrested for a false statement."
In a video released on Friday, four children, including Dominique and Stefano, lit a fire and kicked a fiery soccer ball together in the backyard.
The video shows other boys aiming for Dominique. not. Kick or step on a plastic cup filled with petrol wrapped in flames.
Bridgeport police also confirmed that there was no evidence of fraud.
"There is nothing in the video that depicts children deliberately hurting other children," the unit said.
Still, Lua supported her "son's story" and called Jacob a "liar" and a "narcissist."
"My son is not a liar," she told the post. The video has been edited.
Lua told the email that her son was at home and was "healed and well."
She also confirmed that she would buy her new home with about $ 600,000 raised at the controversial GoFundMe.
"Dominique is very excited to have his own home. To play in the backyard, he wants to share a bedroom with his 3-year-old brother. He literally counts the days. "She told the outlet.
She said about $ 1,000 was refunded to the donor after the video seemed to be inconsistent with her first story.
Still, she said, "This is Dominic's money. He is the one who experienced this."
GoFundMe representatives said the fundraiser was "GoFundMe Terms of Service at this time." "Within the limits of," he told The Post that donors could get a refund.
"As Dominique continues to recover, our hearts will turn to Dominique," said GoFundMe spokesman and Northeastern Regional Manager Kersigant.
