Jamaican transvestite accused of killing a four-year-old boy

Child abuse is more pervasive in our society than we often times like to believe or admit.

The alleged perpetrator in this latest instance of child abuse is Kryzie king, a 27 year old transvestite born in Jamaica. He is now facing murder charges after he allegedly gagged, beat and burned a four year old boy resulting in the toddler dying.

He is also charged with first-degree assault, reckless endangerment and unlawful imprisonment in the death of Myls Dobson. The boy was found dead, last Wednesday in the bathroom of an apartment on Manhattan’s West Side.

Has was subsequently held on US$500,000 bail. The  cause of yet has not yet been officially determined by the medical examiner.

According to police, the boy’s father, Okee Wade, 37, who is currently behind bars had turned over the care of his son to King.

According to court recored, the boy was bound, gagged, beaten and burned during the three weeks  he was under the care of King.

Police said he was forced out into the brutal cold wearing only a T-shirt and shorts the day before he was found dead in the bathroom of King’s apartment.

(Kryzie king pictured right)

The New York Daily News reported that Wade said he does not know King and he was a “loving father” to his son.

“I don’t know anyone named Kryzie King,” he told the paper in a jailhouse interview on Sunday, adding, “they put in the paper that I was dating a transsexual. That’s just wrong! I like women. I don’t date men, and I don’t date transsexuals”.

According to prosecutors, the four-year-old child had not eaten a full meal since December 26 and had lost at least 20 pounds while under King’s care.

Prosecutors said paramedics said they found Myls unconscious and slumped over in the bathtub. His broken body was covered with scores of whip marks, burns and bruises, and his testicles had abrasions on them.

(Below is a clip from an initial news report aired Wed, Jan 8)

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