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A Brampton man is charged with murder in last year’s death of his three-month-old son.
Tyson Zachary Garbutt-Streeter was rushed to hospital after emergency services were called to his Flowertown Rd. home on Sept. 22, 2010.
The infant was rushed to local hospital before being transferred to Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children where he was placed on life support.
During treatment, medical staff noted the child had unexplained injuries and Peel’s special victims unit took over the case.
Six days later, the infant was taken off life support and he died.
The death was listed as a suspicious paediatric death and was being investigated by pathologists at the Ontario Forensic Pathology Service and the homicide squad.
“Tiny angel rest your wings, sit with me for awhile,” an obituary for the boy stated. “How I long to hold your hand, and see your tender smile.”
The note said Tyson is survived by his twin sister Ava and will be forever missed “by your parents Krista Garbutt and Daniel Streeter…”
“At the time this occurred, it wasn’t immediately evident that it was anything other than suspicious,” Peel homicide Insp. George Koekkoek said Thursday.
“It obviously took us this long” before pathology tests were completed and provided evidence the child was slain, he said.
The tests gave detectives evidence of what occurred and then “we follow up by doing what we do, and that is conducting interviews and reviewing forensic evidence,” Koekkoek said.
He refused to discuss the cause of death or nature of the injuries. But Koekkoek said when the child was first admitted to hospital, medical staff noticed unexplained injuries indicating trauma of some sort.
Those then unexplained injuries, however, were severe enough to cause the child’s death, he said.
Streeter, 20, who is reportedly unemployed, was arrested without incident at his home on Thursday morning and was charged with second-degree murder. He is to appear in Brampton court Friday.
