Tragically, Milwaukee Police reported that a 6-year-old child lost their life due to a case of child abuse.
According to MPD, the investigation was initiated on Sunday in the vicinity of Fond du Lac and Mill Road.
Zane Macttee-Adams is the name given by family members to the child whose identity has not been officially released by authorities, as reported by TMJ4 News.
According to Yvette Adams, it is not in God’s will for us to harbor hatred towards anyone. Forgiveness is what we should strive for. However, the crime committed was extremely grave.
According to Adams, she shared a unique bond with her grandson, Zane.
TMJ4 spoke with her over the phone as she currently resides out of state.
According to Adams, he was a young child who adored her culinary skills and enjoyed watching cartoons.
The death of a 6-year-old boy is currently being investigated by the Milwaukee Police.
Adams revealed that she was in tears and unable to stop crying because the situation had deeply affected her. She shared that it had hurt her soul, and although she loved him, she found comfort in the fact that he was now in heaven. Adams expressed her faith in being reunited with her baby in the afterlife.
While revealing pictures of his nephew, Zane, Frank Adams, Zane’s uncle, couldn’t help but break down in tears. He chose not to appear on camera.
Frank expressed deep sadness and disbelief at the sudden and tragic loss of someone who left this world too soon. He reflected on the disturbing reality of how some individuals are driven to act in irrational and dangerous ways. “It’s just so senseless and upsetting,” Frank lamented.
Police have arrested a 33-year-old woman in relation to this case. The Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office is currently reviewing the charges.
According to TMJ4, the family has clarified that the woman who was arrested is not the mother of the child, and that Zane’s father is presently in jail, awaiting sentencing for another issue.
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