Christopher Gregor was sentenced to 25 years for the aggravated manslaughter and abuse of his 6-year-old son, Corey, who died days after he was forced to run on a treadmill.
Christopher Gregor’s attorney, Mario Gallucci, explains grounds for an appeal, saying that the treadmill accident had nothing to do with Gregor’s son’s death. More
August 9, 2024
Judge Ryan said he received several hundred letters about the case before sentencing Christopher Gregor for the death of his 6-year-old son. More
August 2, 2024
Corey Micciolo's mother and grandparents delivered emotional statements and urged the judge to give Christopher Gregor the maximum sentence. More
August 2, 2024
Christopher Gregor remembered his 6-year-old son, Corey, as 'happy, energetic, radiant, loving' in his address to the Court. More
August 2, 2024
Julie Grant's top story revisits the Treadmill Abuse Trial ahead of Christopher Gregor's sentencing hearing. More
August 2, 2024
UPDATE: Judge Guy Ryan sentenced Christopher Gregor to 20 years for his son's death and 5 years for abuse, to be served consecutively. More
August 2, 2024
Christopher Gregor to be sentenced for the death of Corey Micciolo, who prosecutors argued died from injuries sustained from chronic abuse. More
August 1, 2024
During deliberation, the jury in Christopher Gregor's trial breaks their silence and asks to see the infamous treadmill video one more time. Julia Jenaé hosts... More
May 31, 2024
Christopher Gregor faces up to 40 years in prison in the aggravated manslaughter death of his son, Corey Micciolo. More
May 31, 2024
The jury broke their silence for the first time since their deliberations began and requested to once again review the treadmill video. More
May 30, 2024
Prosecutor Christine Lento said that "This treadmill video, which was recovered by the prosecutor's office speaks for itself." More
May 29, 2024
Christopher Gregor's defense attorney told the jury Corey Micciolo died from a 'rapidly-spreading infection.' More
May 29, 2024
Legendary Forensic Pathologist Michael Baden takes the stand and refutes the state's expert's findings regarding Corey Micciolo's death. More
May 28, 2024
Pathologist Dr. Michael Baden testified that 6-year-old Corey Micciolo, in his opinion, died of natural causes. More
May 28, 2024
Christopher Gregor's attorney, Mario Gallucci, believes Gregor will take the stand. Gregor's charged in the death of his son, Corey Micciolo. More
May 16, 2024
The defense called Sgt. Raymond Coles, who tracked Christopher Gregor’s phone as he was traveling from New Jersey to Arkansas on April 2-3, 2021. More
May 16, 2024
After a welfare check, officers report bruises but "nothing suspicious" about the relationship between Christopher Gregor and his son Corey. (5/16/24) More
May 16, 2024
David Gregor said when they first met their grandson Corey Micciolo, Christopher Gregor was living with them. More
May 15, 2024
Christopher Gregor wants his parents, David and Carolyn, to testify on his behalf. Christopher is charged with the murder of Corey Micciolo. More
May 14, 2024
Dr. Thomas Andrew testifies and says Corey Micciolo's manner of death was homicide because the injuries couldn't have been self-inflicted. More
May 8, 2024
Christopher Gregor walking out of the ER as nurses tried to save the life of his six-year-old son, Corey Micciolo. More
May 8, 2024
Forensic pathologist Dr. Thomas Andrew testified that Corey Micciolo's fatal injuries could not have been self-inflicted. More
May 8, 2024
Christopher Gregor's search history is addressed. The searches include questions about bruises and if phones can be tracked in airplane mode. More
May 7, 2024
Gregor's phone searches included: Will red marks turn into bruises, can my car be tracked, and how long after an autopsy to file charges? More
May 7, 2024
Julie says Gregor had a duty to protect his six-year-old son, not endanger him. And true crime trends in a full episode of Opening Statements. More
May 7, 2024
After being caught on video abusing his 6-year-old son, Corey Micciolo, on a treadmill, does Christopher Gregor have any chance in this trial? More
May 6, 2024
Dr. Ye Kyaw Aung talked about the bruises on Corey Micciolo's body and Sgt. Matthew Scutti testified to the autopsy performed on Corey. More
May 2, 2024
William Doyle, the triage nurse at the hospital, described Corey's treatment as an "all hands on deck kind of situation." More
May 2, 2024
Sgt. Matthew Scutti, one of the investigators, said that the smell of cleaned or dried vomit was emanating from the victim's bedroom. More
May 2, 2024
Julie says what happened to little Corey Micciolo is appalling, inexcusable, and inhumane. Plus, true crime trends in a full episode. More
May 2, 2024
