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'Don't know why this is considered abuse': Dad who was shocked at arrest for nearly killing newborn blamed child's high-pitched 'colic' cry, police say
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When asked if his son's colic had any effect on his anger, Page allegedly said it had exacerbated his "emotional outbursts."
"Yeah, for me like it gets to the point, like, like I was talking to my pediatrician, like … my physician, where like my anger, you know, for typically like it just builds, builds, builds, builds," the affidavit states.
"Bill [Page] stated he held Victim 1 tightly against him and he went limp and was crying on Saturday," the affidavit states.
When asked if his actions could have led to his son's death, Page reportedly responded such an outcome was "possible," but claimed he was "not meaning to" kill his son.
He has significant, significant injuries," Outagamie County District Attorney Melinda Tempelis said during Thursday's hearing, footage of which was posted by WLUK.