Prosecutors in Michigan have charged two parents with murder and related crimes after the death of their seven-year-old son, Casper O’Brien, who weighed about 255 pounds (around 116 kg) when he died. Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton said investigators concluded the child was not being provided proper care, including nutrition, and that the circumstances involved abuse and neglect. Multiple outlets report that the case began after a 911 call from a home in Flint Township, Michigan, on or around early November 2025, when first responders found the boy in medical distress and he later died. Authorities allege the boy was bedridden and that his living conditions were unsafe. The charges reported across outlets include second-degree murder, along with torture and child abuse (or related counts), though the specific wording of each charge varies by outlet. The reporting also indicates prosecutors allege the parents failed to take the child to a doctor and did not provide an appropriate environment, framing the death as the result of sustained neglect and improper care.