Nicholas Adam Ecker, a man with a history of police records, has set the house on fire intentionally and killed his infant son. The boy’s mother is also charged in connection with the case.
Nicholas Adam Ecker and Karlie Phelps have lost their 17-month-old baby.
The demise of the baby was with the hands of his father Nicholas Adam Ecker. The baby was burnt alive inside a house and apparently, Ecker intentionally put out the fire.
He has been charged with one count of first-degree murder and aggravated arson in connection with the fire.
Who Is Nicholas Adam Ecker? Where Is He Now?
Nicholas Adam Ecker, 28, is a man from Kansas who killed his infant son by setting the house on fire intentionally.
While he was arrested and charged for the death of his infant son, Ecker is found to be a man with a history of multiple charges being faced. The charges included felony stalking, aggravated domestic assault, and illegal possession of firearms.
Additional 15 cases were filed against him over the course of years including juvenile offenses, domestic violence matters, and current cases.
Regarding the incident, it was reported that he returned to the home after the fire took everything. He was eventually detained and charged with setting the fire on February 13, 2022, on morning 1.
As for now, he is placed at the Johnson County Jail. He is placed on a bond of $1 million for murder and arson charges and an additional $58,500 for the stalking, battery, and firearm charges.
Nicholas Adam Ecker Facebook Bio
Nicholas Adam Ecker is not found on Facebook.
His bio is yet to be made public but the recent case of an intentional fire leading his infant son to death has led netizens to talk about him online.
People on Facebook and other online platforms are actively involved in sharing the detail of the case.
Nicholas Adam Ecker And Karlie Phelps Son Death
Nicholas Adam Ecker and Karlie Phelps’s infant son died on February 13, 2022, after the house was placed on the fire.
The son was left alone in the crib in the basement. His mother Karlie Phelps, 28, was revealed to have gone to a home in Kansas City with the intent of purchasing prescription pain medication.
Ahead of the fire Nicholas and Karlie were found to have exchanged text messages which revealed the father to have started a fire in the house.
Ecker was out on bond as he was charged with aggravated domestic battery against Karlie. He was not allowed to have contact with the baby’s mother as per the bond.
Karlie is charged with involuntary manslaughter involving a child less than 6-years-old and endangering a child less than the age of 18.
Their next court appearance is scheduled at March 31.