Noah McIntosh case: Corona dad charged in son's murder allegedly bought acid, 32-gallon trash can, bolt cutters, court document shows

What is it with parents killing their children named Noah?


CORONA, Calif. (KABC) -- A court document has revealed disturbing details about the case of Noah McIntosh, a missing 8-year-old Corona boy whose father has been charged with murder.

Bryce McIntosh was charged on Thursday with his son's murder as the search continued for the boy's body.

According to a court document, investigators believe Bryce McIntosh purchased acid, bolt cutters, a 32-gallon trash can and other items before the boy went missing.

Evidence collected by detectives prompted searches at locations throughout Riverside County including Temescal Valley, Aguanga and Murrieta.

Detectives said evidence collected at those sites were enough to add murder and a special circumstance charge of torture murder to the accusations stacked against McIntosh.
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