A frustrated father tries to kill his son, because he thinks he cannot meet his fatherly responsibilities

A father attempted to slaughter his son following claims that he couldn't deal with the obligation of parenthood.

The awful subtle elements are simply turning out, however Nathan Weitzel, 29, crashed into a few autos at 75mph while his little child was left unfastened keeping in mind the end goal to slaughter him.

As per observers, as they drew nearer the auto after the "accident" they saw Weitzel elbowing the boy in the face.

Isaiah fortunately survived the endeavor on his life. Be that as it may, half of his little body has been left in a cast and his mom, Nancy Lopez, says that it will take two months for him to recover his capacity to walk.

Weitzel however told police that he was affected by cocaine.

According to a report made by Daily Mail an investigator stated that: "The reason he wanted to kill Isaiah was because being a father was a big responsibility and he did not think he was man enough to raise a child."

He told police: "I was trying to kill my son."

Court records demonstrate that the pair went to a recreation center so Isaiah could play. While they were there, Weitzel thought about an approach to execute him. When they exited, Weitzel secured his own seat strap yet didn't do likewise for his child so the probabilities of him dying would be expanded. He then drove around attempting to locate a decent place to crash.

According to witness Sam Schulte: "I pulled the window off, and I pulled the door open, my neighbour got him out of the car and put him on the ground."

Another witness drew closer the auto and saw Weitzel "hitting the child ... it resembled an elbow." They included: It was astonishing.

The child's mom, Nancy, who is isolated from Weitzel, told 9News: "He's a really caring kid. He's truly humane with different children.

"I don't understand why or how he [Nathan] could do something like this, but I'm hoping Isaiah recovers soon. People pray for us and for my son to get better."

A crowdfunding endeavour has now been set up keeping in mind the end goal to pay for Isaiah's therapeutic treatment.