Great-Grandson Who Tied Up, Beat Great-Grandmother To Death Wishes He Killed His Mother Too

A 23 year old man, Gary Bias has been accused of beating his 82 year old great-grandmother, Ella-Nae Bias, to death and tying up his mom. Bias told the police he has regrets and these are not regrets we all expected.
According to Bias, he regrets he could not kill his mother as well, what provoke such savagery is still unknown though he has had been refused bail.
Gary Bias’ twisted admission was revealed by prosecutors at his Saturday arraignment as he was hit with murder and attempted murder charges.
“If I see the kid I would break his neck,” said Moses Ware, a neighbor of the elderly Bias. “That lady was so nice.
Cops say the suspect duct-taped Ella-Nae Bias’ wrists and ankles to a chair before beating the 82-year-old into a bloody pulp Friday inside her E. Fourth St. apartment.
Gary Bias then called his 39-year-old mother, claiming that his great-grandmother wanted to see her, cops said.
When the mother arrived, Ella-Nae was already dead and Gary was “lying in wait,” a police source said.
The son overpowered his mom, beat and kicked her and then bound her to a chair and covered her mouth with duct tape.
When she finally stopped resisting about 5:30 p.m., Bias left the apartment.
His mom was able to free herself and bang on neighbors doors, begging for someone to call police, officials said.
Cops captured Bias as he was fleeing into Brooklyn via the Williamsburg Bridge.
It’s a sad situation, I just want to cry and scream,” said one of the senior’s neighbors, who requested anonymity. “It’s so unbelievable for a grandson to kill his grandmother. When you’re 82 years old, how can you defend yourself from your own blood?”
Daily News New York reports ,She lived her whole life in that apartment,” said one of her grandsons, who wished not to be named. “She had all of her kids there and looked after her grandkids there. She was the main branch of the family.