Authorities say the toddler trusted Bobby Woods Jr., 17, enough to follow him to the water's edge on Aug. 17 as he played outside their families' shared Lufkin home.Once there, Woods, knowing the boy couldn't swim, said he pushed Mason Cuttler into the water before turning his back as the floundering boy screamed for help, the Angelina County Sheriff's Office said.
Woods later helped search for the child whose body was found in the private pond a day later.
Mason's parents released a statement Friday, thanking local authorities and volunteers for assisting them "in our time of loss."
Mason's online obituary describes him as a "happy child."
"He loved Mickey Mouse and Thomas the Train. He enjoyed playing on the family tractor, helping mow on the lawn mower, and riding the 4-wheeler," it reads.
Daily News
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