but was visibly shaken.

Williams then spoke and apologized to Washington. The judge told Williams for what he did, "indifference was putting it mildly."

Shortly after the verdict was read, Williams' attorney asked for a new trial stating that the 33 minutes that jury deliberated was too short. The judge denied the motion for a new trial.

Before the verdict was given, the judge told the jury that they could consider three different charges for Williams which included homicide by child abuse, aiding and abetting homicide by child abuse and unlawful conduct towards a child.

Evidence presented throughout the week included video shown to jurors of Williams buying cement and a trash can from a local hardware store.

On Wednesday, a recorded phone call between Williams and his ex-girlfriend's sister, Ramona Smith, wasplayed for jurors Wednesday morning. On the recorded conversation, Williams admitted that he hit Rodricus so hard that the boy's chest was bruised.

Williams then admits in the call that he was scared when he found his son unresponsive and tried to give his son CPR.

In another recorded interview played to jurors, Williams recounts to a Berkeley County Sheriff's detective what happened just before and after the day Rodricus died.

Williams says he rushed home from work after hearing his son was unresponsive. He said the boy seemed "out of life."

Then he and then girlfriend, Grace Trotman, chose not to call an ambulance, according to authorities. In the recording, Williams admitted to dumping his son's body in a cement filled trash can and taking it to the woods near Vance,