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An Arundel man accused of murdering his 2-and-a-half-month old son last weekend was in a York County courtroom Friday morning.
23-year-old Gordon Collins-Faunce did not speak and did not enter a plea.
His case will go before a grand jury in June.
He's accused of assaulting his son, Ethan Henderson, last weekend.
The little boy died after being taken off a ventilator at Maine Medical Center.
Irving Faunce, the adoptive father of Gordon Collins-Faunce, was at the court proceeding and spoke to reporters.
He talked about holding Ethan during the child's final moments.
Faunce said it was important for him to be present at the court proceedings for his grandson and to make sure his son gets good legal representation.
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