Bone-chilling new details emerge about nephew’s horror death after uncle ‘chopped him up with a machete’

CHILLING new details have emerged after a New York City man was accused of "chopping up" his nephew with a machete.

The victim's uncle was arrested and charged with murder and criminal possession of a weapon after he allegedly slaughtered his nephew in the presence of the victim's family on Sunday.

Mahadeo Suhnandan, 50, allegedly told police that his nephew, 29-year-old Neraz Roberts, always "wanted to kill me," authorities said.

"I've had enough" Suhnandan allegedly told officials after Roberts' death on Sunday.

"I heard Neraz say he would kill me if he caught me outside," Suhnandan was quoted as saying.

“I got my ‘Cutlass’ from my bed — it’s a machete. It has a wooden handle. I went downstairs, kicked open his door and asked him why he wants to kill me."

Suhnandan allegedly said he "chopped"; his nephew multiple times while saying, "You want to kill me? I will kill you," the reported.

"The blood on my feet and on my sandals is his," he allegedly told cops.

"He asked me why I chopped him. I leaned back for leverage for the big chops that caught him in the neck."

FATHER 'HEARD' MURDER

The attack happened in Queens around 5am on Sunday. The father of the victim told that he was on speakerphone while his son was brutally murdered.

"My son called and I hear the yelling," Nazeem Roberts, the 49-year-old father of Neraz, said.

"She's screaming to her husband. She was saying, 'Don't do this! No! Don't do this!'" he alleged.

Roberts said he asked his family to record the violent argument while he was on speakerphone.

FAMILY DISPUTE

Neraz's father said the attack came after an ongoing dispute over the ownership of a family home.

A neighbor of the family told The Post that there's been fighting since Suhnandan's mother-in-law died two and a half years ago.

Neraz reportedly continued to live in the basement throughout the feud, even after his father was apparently kicked out of the home.

"He has no criminal record, and this is his first arrest," defense attorney David Donaldson Strachan told the judge of Suhnandan, who was quiet and composed during the proceedings.

Judge Diego Freire ordered Suhnandan be held without bail on murder charges on Monday, The Post reported.