Alabama father beat his 14-year-old daughter after revealing his affair

An Alabama father brutally beat his 14-year-old daughter on Monday after she showed her mother a social media account he may have been using to have an affair. 

Christopher Andrighetti, 39, was accused by his daughter of hitting her with a shower curtain pole, throwing glass bottles at her and punching her inside their trailer home, deputies said.

When he went to get a drink from a the fridge she found an opportunity to escape and made it to a neighbor who alerted the Franklin County sheriff's department. 

When deputies arrived at the trailer they found Andrighetti hiding in a closet, covered in blood due to 'self-inflicted' cuts, local channel News19 reported.

Franklin County Sheriff's department said the girl was covered in 'obvious injuries' and taken to hospital. Her exact condition is not known.

Christopher Andrighetti, 39, brutally beat his 14-year-old daughter after she showed her mother a social media account he may have been using to have an affair

After being kicked out of the house Andrighetti returned on Monday and destroyed everything inside

The 14-year-old girl told Franklin County deputies that she brought to her mother's attention a social media account belonging to her father and suggested that he may have been having an affair.

She told the cops he punched her, hit her with a shower curtain rod and piece of wood, shoved her to the floor, slapped her and threw glass bottles at her. 

The girl's mother, Barbara Nicole Andrighetti, 36, shared images of the inside of the mobile home at 100 Town and Country Trailer Park in Russellville.

She said on Facebook that after being caught cheating Andrighetti was supposed to go and live in their adult son's house.

Instead, he returned to the motor home on Monday when she was at work and destroyed everything inside.

She also said that Andrighetti beat her daughter 'in sessions for almost an hour' before going to get a drink from the fridge. That's when she says her daughter was able to leave.

When the girl's father told her to clean up the mess she went to the kitchen to get a trash bag. she told deputies. When she noticed the door was open she ran off to the safety of a neighbor's house, authorities said.

'I am so proud of her for being brave enough to not stay quiet,' her mother wrote. 

Christopher Andrighetti (left), 39, and the mother of his daughter, Nicole (right), 36

Andrighetti was arrested by Franklin County sheriff's deputies and charged with first-degree domestic violence, assault, child abuse and first degree domestic abuse

When Sheriff's deputies arrived at the mobile home they forced their way through its doors. Inside they found a smashed Nintendo Switch, laptops and children's clothes strewn across the home. 

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office said they found Christopher Andrighetti hiding in a bedroom closet, covered in blood from 'self-inflicted lacerations' to his arms and waist. 

After finding Andrighetti and arresting him, deputies started looking for two more children and found one also hiding in a closet. 

Andrighetti was arrested by Franklin County sheriff's deputies and charged with first-degree domestic violence, assault, child abuse and first degree domestic abuse.

He is being held on a $200,000 bond.