According to the article he has a lot of connections in that town and a contract with the local PD. I've heard of crazier shit getting a pass from the justice system in East Texas and this happened in cajun country where it's prob worse
Giving a 16 year old a cell phone? There has to be way more to the story. Judges aren't idiots, they will justify a decision with law and not something so stupid. That's the problem with Judges and lawyers who get picked apart by people who read stuff. I've seen it way too often where people read an article about a case and are outraged by an outcome but they really have no clue about what happened. I don't know about Texas but in Missouri paternity cases are locked and are not public documents. As lawyers we can't always divulge the details but rarely do people have any clue about all the evidence and facts.
WTF? There has to be more to this story. Surely.
I'm positive there is a lot more to the story. But we won't hear it unless the Dad tries to defend himself. Which honestly if someone is accusing you of rape (Which it sounds like it was statutory rape at minimum) the last thing you really want to do is put a face to a name and be outspoken. So yeah, the end result is we will probably never be able to find out the facts of why the judge took a child away from this woman. But I feel very comfortable in saying there is more to the situation than that. But it could be for a multitude of reasons. She may have just never shown up to court. Could be that she is actually an awful parent. Could be that dad made up some really good accusations with regards to the phone (Like the daughter is using the phone to contact 32 year old men...) but unless someone gets a copy of the judgment it's impossible to know.
I just want to know if the man was convicted of raping her or just claiming he did. The answer to that question could change my opinion on this a lot.
So if you read the article no he was not convicted of anything. She didn't report anything until 7 years ago. So basically 9 years after the rape. She claims she was under the impression that if you don't report it the next day that you can't report it.
If she didn't report it, it makes it awfully hard to feel sorry for her.
Yeah, they have no business introducing that sexual behavior anymore than they should hetero behaviors. It just isn't right to introduce that to a child. Period. There is no excuse for it.
I think some like Jesse Kelly are right when they talk about how America is, and is going to continue, self-separating.
Can't you just be gay without being crude as fuck?
trust me, I try
Yes, bitches can be crazy. I tell my wife all the time that women are crazy. It's just a matter of to what to degree.
