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Wed 8 Feb, 2017 07:10 pm
So if you knew someone that was a victim when they were a minor. They pressed charges (contrib to the delinquency/dependency/child- the actual charge) on an adult male for preforming an sexual act on them and four years later a dna test proved they have a child with that person. Now the court was to set up child support because the dude is out of prison. (prison time was due to multiple felonies on his record of selling drugs) Usually when child support is established visitation is also. Why this man isn't on the sexual predator list? Where he would need to check in periodically? Why should he be able to attain visitation rights? Even if its supervised or not. He knowingly knew the victim was under age and malnipulated her. When he originally met her through a family member she was thirteen & sixteen when she got pregnant (he was 42). I stating this for the awareness of the situation. Why is it ok and the system of the courts to sweep under the rug. When the charges and proof starring them in the face?
@luvvy,
Bring your proof to the local police department.
@jespah,
How? When he was charged for a sexual act instead of actually having sex with her She said she didn't remember them having sex she was high or drugged but she didn't consent with the sexual act and pressed charges Why have sex and not consent for anything else??? They did a kit on her for evidence Even to this day she said they never had sex Thought she was pregnant from her high school boyfriend but when they did a parental test She found out the old dude is the father
@luvvy,
Either there is a conviction, or there isn't. If there isn't, then the guy was found innocent.