NJ Teen Sold Step Sister, 7, For Party Sex

Associated Press ^ | 3/31/2010 | Associated Press

[TheWriterTX]

TRENTON, N.J. — It started with a party invitation to a 15-year-old girl from some young men she knew. She took her 7-year-old stepsister to an apartment down the street from their home near the New Jersey Statehouse, where the girls had been hanging around outside on a Sunday afternoon.

[TheWriterTX]

Words fail me.

[Lancey Howard]

Welcome to the liberal Democrats’ America.

[jessduntno]

If B. Hussein Obama’s new Education guy has a say, it will be the 7 year old’s good fortune to have someone introduce her to the “Joy of Sex”

[Doogle]

Their parents, none the wiser, thought maybe they had run away.

....thought, a concept that is not conceivable in this case

[Bad Jack Bauer]

anyone want to place a bet that their first names ended in sha or quah?

[TheWriterTX]

I'm still reeling. I guard my 3 babies like as hawk, as does my husband.

Moral depravity is spreading like a cancer over our society.

Prayers for that precious baby; jail and pain for everyone else.

[JustaDumbBlonde]

Kinda makes you wonder what kind of home these girls come from, when the first thought of the ‘parents’ (a term which is used very loosely here) is that the kid ran away.

[Oceander]

Yup.

[MississippiMan]

I knew a child who was prostituted out as an INFANT, to GROWN MEN, by her PARENTS. There’s such an ugly underworld in our society that most folks wouldn’t believe exists. And it’s growing as our society becomes more and more godless.

MM

[Blogger]

Chalia Johnkins, who lives around the corner from the Towers, said gatherings of young men are commonplace, and that police should have known something unsavory was happening.

"The police who were supposed to be on patrol should be held responsible," she said. "They could have prevented this. These weren't regular guards. They were police and they still didn't see the baby crying?"

The baby wasn't crying until after the fact. How could they have stopped this? If gatherings of young men are commonplace, how were the police supposed to know a 7 year old was being gangraped. Idiots! She seems to know about the neighborhood, how come she didn't stop it. She should have known something unsavory was going on. Shouldn't she have reported it? Just about as much logic here as anything you hear out of this crowd.

[dynachrome]

“down the street from their home”

An earlier post of this story said the “home” was a public housing project.

[Doogle]

maybe, ran away

[Doogle]

..that’s like
Cop: why’d you run?
Perp: cuz ya waz chasing me

[Oceander]

Afterward, the child put on her clothes and left. Her sister stayed behind with the men.

Two women found the child crying outside the apartment and walked her home, where police were waiting.

Once everyone involved is identified, they should all be strung up by the wrists with uninsulated wire, and then impaled, very slowly, on sharpened rebar that's been hooked up to the electrical system.

[Kid Shelleen]

Pimping ain’t easy

[Salvey]

Once again, my psychic powers reveal to me images of the likeness of the scumbag.

[TheWriterTX]

Monstrous. That poor baby!!!

Folks like this deserve all the pain the world can inflict.

[windcliff]

Crime ping.

[Kimmers]

If the police would have questioned the gathering of young men or should I say perverts those pervs would have screamed harassment and racial profiling....

[Feasor13]

In my professional capacity, I’ve seen people prostituting their children out to pay drug debts, and women allowing their boyfriends to take liberties with their little girls in an attempt to keep them around. There’s a dark underbelly of society that the media ignores. Reason #1 why I’m a helicopter parent.