To: ClearCase_guy
Shouldn’t the girl be charged too? Whatever the 15 yo boy did, the 14 yo girl participated willingly. What’s the diff?
14 posted on
03/04/2010 11:20:44 AM PST by
swain_forkbeard
(Rationality may not be sufficient, but it is necessary.)
To: swain_forkbeard
We've seen recent cases where someone kidnaps a girl, keeps her hidden in a secret room for a long time, and uses her as a sex slave. The boy and his mother are (it seems to me) going down that path -- and that's a bad path.
Sounds like this time it was consensual, so the girl is partly to blame. I say charge 'em all. And I say (again) keep a close eye on that Fennell family.
15 posted on
03/04/2010 11:28:44 AM PST by
ClearCase_guy
(We're all heading toward red revolution - we just disagree on which type of Red we want.)
To: swain_forkbeard
Running away isn't really illegal is it?
However, lying to the cops when they knock on your door is.
17 posted on
03/04/2010 11:31:56 AM PST by
thefactor
(yes, as a matter of fact, i DID only read the excerpt)
To: swain_forkbeard
Shouldn’t the girl be charged too?Reminds me of a similar incident about 5 years ago where a 20 yo guy went to the house of a 12 yo girl for sex. Got caught. The prosecutor said that the girl set the whole thing up and was the "brains" behind it. Talked the guy into it (I wonder how hard that was?) The prosecutor was lamenting that she was too young to get charged with anything. The guy got jail time and listed on the sexual offender database, and she just went back to school.
18 posted on
03/04/2010 11:33:59 AM PST by
from occupied ga
(Your most dangerous enemy is your own government,)
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