January 13th, 2008, 03:00 PM
Now here's one of the most twisted cases of family dynamics I've EVER heard of.
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5h...H3-AQD8U4O9R00
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — A father sodomized his 18-year-old stepson to avenge the teenager's alleged rape of the man's 8-year-old daughter, police said.
The father, 32, turned himself into to authorities on Friday and was released from jail Saturday after posting a $17,500 bond. He faces a charge of aggravated sexual assault.
The stepson was arrested Jan. 2 and charged with suspicion of aggravated sexual assault. Police say the father caught him assaulting his daughter, and a subsequent examination at a hospital revealed the girl had been sodomized.
Sgt. Cheryl Johnson, supervisor of the Fort Worth sex crimes unit, said in a story posted Saturday on the Fort Worth Star-Telegram's Web site that people need to "allow the criminal justice system to work for them."
"This is a very unique case, but we have a criminal justice system in place, and no one can take the law into their own hands," Johnson said.
The Star-Telegram didn't identify the father or the stepson to protect the identity of the girl. Fort Worth police didn't immediately return phone and e-mail messages from The Associated Press.
When the stepson was arrested, the man warned his wife not to get the teenager out of jail. She posted bond for the teen's release. When he called home Jan. 3 after getting released, the father took the call and picked him up, police said.
Instead of taking the teenager home, the Arlington man drove to an abandoned house in Fort Worth, beat his stepson with a baseball bat and sodomized him with a metal tool, police said.
After the man left, the stepson found a pay phone and called police, who searched the abandoned home.
"We did find evidence at the scene to corroborate our victim's story," Johnson said.
Now here's one of the most twisted cases of family dynamics I've EVER heard of.
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5h...H3-AQD8U4O9R00
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — A father sodomized his 18-year-old stepson to avenge the teenager's alleged rape of the man's 8-year-old daughter, police said.
The father, 32, turned himself into to authorities on Friday and was released from jail Saturday after posting a $17,500 bond. He faces a charge of aggravated sexual assault.
The stepson was arrested Jan. 2 and charged with suspicion of aggravated sexual assault. Police say the father caught him assaulting his daughter, and a subsequent examination at a hospital revealed the girl had been sodomized.
Sgt. Cheryl Johnson, supervisor of the Fort Worth sex crimes unit, said in a story posted Saturday on the Fort Worth Star-Telegram's Web site that people need to "allow the criminal justice system to work for them."
"This is a very unique case, but we have a criminal justice system in place, and no one can take the law into their own hands," Johnson said.
The Star-Telegram didn't identify the father or the stepson to protect the identity of the girl. Fort Worth police didn't immediately return phone and e-mail messages from The Associated Press.
When the stepson was arrested, the man warned his wife not to get the teenager out of jail. She posted bond for the teen's release. When he called home Jan. 3 after getting released, the father took the call and picked him up, police said.
Instead of taking the teenager home, the Arlington man drove to an abandoned house in Fort Worth, beat his stepson with a baseball bat and sodomized him with a metal tool, police said.
After the man left, the stepson found a pay phone and called police, who searched the abandoned home.
"We did find evidence at the scene to corroborate our victim's story," Johnson said.
January 13th, 2008, 03:15 PM
That is one angry guy. Though what he did is out of the question, the part with the baseball bat might come to mind if I was in his shoes. I don't know how anyone can keep from going ballistic when their child is raped. The 18-year old is probably a piece of work to begin with.
That is one angry guy. Though what he did is out of the question, the part with the baseball bat might come to mind if I was in his shoes. I don't know how anyone can keep from going ballistic when their child is raped. The 18-year old is probably a piece of work to begin with.
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January 13th, 2008, 04:40 PM
there's nothing saying what she did in the situation to create it. She could be completely innocent and the step son was just some perverted nut whack..... with the right hand I might add.
Either way, rape is rape, and if that occured with my daughter, I would have shot his genitals off with a shotgun. And even if I missed directly, that bastard won't be pretty no more.
It's not just a physical violation but a mental one as well, and anybody sick enough to abuse someone's trust and well being, doesn't deserve equal treatment in society. It's an addictive power trip and a fetish you can't remove from their brains (in most situations.... not all)
there's nothing saying what she did in the situation to create it. She could be completely innocent and the step son was just some perverted nut whack..... with the right hand I might add.
Either way, rape is rape, and if that occured with my daughter, I would have shot his genitals off with a shotgun. And even if I missed directly, that bastard won't be pretty no more.
It's not just a physical violation but a mental one as well, and anybody sick enough to abuse someone's trust and well being, doesn't deserve equal treatment in society. It's an addictive power trip and a fetish you can't remove from their brains (in most situations.... not all)
January 13th, 2008, 05:33 PM
I guess I was reading it within the context of having stated that I sensed a divorce coming on.... and was thinking of the parents' involvements in the bail, etc. Reading it through, it does sound odd. I like when I'm naive in the way I read things. Life's better that way.
I guess I was reading it within the context of having stated that I sensed a divorce coming on.... and was thinking of the parents' involvements in the bail, etc. Reading it through, it does sound odd. I like when I'm naive in the way I read things. Life's better that way.
