Guess the state!
Jun. 1st, 2008 08:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
theweaselkingHer MySpace says she's 19, divorced, and looking for no-strings sex.
Her 22-year-old lover is going to prison, because she's lying, she's actually 13.
Bonus: He's not the first guy to be fooled. And not the first to go to jail.
Guess the state!
Her 22-year-old lover is going to prison, because she's lying, she's actually 13.
Bonus: He's not the first guy to be fooled. And not the first to go to jail.
Guess the state!
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Date: 2008-06-02 03:54 pm (UTC)And in a case where it is a multiple offense against the same child? C'mon on... I am all for protecting children, but if the parents' can't control their own child after MULTIPLE online procecutions... at what point does it go from rare to commonplace for that child? At what place do we blame the idiot parents from properly teaching online situations to their own (supposedly) beloved children????
A child initiator in such cases either is a legally demanded compliance in an investigation or it clearly indicates a BAD UPBRINGING. I am glad that the adults were caught before any "real" harm came to the subject, but still... this is not an isolated incident in this case!
- James -