Sodomy As Revenge For Rape

[Lisa Denton]

Think the title tells a story?

Hell no. Read the news story.
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Sodomy As Revenge For Rape
Police: Texas Man Sodomized Teenage Stepson to Avenge Rape of Man's 8-Year-Old Daughter

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.

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The system isn't breaking down, it's fuckin broke.

What is missing in this news story? Everything that is important.

The father didn't sodomize the stepson, he did what he was forced to do by a broken system.

Oh yea, he did it wrong, he surely did it wrong, but the police spokesperson has a lot of gall saying he should have let the system work for him. He did, the system told him to take an 18 year old "man" back to his house, to his 8 year old daughter, whom he had just sodomized, for more I guess, I dunno.

I guess in Fort Worth child rape is a misdemeanor, because the story misses the part where in all criminal cases of child sexual assault the prosecutor argues against a low bail, and cites whether the defendant just might be a danger to the victim in the next room down the hall if he is released and sent home to mommy.

The 18 yearold stepson is no child, has raped an 8 year old child, did the judge who allowed his bail even ask who the child was that he raped, or where he was going when released. Somebody fucked this up, the prosecuter fucked up and the judge who released this child predator with no concern for the child who was raped.

And oh yea, child protective services really fucked up, because they should have been waiting at the house and arrested the father if he brought his stepson home, which is probably the only thiing they could have done right, but apparently didn't because in this case maybe they weren't notified. Yea, that part is missing from the news story also, why wasn't CPS notified that there was a house where an 18 year old man had sodomized his 8 year old step-sister and was going to go back home after a prosecutor and judge let him walk out of jail on a cheap bail. Going back to the house with the 8 year old child he just sodomized is, to sleep in the same house with his victim.

I don't know how the stepson lived after this girls father caught him raping her. Maybe the father believed in the system, that the system would work, that the system would protect his daughter.

But the system is broke.


Maybe the father realized that when his step-son called and asked for a ride home, and then the father broke, I dunno, I just can't believe the story, and I can't believe what is missing from the story.

This isn't my JMO, this is my Just Ramblins.

 

[Mark_Ilaan]

My God.

 

[Lisa Denton]

My God.

Yea, that was my first thought, and I couldn't get past that even after I read the story a few times.

But then I got mad, and I still don't know who I'm mad at.

 

[rgraham666]

Much as this horrifies me, I don't believe taking a single extreme example shows that the system is broken.

You want broken? Go to the Congo. Make sure your affairs are in order first.

 

[DesertPirate]

Much as this horrifies me, I don't believe taking a single extreme example shows that the system is broken.

You want broken? Go to the Congo. Make sure your affairs are in order first.

There and most of central Africa, plus Somalia, Sudan, Kenya...

Then again I'm not sure they ever had a system to break

 

[rgraham666]

No. Many of those places had fairly advanced and stable cultures for a long time.

Even those primitive ones, where tribes were the order of the day, often lasted a very long time and had systems that allowed them to survive.

They had problems, sure. Like when the Zulus got imperialistic. But they did fine for a long time

 

[Mark_Ilaan]

Yea, that was my first thought, and I couldn't get past that even after I read the story a few times.

But then I got mad, and I still don't know who I'm mad at.

I can understand that, beautiful. I'm astounded that any of it could happen. I understand a mother's need to protect her son, but at the cost of the daughter? Even if the kid isn't hers, she has to feel something on a maternal level for her.

And the father... I don't even know what to make of him. Some would believe that the young man got what he deserved, but I don't advocate violence -- in any form. Sure, I've been known to defend myself, but only when forced.

Then you have the system of justice that didn't seem to do anything to keep the boy from trying to return to the scene of the crime. WTF?

On top of that, you have this 18-yr-old who rapes his little sister and is stupid enough to call her father for a ride. Maybe the dipshit did deserve what he got...

 

[IrezumiKiss]

Much as this horrifies me, I don't believe taking a single extreme example shows that the system is broken.

You want broken? Go to the Congo. Make sure your affairs are in order first.

Yup. Don't get me started on certain provinces in rural China or what most lower class adolescent girls have to look forward to in order to keep their family fed under the sex trade in Southeast Asian and Latin American countries.

This is nothing compared to what the rest of the world goes through where Nintendo DS games and Britney Spears' coochie isn't a daily way of life. Not that it mitigates the crime any.

 

[jomar]

Awful.

 

[Mark_Ilaan]

Awful.

You said it, brother.

 

[starrkers]

You've got to wonder what the hell the 18-year-old was thinking, looking for a ride back to the home of his victim and her father, whatever his mother said.
He's either completely stupid or so wrapped up in his self-obsession he can't see anything else.
Not saying it's right, but I'm not sure I see much wrong with the father's actions. Except of course that the 18 year old is still breathing.

 

[Lisa Denton]

Much as this horrifies me, I don't believe taking a single extreme example shows that the system is broken.

You want broken? Go to the Congo. Make sure your affairs are in order first.

No Rg.

I wasn't saying this case shows the system is broken, look at what is missing in the story, what the reporter didn't ask, why the reporter didn't run to the prosecuter and ask what bail they recommended, why the reporter didn't run to the judge and ask how he allowed a child rapist to be released on bail and go home to his victim, why the reporter didn't run to child protective services and ask who was protecting this child.

It's whats missing that tells a story here, of a broken system, and a man who broke when he realized his daughter was in danger after he allowed the system to "work" for him and his daughter.

There is no doubt in my mind that had this father taken his stepson home, he would have been arrested the next day for placing his daughter in danger, CPS would have done that, it's thier place to do that in this broken system.

I have no doubt that what the man did was wrong, but I also have no doubt that what he did makes sure his stepson doesn't want to go home to his victim.

And of course, the whole story is of the "victim" child rapist.

No follow-up on the child, did you see that part was missed?

 

[Mark_Ilaan]

You've got to wonder what the hell the 18-year-old was thinking, looking for a ride back to the home of his victim and her father, whatever his mother said.
He's either completely stupid or so wrapped up in his self-obsession he can't see anything else.
Not saying it's right, but I'm not sure I see much wrong with the father's actions. Except of course that the 18 year old is still breathing.

This is just a guess here, but I'd imagine the kid was only thinking of getting to his stash, hidden under his mattress, after the dry spell in a jail cell. Hard to use your brain when you're strung out.

 

[Mark_Ilaan]

No Rg.

I wasn't saying this case shows the system is broken, look at what is missing in the story, what the reporter didn't ask, why the reporter didn't run to the prosecuter and ask what bail they recommended, why the reporter didn't run to the judge and ask how he allowed a child rapist to be released on bail and go home to his victim, why the reporter didn't run to child protective services and ask who was protecting this child.

It's whats missing that tells a story here, of a broken system, and a man who broke when he realized his daughter was in danger after he allowed the system to "work" for him and his daughter.

There is no doubt in my mind that had this father taken his stepson home, he would have been arrested the next day for placing his daughter in danger, CPS would have done that, it's thier place to do that in this broken system.

I have no doubt that what the man did was wrong, but I also have no doubt that what he did makes sure his stepson doesn't want to go home to his victim.

And of course, the whole story is of the "victim" child rapist.

No follow-up on the child, did you see that part was missed?

I saw it, Lisa and I'm trying to find more on the incident.

 

[Emerald_Dragon]

I am afraid that when it comes to a child being raped any kind of niceness in my brain just sorta dissappears. If I had caught him he would have been dead and they never would have found the body. I have two daughters, 7 and 5 and god help the person that messes with them. I have no problem doing prison time for that.

 

[Roxanne Appleby]

Back up a step here, folks: This "family" is a almost certainly basket-case travesty from day-zero - this stuff did not begin with the "rape by the brother of the 8 y.o. daughter." Child services should have taken those kids out of the home when they were zygotes. Hell, I'm sure they should have done the same for the parents when they were zygotes, and so-on and so-on back to whichever generation the pathological dysfunction was hatched in. Maybe caveman CPS.

Seriously, I wonder how far back such pathological dysfunctions go in a line, and how long they can continue?

 

[R. Richard]

The entire thing is an exercise in stupidity.

The kid is 18-years-old. The father has no legal obligation to support the kid. Rather than violence, the father simply drives the kid to the most distant corner of the city and throws him out of the car, leaving him on a rural road with the hauntingly beautiful Italian phrase, "Arrividerci alligatore!"

 

[Emerald_Dragon]

Back up a step here, folks: This "family" is a almost certainly basket-case travesty from day-zero - this stuff did not begin with the "rape by the brother of the 8 y.o. daughter." Child services should have taken those kids out of the home when they were zygotes. Hell, I'm sure they should have done the same for the parents when they were zygotes, and so-on and so-on back to whichever generation the pathological dysfunction was hatched in. Maybe caveman CPS.

Seriously, I wonder how far back such pathological dysfunctions go in a line, and how long they can continue?

Only until you can prevent certain people from breeding and that will never happen.

Or maybe the govt puts more money into childrens welfare finally realizing that they wouldn't have to spend nearly so much on prisons.

 

[rgraham666]

Sorry Lisa. I'm rather brain dead today.

 

[Mark_Ilaan]

Back up a step here, folks: This "family" is a almost certainly basket-case travesty from day-zero - this stuff did not begin with the "rape by the brother of the 8 y.o. daughter." Child services should have taken those kids out of the home when they were zygotes. Hell, I'm sure they should have done the same for the parents when they were zygotes, and so-on and so-on back to whichever generation the pathological dysfunction was hatched in. Maybe caveman CPS.

Seriously, I wonder how far back such pathological dysfunctions go in a line, and how long they can continue?

I think you struck gold with that one. What a CF.

 

[cloudy]

Back up a step here, folks: This "family" is a almost certainly basket-case travesty from day-zero - this stuff did not begin with the "rape by the brother of the 8 y.o. daughter." Child services should have taken those kids out of the home when they were zygotes. Hell, I'm sure they should have done the same for the parents when they were zygotes, and so-on and so-on back to whichever generation the pathological dysfunction was hatched in. Maybe caveman CPS.

Seriously, I wonder how far back such pathological dysfunctions go in a line, and how long they can continue?

It's possible, but not necessarily.

Why tar the entire family when you know absolutely zero beyond what the story says?

Lovely way of thinking.

 

[Lisa Denton]

Back up a step here, folks: This "family" is a almost certainly basket-case travesty from day-zero - this stuff did not begin with the "rape by the brother of the 8 y.o. daughter." Child services should have taken those kids out of the home when they were zygotes. Hell, I'm sure they should have done the same for the parents when they were zygotes, and so-on and so-on back to whichever generation the pathological dysfunction was hatched in. Maybe caveman CPS.

Seriously, I wonder how far back such pathological dysfunctions go in a line, and how long they can continue?

Back up a step Roxanne, I respect you even when we disagree, but I believe its that "it CAN be a learned dysfunction", that doesn't mean ALWAYS, and it doesn't mean this stepson was molested, he may have been, and he sure has been now, but he might have started out as a normal everyday whacked out child rapist without any help.

 

[jomar]

Seriously, I wonder how far back such pathological dysfunctions go in a line, and how long they can continue?

You'd be shocked. Or maybe not. I never cease to be. Though usually, there tends to be a watering down of the genetic pool so later generations aren't as virulent, if you will. But shit, there's a hell of a lot of damage done along the way.


ETA: Sorry for the language if it offends anyone on this genteel porn site. Writing a new chapter to a story where it's sort of that way.

 

[cloudy]

Back up a step Roxanne, I respect you even when we disagree, but I believe its that "it CAN be a learned dysfunction", that doesn't mean ALWAYS, and it doesn't mean this stepson was molested, he may have been, and he sure has been now, but he might have started out as a normal everyday whacked out child rapist without any help.

Exactly.

 

[Lisa Denton]

Sorry Lisa. I'm rather brain dead today.

No you are not Kiss-kiss.

It took me hours of ponderin and trying to research the story to realize the qustions that weren't asked were not considered important by the news peoples.

The only follow up I have found still didn't even mention those important missed things.

The latest I saw said the father sodomized the stepson with a "wrench-like" object and that the father has an arrest record, but it was like possesion of pot and stuff, nothing violent.