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Originally posted by boncho
I would put money on a behaviour such as that being taught to her by someone older, therefore, something like this should spark an investigation into who exactly was teaching this girl these kinds of things.
Originally posted by silo13
According to Ashley's mum, the Houston Police sex crimes investigator denied her the right to sit in on a 45-minute interrogation that left her daughter in tears.
Something about that is wrong. It has to be. Doesn't it?
Originally posted by earthling42
So she is accused of rape, what did she do to this young boy?
Originally posted by FreedomEntered
I have to agree it seems to be upbringing.
Child criminal behaviour must come from somewhere....
You are right children play games and doctors and nurses and they know how to kiss, hold hands, maybe it got out of hand.
I mean how would a child even know how " to do it"? Is the questionedit on 27-8-2013 by FreedomEntered because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by silo13
I'll be the first one to take a harsh stand against pedophiles. But a 10 year old girl? This is a tough one.
Originally posted by silo13
reply to post by boncho
Do you think that's why the mother wasn't allowed in the interview?
I'm trying to keep an open mind here all the way around.
That would make sense wouldn't it? Asking the girl what was 'going on' at home?
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peace