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Maybe they're getting him for all of the ones they didn't get.
Still tho...19 --> 13? I want to believe dude could've known. In my mind I think I can draw a line and 16 and say older, younger, or push and have a decent percentage of accuracy. But hell...maybe not at 19!
And a brother mackin on online or via an app nowadays prolly would be too busy thinking 'I wonder if she's real and down' to be worried about 'is she totally not at least 17. Unless a dude has a history of cradle-robbing, logic should prevail, he should eat some degree of legality as a lesson (jail, probation, 'stay away from them young chick, mane' counseling), and then he should be able to get back to life as long as he doesn't rub elbows or anything else with younger chicks ever again.
Otherwise, again...it reeks of throwing the book at a dude who couldn't move to 'payback' other separate cases where the dude in question could dodge whatever the book was throwing (Robert Sylvester for instance).
>Read more: >http://metro.co.uk/2015/08/07/teen-cant-live-with-his-family-anymore-because-a-girl-he-slept-with-lied-about-her-age-5331850/#ixzz3iKeS5jjl > >Teen can’t live with his family anymore because a girl he >slept with ‘lied about her age’ >Harry Readhead for Metro.co.ukFriday 7 Aug 2015 2:07 pm >1.1k > > >Zach Anderson is no longer allowed to live at home with his >family. > >He can’t use the internet, take a walk in the park or go >shopping. > >In his words, he’s an ‘outcast from society’. > >Why? Because he had sex with a 14-year-old who claimed she was >17 and is now a registered sex offender. > >The 19-year-old, from Indiana, met the girl via a dating app >called Hot or Not, on which she told him she was over the >legal age of consent. But Zach was arrested after the pair >slept together. Then he was convicted. He now finds himself on >the Elkhart County sex offender register alongside child >molesters and rapists. > >Even the girl’s mother testified in court that she didn’t >want Zach labelled as a sex offender because ‘he really is >not.’ > >In a letter written by the girl to Zach’s family, she said >she was ‘sorry I didn’t tell you my age. I really don’t >want you to hate me. > >‘It kills me everyday knowing that you are going through >hell and I’m not. I want to be in trouble and not you.’ > >But Judge Dennis Wiley was far from sympathetic. Sentencing >Zach, he said: ‘That seems to be part of our culture now. >Meet, have sex, sayonara. > >‘Totally inappropriate behaviour. There is no excuse for >this, whatsoever.’ > > > > >Read more: >http://metro.co.uk/2015/08/07/teen-cant-live-with-his-family-anymore-because-a-girl-he-slept-with-lied-about-her-age-5331850/#ixzz3iKeS5jjl
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