11-05-2007, 03:28 AM
11-05-2007, 10:06 AM
Friday night, ABC15 reported that Flores’ brother said the 8-year-old is also responsible for what happened.
Buckeye police tell ABC15 Gabe Flores also told them he felt the little girl’s family should not be doing this to his brother.
In his statement to police the brother said what happened was, “…not rape, it was something, but it was not rape.”
Obviously from the same household where there was (is) no grasp of reality. Tell me that this "man" was led astray by an 8 yr-old. While they're checking up on him, they may want to investigate the brother too. Looks like the two of them are cut from the same cloth. Whatever the family is "doing to his brother" - it falls far short of what would be done if it was my daughter.
gus
Buckeye police tell ABC15 Gabe Flores also told them he felt the little girl’s family should not be doing this to his brother.
In his statement to police the brother said what happened was, “…not rape, it was something, but it was not rape.”
Obviously from the same household where there was (is) no grasp of reality. Tell me that this "man" was led astray by an 8 yr-old. While they're checking up on him, they may want to investigate the brother too. Looks like the two of them are cut from the same cloth. Whatever the family is "doing to his brother" - it falls far short of what would be done if it was my daughter.
gus
11-05-2007, 10:27 AM
GusSis Grateful
11-11-2007, 06:33 PM
Scrape me off the ceiling.
What????
Friday night, ABC15 reported that Flores’ brother said the 8-year-old is also responsible for what happened.
Buckeye police tell ABC15 Gabe Flores also told them he felt the little girl’s family should not be doing this to his brother.
In his statement to police the brother said what happened was, “…not rape, it was "something", but it was not rape.”
This guy is vomit-worthy.
Most paedophiles believe the problem is not theirs but that of the child.
I suspect the whole household was abused.
Yuk, Yuk, Yuk!
Gus, how do we get it so wrong?
"just slightly under-appreciated and more than a little homesick".
Highly appreciated!
What????
Friday night, ABC15 reported that Flores’ brother said the 8-year-old is also responsible for what happened.
Buckeye police tell ABC15 Gabe Flores also told them he felt the little girl’s family should not be doing this to his brother.
In his statement to police the brother said what happened was, “…not rape, it was "something", but it was not rape.”
This guy is vomit-worthy.
Most paedophiles believe the problem is not theirs but that of the child.
I suspect the whole household was abused.
Yuk, Yuk, Yuk!
Gus, how do we get it so wrong?
"just slightly under-appreciated and more than a little homesick".
Highly appreciated!
11-11-2007, 07:45 PM
This story is sick!!!! Yeah right, an 8-yr old is to blame!!! Get a grip! Adults are more responsible for their actions. At least they should be held responsible.
This 8-yr-old was probably already victimized. Sad story.
Yeah, vomit worthy.
Makes me a little more than homesick.
This 8-yr-old was probably already victimized. Sad story.
Yeah, vomit worthy.
Makes me a little more than homesick.
11-11-2007, 11:30 PM
Yeah...well, the American Psychiatric Association is trying to get pedophilia classified as a legal handicap. These are the guys who are called to testify in court cases of alleged child molesters.
Ya know...it beats the heck out of me how society comes up with this crap that serves to justify predators. I don't get it. We have our current or former religious leadership body that wants to bury the problem as if it doesn't exist. The Catholic Church hid the worst priestly offenders for years. We have some of our most educated "experts-in-the-field" who apparently want to give predators handicapped parking spaces.
It gives new meaning to "wolf in sheep's clothing." I'm starting to think that "wolves" aren't as "endangered" as I was led to believe. I have a solution for wolves; but it wouldn't be very popular in our PC, "it's-all-good" society.
gus
Ya know...it beats the heck out of me how society comes up with this crap that serves to justify predators. I don't get it. We have our current or former religious leadership body that wants to bury the problem as if it doesn't exist. The Catholic Church hid the worst priestly offenders for years. We have some of our most educated "experts-in-the-field" who apparently want to give predators handicapped parking spaces.
It gives new meaning to "wolf in sheep's clothing." I'm starting to think that "wolves" aren't as "endangered" as I was led to believe. I have a solution for wolves; but it wouldn't be very popular in our PC, "it's-all-good" society.
gus