Showing posts with label underage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label underage. Show all posts

Saturday, May 25, 2013

SIGN PETITION: To Hold Kaitlyn Hunt Accountable For Her Crime!



Assistant State Attorney Brian Workman: Prosecute Kaitlyn Hunt for her crimes.

 Petition by: Krista Ellis Lexington KY
I try to keep my opinions of current events to myself, but I received an email asking me to sign a petition to free Kaitlyn Hunt from prosecution. Why would I sign a petition asking the state attorney's office not to prosecute an 18-year-old ADULT of TWO counts of "lewd and lascivious battery on a CHILD 12--16 years of age?" According to news articles that I have read, Kaitlyn began having sexual relations with this girl in December 2012 when she was 18-years-old and her girlfriend was 14-years-old. First of all, what 18-year-old, male or female, gay or straight, finds a 14-year-old sexually attractive? You have got to have something wrong with your head to think of a 14-year-old sexually. Second, I have a daughter that will be 14-years-old in less than a month and I would not want anyone, male or female, adult or child, gay or straight, to think of her, or any of my children, sexually. It's just wrong.



         On Tuesday the ACLU of Florida issued a statement condemning the state's prosecution of Hunt "for engaging in behavior that is both fairly innocuous and extremely common."
"This is a life sentence for behavior by teenagers that is all too common, whether they are male or female, gay or straight. High-school relationships may be fleeting, but felony convictions are not," the ACLU statement read.

So, is the ACLU of Florida saying that everyone's doing it so it's okay? I would hope not because a mentality like that only contributes to an already growing problem of teen pregnancies, absent parents, drop-outs, and so on. Besides, as an organization that is meant to help protect the rights of Americans, is it appropriate that they take the side of a pedophilia and dismiss the rights of the victim's parents to protect their underage child? Maybe the ACLU of Florida should stop while their ahead.
It is hard enough these days to raise our children without the influence of the world around them. At 14-years-old, a child can't possibly know what's best for them. We send them out in the world everyday hoping that you did a good job. I can't imagine how disheartening it was for the victims parents to find out that their daughter's upperclassman teammate engaged their daughter in a sexual relationship. We can't be with our children 24/7 so we look to our children's role models to encourage our children to make good choice, not make bad ones with them. Yes, ACLU of Florida, everyone's doing it, but like I tell my children, that doesn't make it right.
So I started this petition in support of the State Attorney's Office to continue with the prosecution of an 18-year-old girl in a sexual relationship with a minor.
To: 
Brian Workman, Assistant State Attorney 
Bruce Colton, Indian River County State Attorney 
Continue the prosecution of Kaitlyn Hunt, an 18-year-old in a sexual relationship with a minor. 
Sincerely, 

    Friday, May 24, 2013

    The Family & the Underage Victim in the Kaitlyn Hunt Case are being Victimized by Kate Supporters...WPEC-TV CBS12 News :: News - Top Stories - EXCLUSIVE: Parents of underage victim in Kate Hunt's case defend actions

    The Family and the Underage Victim in the Kaitlyn Hunt Case are being victimized by #FreeKate Supporters


    Click Here For The Interview >>>WPEC-TV CBS12 News :: News - Top Stories - EXCLUSIVE: Parents of underage victim in Kate Hunt's case defend actions


    [A]ccording to Hunt’s parents, Hunt was 17 when the relationship began, but the other girl’s parents waited until after she turned 18 to go to police.


    Anyone can read the arrest affidavit in the case and see that Kaitlyn’s date of birth is Aug. 14, 1994, meaning she turned 18 before she began her senior year at high school year and before she met the younger girl, who was a 14-year-old freshman throughout the period when the two were sexually involved together. Kaitlyn was arrested Feb. 16, and the freshman girl didn’t turn 15 until April.



    Joan McCarter of Daily Kos — who had originally posted a petition supporting Kaitlyn Hunt — removed that petition and corrected the story as soon as she learned the truth:
    Thu May 23, 2013 at 10:29 AM PT: The public scrutiny of this case has brought to light problems with the initial reporting, and with the original story coming from the Hunt family. Previously, Hunt’s parents said that the younger girl was 15, and Hunt 17 when the relationship began. The release of the arrest warrant made clear, as subsequent news stories report, that the younger girl was 14 and Hunt was indeed 18 when the relationship began.
    These corrections, and the initial dishonesty of Hunt’s parents, make this story much more problematic, and our original petition moot.
    This #FreeKate Campaign WILL surely backfire and blowup in her supporters faces.

    #FreeKate Supporter Below:


    Couldn't have said it better myself: via Renae Alana on Twitter @Renae_Alana
    Why I Don't and Won't Support #FreeKate (kaitlyn hunt)
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