Mother of Houston teen allegedly shot by girlfriend’s dad wants murder charges (Putin, retired)
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Harlot doesn't always been prostitute. It also means a promiscuous woman.
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Originally Posted by Hyperthetic
What's the age of consent for boys in Texas?
The age of consent is 17. The minimum age is 14 with an age differential of 3 years; thus, those who are at least 14 years of age can legally have sex with those less than 3 years older.
Harlot doesn't always been prostitute. It also means a promiscuous woman.
The age of consent is 17. The minimum age is 14 with an age differential of 3 years; thus, those who are at least 14 years of age can legally have sex with those less than 3 years older.
Thanks, I did not know that.
I had a friend from Tennessee who always ranted about trollops.
Do you know what a trollop is?
Nevermind, I looked it up.
A prostitute is probably a professional harlot or trollop.
As for the parents wanting the fther charged with murder, technically, they are an accessory, since he was their son, 16 years old, and they SHOULD know where he is at that time of night.
They should have known. That's correct. But they're not legally accessories. That's laughable. He was 17, not 16, very close to adulthood. What are parents supposed to do? Stay awake the whole night to make sure jr. doesn't sneak out? Put metal bars on all the windows? Install security cameras everywhere? Even most relatively "good" kids sneak out once or twice as teens.
The dad shouldn't be charged with anything. The daughter should be charged with manslaughter or minimally criminally negligent homicide. A manslaughter conviction has been won in a somewhat similar case in TX.
Some bond--he rushes into her room with a gun and the first thing out of her mouth is a lie. Great bond!
Oh stop it. You're just being ugly & mean spirited. It's perfectly reasonable that a girl with a boy in her bedroom, startled & embarrassed by her Father barging in would freeze up and say "I don't know?". That has nothing to do with their bond. You're just looking to point fingers because there was a gun involved. I wish I had a dollar for everytime one of my daughters realized she was busted for something & replied "I don't know" when she obviously did know. "Hey, who ate that last piece of chocolate cake?". "I don't know?". "Why is there a plate & fork with chocolate all over it sitting in front of you?". "I don't know?". Kids do this all the time, heck, so do adults.
This is a sad case, but it's not a criminal case imo & everyone shares some blame. The parents of the boy should have been watching him better than they were. They should have known where we was in the middle of the night. They should have taught him the dangers of being a youth in someone else's, dark house in the middle of the night. The boy never should have been there in the first place, but he also should have identified himself clearly. The girl should have known better than to sneak a boy into her room, but also should have said "He's my boyfriend Dad, DON'T SHOOT.". The Dad should have called police & waited patiently for them, but if I was in the same situation I probably would have shot too. It's tragedy.
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