Originally Posted by foxbluff
Wow... very interesting all the way around... reads more like a segment from the TV show, Without a Trace, doesn't it?
I wonder what day in July, 2012 he got out of jail???
I am so relieved that this little 10 y.o. girl survived this horrible ordeal.
foxbluff, due to the CA state's prison new realignment program, known as A.B. 109(2011). I am not convinced that Summers was actually incarcerated in prison in July 2012 as reports indicate. Daniel Martinez; his partner in crime was arrested. Imo, this duo's MO is very rare. Sexual predator duos are also very rare. To enter an inhabited home and abduct a child is very brazen and mirrors the Isabel Celis(AZ 04/2012) abduction case. A neighbor of the Celis's heard two men's voices the morning of her disappearance, If you observe Summer's photo, it seems obvious that he is also meth tweeker.
It would be safe to conclude that this 10 year old child wasn't this child predator duo's first innocent victim..imo..
http://www.cbs8.com/story/21849533/1-suspect-arrested-in-la-abduction-2nd-may-be-in-san-diego
Daniel Martinez, 29, has been booked for investigation of kidnapping, police said Monday. He was being held on $1 million bail after his Sunday arrest in Northridge, the San Fernando Valley area where the girl lives.
Tobias Dustin Summers, a 30-year-old transient with a long criminal record, was identified by authorities over the weekend as a suspect in the case.
The suspect, Tobias Dustin Summers, 30, is a parolee with prior convictions, including possession of explosives, dating back to 2001, when he turned 18 years old, according to police and court records.
Albanese described Summers as a parolee who was under the supervision of the Los Angeles County Department of Probation.
He was reportedly released from custody in July of 2012 under the
state's prison realignment program, known as A.B. 109.
http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?se...les&id=9047532
The car was parked in front of a Gilmore Street home known to be one of Summers' last known addresses.
Summers also lived in a Reseda townhome with his mother about a year ago.
http://www.middlebury.edu/media/view...toryNature.pdf
Serial Offending and Recidivism
Perhaps the most sobering data that have emerged from the study of
incarcerated rapists are the sheer numbers of victims attacked by the average
rapist. Most rapists who are prosecuted are convicted on a single count of rape.
However, when researchers have granted immunity to offenders in exchange for a truthful accounting of their sex offending history the reality of rape emerges. In
one study, the average number of victims for each rapist was seven, and in
another study it was 11.
Offenders tend to have very lengthy offending
careers, beginning in adolescence and often spanning several decades. By the
time they are captured – if they are captured – they have often victimized scores
or even hundred’s of individuals.
These categorizations have rested on the assumption that these choices of victims
were stable, even fixed characteristics of the offenders. However, the labeling of
an offender as either a rapist, a child molester, or an incest offender has typically
been based on nothing more than what the offender was convicted of.
The reality turns out to be far murkier. There is now substantial evidence
for considerable “crossover” among these categories. So much so, in fact, that it is
questionable whether it is advisable to apply specific victim-category labels to an
offender.
Multiple studies have now documented that between 33% and 66% of
rapists have also sexually attacked children; that up to 82% of child molesters
have also sexually attacked adults; and that between 50% and 66% of incest
offenders have also sexually attacked children outside their families.
which is what is was the day he took the girls.
