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I sure hope that is a birthmark on his neck?? Post 2 above this with the blue stripped sweat pants
I was thinking the same thing. Gah!!
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I sure hope that is a birthmark on his neck?? Post 2 above this with the blue stripped sweat pants
Bond hearing video
https://twitter.com/abcworldnews/status/975785797201772544
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GAAAAAAAAH *koff* *koff*[FONT=comic\ sans\ ms]All right, class, it's Vocabulary Time. Today we will learn the definition of STUPID: [/FONT]
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https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/stupid
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http://6abc.com/16-year-old-amy-yu-found-in-mexico-returns-to-allentown/3228798/
Unfortunately, I don't see it in any other photos of him ;/ granted, I can only see part of his neck in themI sure hope that is a birthmark on his neck?? Post 2 above this with the blue stripped sweat pants
I'm sure he'd help her find a good job to support him. [emoji52]Im so glad AY is safely home, but I’m baffled. They aren’t two love-struck teenagers. He’s 45 with kids. She’s a teenager. Take a few thousand dollars and run away to Mexico? Then what?? Was there a long term plan?
I kinda got an icky feeling when I read that. :sick:I'm sure he'd help her find a good job to support him. [emoji52]
Esterly is facing a charge of interference of the custody of a child, a felony of the third degree.
Former Assistant U.S. Attorney Seth Weber said determining what happened between Esterly and AY both locally and in Mexico can potentially lead to a slew of more serious charges.
Besides examining the relationship and analyzing digital data, investigators may also try to explore what happened on the Mexican getaway, including whether, at any point, the teen wanted to come home to her family in Allentown because she was uncomfortable or scared, Weber said.
“If she did have a change of heart, we are talking about kidnapping and false imprisonment,” he said. “If she consented to everything and she stands by that story, there will be a shorter list of charges."
Allentown attorney Thomas Joachim said that if Yu went willingly to Mexico with Esterly it could present a valid defense for him. Under Pennsylvania law, a person commits the crime of interference with the custody of a child if they knowingly take a child under the age of 18 away from their legal parent or guardian.
However, if the child is at least 14 years old and goes with the person willingly, and the defendant had no intention of committing a criminal act with the child, that could lead to acquittal, Joachim said.
“I presume the police are going to be scrutinizing what their activities were in Mexico,” he said.
Weber said Esterly could be subject to the same federal charge that landed music pioneer Chuck Berry in jail in the 1960s.
Under the Mann Act, transporting a minor across state lines for “any sexual activity for which any person can be charged with a criminal offense” is a federal crime that can carry significant prison time, Weber said. Berry was sentenced to three years in prison for taking a 14-year-old from El Paso to St. Louis in 1959.
She had feared the worst after her daughter ran off with a 45-year-old married man named Kevin Esterly.
After they were finally found, they were taken to Miami Saturday night.
Just days before receiving the good news, however, Luu gave an extensive interview to ABC News admitting her regret for arguing with her daughter before her disappearance and her anger at Esterly.
"Nobody can help," Luu said about her daughter's return. "They just hide and hide. It's so difficult to find them."
Her daughter vanished with what Luu described as "a little bit of jewelry, her passport and a couple hundred dollars."
The mother said she regretted fighting with her daughter before she fled.
"The last day, I called AY and we talked I yelled at her, and so she got mad," Luu said.
In the throes of worry and reflection, Luu wondered if she could have done more to keep A away from from the married man.
"Every day she would go out -- sometimes for two hours and I ask her 'Why do you go out? Every day you go out!'" she said she told AY. "Sometime she would be gone overnight....
"It's difficult teaching the teenagers because they won't listen to the parents," she added.
Luu agreed, saying for AY, Kevin Esterly was "dad" and his wife was "mom."
But Luu said she found the relationship strange and confronted the couple.
"I ask him and I ask his wife, 'Why does she call you mom and dad?' and they say 'It's normal,'" Luu recalled.
But the patriarchal relationship became inappropriate over "eight or nine months" when Stacey Esterly said she learned her husband was allegedly having sex with AY, according to Waldron.
"She tried to prevent Kevin on almost a daily basis from having contact with AY," Waldron said, adding that Stacey Esterly didn't report him to authorities at first because she was concerned about fracturing her family.
While she is back home, any kind of homecoming with AY is being delayed because the youth is staying at a Pennsylvania hospital, her mother said.
Some quotes from AY's mom:
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Hope the mom doesn't feel guilty. If anything a stronger response was needed earlier IMO (easy to say from the QB chair)., AY seems strong willed and events were spinning out of control. The mom needs to be strong, hope she has or can find a good support network and a good lawyer to protect the family's interests.
http://www.wfmz.com/news/lehigh-val...bout-daughters-return-kevin-esterly/718561489
here it is.
[FONT="]"I hope Kevin in the jail, is thinking, he will change, and then he will pray to God…and when he comes out, he will change" [/FONT]