A second victim [age 14 at that time; more from her in the article] of a man who was given joint custody of a child he conceived in rape says he should not be around children.
the woman [in this current situation], who identified herself as Tiffany on The Steve Gruber Show, which streams online at stevegruber.com. She said she was living in Florida and when she went to change her address was told there was a court order for her to return to Michigan.
Part of me didnt want to come back home because I was scared, she said on the radio show. I wouldve got contempt of court if I hadnt shown. I wouldve been thrown in jail.
Tiffany said she felt so alone, by myself over the last nine years since her assault.
I didnt talk about it, I tried to put it behind me, but thats never possible. You never forget what happens.
Tiffany said a judge decided to put the rapists name on her sons birth certificate.
(Id been told), hed have to fight for any kind of rights, Tiffany said. Then this judge just hands him these rights, like he deserves them.
Her son, she said, wants nothing to do with the man.
The second victim said that in March 2010, she was taken to the same vacant Brown City house where the man had allegedly assaulted the other teen two years earlier, then finally taken to a Deckerville apartment where he threatened her with brass knuckles during a sexual assault.
Mirasolo has declined interview requests from The News. Barbara Yockey, his attorney, said Monday there have been things happening out of public view.
We expect to resolve this in a couple days, likely by the end of this week, Yockey said. This is all something that should have happened privately and never been made public.
