believe09
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Any man who lives in the household with a little girl who doesn't lock the bathroom or bedroom door so she can't walk in and see his penis is not being the gentleman and responsible adult I would want around my little daughter.
Granted, people are raised differently to the point some adults walk around the house naked in front of their children and take them to nude beaches and nudest colonies.
I, myself, would never have a relationship with a man who would be careless enough to allow my little daughter to see his penis! That is just how I am. I never saw a man's penis until I was an appropriate age and in an appropriate situation.
Given that, if my daughter asked me what that thing hanging between my boyfriend's legs was, I would immediately ask her when and where she saw it.
By red flag, I meant something that would immediately get my attention and prompt me to immediately get to the bottom of the matter, not simply avoid discussing it because I didn't want to go there.
I get that this is your yardstick. I get that you would immediately run to the ground the time and place where your child would have seen a private part. That is absolutely your right and your choice.
It is others right and choice to handle issues regarding nudity and sexuality differently. Neither is criminal.
There is no fine line with criminal-you cross a line or you do not.
I dont want the thread to get mired in this topic-I am of the opinion that insufficient evidence does not get DS off the hook only because I am familiar with what that term means in a legal setting-it does not say he did not do it, simply that there was not enough evidence to warrant continuing to investigate or charging him. Maybe it is another damned if you do, damned if you dont situation for this case.
I have seen a lot of valid arguements raised that the grandfather releasing the notes could be construed as an agenda, and that he did not take his grandchild into consideration when he did. I do not know about agenda, but I can believe the second part...I think that it is a fair assessment that he should not have used the notes unless he was prompted to release it by LE as an attempt at causing a reaction in their suspect...like to try and get him to release a statement regarding the allegations....if that makes any sense.