Ex-Ravens cheerleader Molly Shattuck must spend every other weekend in a Delaware work-release detention center for nearly two years, a judge decided in sentencing her for having raped a 15-year-old boy in Bethany Beach last summer.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime...ed-for-raping-boy/ar-BBlY9sQ?ocid=mailsignout
Yes, let's call it what it is - Rape! If the girlfriend, a minor, in EA's case was living with EA and his family, I question the girl's mother decision to allow that scenario. Were there no girlfriends with whom her daughter could hang with/live with if they were having problems getting along? And when she turned 17, if she didn't like the situation she was in why stay? By the age of 13, I had learned not to put myself in situations where I would be alone with my abuser. In fact, by 14, I distanced myself from my entire family. By 16, when the creepy uncle tried to start his manipulation BS over the phone, I hung on him. Unless this girl was severely mentally challenged, and her mother, there were other options. To me, it seems as if her mother thought EA was a good catch for her daughter as she consented to the living arrangements.
I haven't seen any predatory behavior in boys in the age group of 15 to 16 that I know personally, but I have been witness to girls in the same age group that I do know personally being very cunning and wily in getting the guy they want. No, they're not... what some have referred to here as "jail bait"..., they are simply young people with hormones and they think they know what they want and they know how to get it. That's why they're minors and now allowed to make their own decisions. It's why we have parents.
The 48 y/o EX-cheerleader has some serious problems by plying the victim with alcohol and accosting him, a mere 15 y/o boy. He could very likely turn into a predator himself thanks to this perverted woman. She was probably a victim at some point in her life, but what she did was very, very wrong. Are we comparing apples to apples or apples to oranges here? It seems like we are taking one very rotten, maggot-ridden apple in the guise of sex-starved damaged goods and comparing it to just an apple. Kudos to the boy's parents for nipping her little "party" in the bud. I think the judge (Superior Court Judge E. Scott Bradley) went easy on her because she was a woman.
“Any adult who rapes a child deserves to be in prison,” the boy’s mother said in court. “Please hold her accountable.”