July 19, 201412 yr This "relationship" had been going on for 3 years...sad that the boy never felt he could tell anyone. As far as what the father did, Kudos!!! Great Job!!! Along with Great Restraint!!!
July 19, 201412 yr To go one step further, who cares if the kid was up, out, inviting, seducing, or anything else... It is a kid who does not have the capacity to consent legally. No excuse for this pervert. Makes me sick.
July 19, 201412 yr To go one step further, who cares if the kid was up, out, inviting, seducing, or anything else... It is a kid who does not have the capacity to consent legally. No excuse for this pervert. Makes me sick. Don't disagree. I was trying to fill in missing information.
July 19, 201412 yr Some are acting like an 11 year old up at 1:30 is a big deal. It happens.My just turned 13 year old is up listening to music that late many nights during the summer.
July 19, 201412 yr Good for that Dad, and based on the mugshot, it doesn't look like he is someone to mess with. He put a beating in that guy.
July 19, 201412 yr The way I read the story, it happened in the young victim's home. The story says the father stepped out and when he came back he heard noise in the back bedroom. He walked in to check it out and found the molester. Isn't that what the story says? :idunno:
July 22, 201412 yr I think it was awfully kind of the father to leave him alive. I'm not sure I'd be able to practice that restraint.
July 23, 201412 yr This was an 18 year old family "friend" who started abusing the boy a few years ago according to police documents. The father has not been charged, and when CNN affiliate CFN 13 asked Daytona Beach Police Chief Michael Chitwood whether he had any issue with the father's reaction, he responded Friday, "Not as a police chief and not as a father." Chitwood had a starkly different reaction this week to news that the father had published his son's photo on the Internet with a plea for cash. After the boy's assault and his attacker's beating became national news, the father reportedly posted the photo on Facebook saying he needed $1 million to pay for the boy's care after the assault. He also set up a GoFundMe page, which Chitwood derided as a "disaster." As of Tuesday morning, the GoFundMe link on the Facebook page directed visitors to a page asking for help saving a mother of four from being evicted. GoFundMe said in a statement that its privacy policy prevented it from divulging whether a user's page had gone live, but Chitwood confirmed he had seen it. Florida father says son saved alleged molester's life - CNN.com
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