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Teen Bonnie and Clyde From Kentucky

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These two are literally from right up the road from me. Crazy!

I will conclude she does not have a strong parental figure in her life (and it sounds like neither do) because I know as a parent, if a boy ran off with my daughter like this, I would personally track him down and greatly impair his future ability to have children at an absolute minimum.

He's 18 and she is 13? Wow.

He's 18 and she is 13? Wow.

 

Young man apparently not familiar with the "half your age plus seven" rule.

I'd hurt that boy.

$20 says he's named after Roadhouse.

There are a lot of Dalton's in this neck of the woods.

 

Now, the current generation of moms and dads are naming their kids after the Duck Dynasty family. My nephew and his wife just had a baby boy and named him Jace. It's going to be confusing at family gatherings. My brother's name is Jason, and I've always called him Jace.

If you are the parent of a 13 yo girl and don't know that she's hooking up with an 18 yo boy, you are not doing your job.

He's 18 and she is 13? Wow.

That is the first thing I thought when they said 13. She does not look 13. And you can't blame parents all the time. Sometimes a kid is going to do what they want and unless you have them under lock and key (which would be imprisonment), many can, and will sneak around.

That is the first thing I thought when they said 13. She does not look 13. And you can't blame parents all the time. Sometimes a kid is going to do what they want and unless you have them under lock and key (which would be imprisonment), many can, and will sneak around.

 

 

:stop: Only if you let them or raise them that way.

The 18 year old will be going to prison when they catch them. Wow, its a sad world.

:stop: Only if you let them or raise them that way.

 

Come on, you can't blame everything on parents, that is on of the huge issues, everyone wants to make excuses for others actions.

 

I have seem kids who had parents who were police officers or really religious end up to be some of the biggest punks you would ever meet. And I have seen kids who had horrible parents turn out to be upstanding people.

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