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18yr old gang raped in NY playground

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This from N.Y. Daily News:

 

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Police indicated the stories told by both father and daughter — who were drinking in the park — were credible and consistent. Two of the suspects, contradicting the woman’s tale, claimed the sex was consensual, a law enforcement source told The News.

 

“It’s complicated,” the source said.

 

A source said the alleged victim — who was clearly injured and traumatized after the attack, according to police — was in foster care and living out of state until last summer. The man who was with the woman is her biological dad, who lost custody when she was just 3 years old, a source said. The accuser’s mother is not in her life, the source said.

 

Incest is a felony.

 

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/brooklyn/5-suspects-rape-brooklyn-playground-arrested-article-1.2494108

 

If both people are of legal age, I don't have too much of an issue, some, just not too much.

 

However, this does bring up some questions, why did he lose custody? Did he have visitation rights? unsupervised rights? Where they having sex with each other when she was underage? These are most of the things that I would be interested in.

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