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: Sex Offender IssuesWA - New law makes it easier to prosecute sex offenders
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02/02/2009
SPOKANE -- A suspected child molester who tried to hide from the law in Costa Rica is back in Spokane and standing trial in Superior Court. A new law may help prosecutors secure a conviction against him.
_____ is a Level Two Sex Offender who's already been convicted of molesting one child and now standing trial for molesting another. In the most recent case _____ allegedly fondled the seven-year-old daughter of his female drug dealer in a Spokane parking lot.
_____' alleged victim is now 11 and will testify against him but the first person to the take stand on Monday was a college student. She was just seven-years-old when in 1996 _____ used a ladder to climb through her bedroom window.
"He proceeded to take off my boxer bottoms and lift up my top, I had a two piece on...continue to full postFull post as published by Sex Offender Issues on February 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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