Saturday, September 15, 2018

Delaware: Sex Crimes and Gender






One need not look any further than the State of Delaware, for absolute proof of the existence of the bizarre and twisted world of a gender bias in our justice system.

You see, last year in Dover, Delaware the individual above, Elaine Goodman was spared jail after she admitted to raping her daughters 13 year old boyfriend.

According to court documents – the child testified that he -
 "took his you-know-what and put it in her you-know-what,"  
After pleading guilty to fourth degree rape Elaine Goodman, even though she faced up to 15 years in prison accepted a sweet plea deal and was sentenced to just two years' probation.
Kent County Superior Court Judge Robert Young of Delaware described her action was "an aberration", or literally a “departure from that which is normal”, as a result he did not think jailing her was the answer.  
So let me get this straight, following the logical progression of Judge Young's "edict" - if a sex crime is a “departure from the normal, it should be assessed from a more lenient perspective ?
What a crock of Delaware Horse Manure.
Elaine Goodman, of Dover, Delaware, was arrested  after police examined text messages she had exchanged with a friend, including one that said: "I asked him what in the world are u doing with a body like that at 13".
She told the court: "I know sorry is just a word, but I really am. I know I hurt people and that is terrible."
Passing the light sentence Judge Robert Young said the sexual predator  had been compassionate in looking after her elderly parents and community members.
"This came out of the blue," he said. "The crime is egregious and affected the victim and his family, which was taken into account. But incarceration is not the answer."  Out of the blue? What in Gods name does this even mean? The unexpected nature of the crime merits a slap of the hand for the female sexual predator? Again, a crock  of the finest Delaware Horse Manure.

The child testified that he "took his you-know-what and put it in her you-know-what," 
I leave you with this one question:

Had it been a male who put his “you know what” into a female child’s “you know what” – What do think the sentence would have been?

Gordon Smith
Port Orange, Fl
Ex Patriate of Delaware





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