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Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2009 1:26 pm
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Semiremis Maybe this will help to put things into perspective: Raising Stakes: Sexual, Physical Abuse Claims The teen and her lawyer raised the stakes for the hearing in documents filed this week, accusing her family of physical and sexual abuse and claiming that they are involved with an Islamic extremist organization.
John Stemberger, Bary's lawyer, told ABCNews.com the teen was sexually and physically abused by her relatives.
Rifqa "was sexually abused by her uncle and the mother was aware and never reported it," Stemberger said. "There was physical abuse by the father. He smacked her with great force, enough to slam her across the room.http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=8474381So I guess there are more relatives there but the uncle at least is included as one of the accused. The family says that she is being manipulated, that they love her and that all though they would prefer her to be a Muslim she will be allowed to practice her religion. @ Tsukiyo, If you were sitting there listening to what Rifqa was saying, if you were in a position of authority, you would take the words of her family, call her a liar and then send her back home without really looking into the case? Again, circumstantial. Where is the physical evidence?
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Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2009 5:06 pm
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-Tsukiyo-Moon Maiden Semiremis Maybe this will help to put things into perspective: Raising Stakes: Sexual, Physical Abuse Claims The teen and her lawyer raised the stakes for the hearing in documents filed this week, accusing her family of physical and sexual abuse and claiming that they are involved with an Islamic extremist organization.
John Stemberger, Bary's lawyer, told ABCNews.com the teen was sexually and physically abused by her relatives.
Rifqa "was sexually abused by her uncle and the mother was aware and never reported it," Stemberger said. "There was physical abuse by the father. He smacked her with great force, enough to slam her across the room.http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=8474381So I guess there are more relatives there but the uncle at least is included as one of the accused. The family says that she is being manipulated, that they love her and that all though they would prefer her to be a Muslim she will be allowed to practice her religion. @ Tsukiyo, If you were sitting there listening to what Rifqa was saying, if you were in a position of authority, you would take the words of her family, call her a liar and then send her back home without really looking into the case? Again, circumstantial. Where is the physical evidence?
We went over the definition already, Rifqa was an eye witness. Circumstantial would be: 'I see some bruises on Riqa, they appeared after her family found out she left Islam and converted to Christianity, therefore the family must have abused her'.
I'm asking again, if you were in a position of authority and Rifqa went up to you and said 'my family beats me and I was sexually abused by one of them, I left because my I felt my life was in danger after my father threatened to kill me.' If she said that, would you tell her that she was lying and then send her back to her family?
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Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2009 5:09 pm
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Semiremis -Tsukiyo-Moon Maiden Semiremis Maybe this will help to put things into perspective: Raising Stakes: Sexual, Physical Abuse Claims The teen and her lawyer raised the stakes for the hearing in documents filed this week, accusing her family of physical and sexual abuse and claiming that they are involved with an Islamic extremist organization.
John Stemberger, Bary's lawyer, told ABCNews.com the teen was sexually and physically abused by her relatives.
Rifqa "was sexually abused by her uncle and the mother was aware and never reported it," Stemberger said. "There was physical abuse by the father. He smacked her with great force, enough to slam her across the room.http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=8474381So I guess there are more relatives there but the uncle at least is included as one of the accused. The family says that she is being manipulated, that they love her and that all though they would prefer her to be a Muslim she will be allowed to practice her religion. @ Tsukiyo, If you were sitting there listening to what Rifqa was saying, if you were in a position of authority, you would take the words of her family, call her a liar and then send her back home without really looking into the case? Again, circumstantial. Where is the physical evidence? We went over the definition already, Rifqa was an eye witness. Circumstantial would be: 'I see some bruises on Riqa, they appeared after her family found out she left Islam and converted to Christianity, therefore the family must have abused her'. I'm asking again, if you were in a position of authority and Rifqa went up to you and said 'my family beats me and I was sexually abused by one of them, I left because my I felt my life was in danger after my father threatened to kill me.' If she said that, would you tell her that she was lying and then send her back to her family? She's not an eye witness to anything. I would first mandate there be physical tests to be done on her, determining if she was abused and raped as she claimed. If the tests came back negative then I would sentence her to a juvenille detention center for a few days. Last I checked lying under oath or even giving a false testimony to the police is a crime.
So by siding with her, you're basically saying that it's okay to break the law. Real nice. neutral
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Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2009 11:11 pm
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Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2009 11:35 am
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Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 2:41 pm
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