A Texas woman allegedly pretended to be her own autistic twin as part of a plan to lure a caregiver to her home for her sexual pleasure. But that plan failed when the caregiver grew suspicious and looked into her background—discovering she had no siblings.
Rachel Childs, 29, solicited a caregiver online under the guise that her autistic sister needed help, according to a release from Pearland Police Department.
Childs told the female caregiver to pick up her sister from her house but that she would not be present. The unnamed caregiver was then to drop the sister back at Childs’ home the following day.
However, after arriving as planned to pick up the sister, the caregiver told police that the woman then engaged in "sexually oriented conduct" at her home, police said.
After conducting her own investigation into Childs, she found out the truth. Childs is an only child. The caregiver reported Childs to Pearland police.
Police believe she was "perpetrating a hoax for sexual gratification and was actually pretending to be autistic."
Childs handed herself in to police on January 3 and she is now out on bail. Police said she is charged with burglary of a habitation with intent to commit assault and indecent exposure.
Pearland Police Department reportedly believes there may be other victims of a similar scheme by Childs and urged anyone with information to call Detective C. Arnold at 281-997-4151 or email at Carnold@pearlandtx.gov.
Pearland PD Back in November, an Ohio man was sent to prison for 20 years for pretending to be a porn producer and tricking underage girls into performing sex acts on him.
Charles Thomas Barbarotta, 33, of Norwalk pleaded guilty to two counts of sex trafficking of a minor. He persuaded the teenage girls to engage in sex acts with him in December 2016 by falsely claiming they were being shot for his pornograhpic film.
"This case is a cautionary tale for teens and parents alike,” U.S. Attorney Justin Herdman told Newsweek at the time.
“For teens, it’s a reminder that people are not who they seem to be—particularly on the internet. For parents, it’s a reminder that their children’s brains are still developing and they may be more gullible than we think. They key is open communication."
This article was updated with information from a police news release.
#1: Justified To: All (#0)
Justified posted on 2019-01-21 12:18:44 Reply Private Reply
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Pinguinite posted on 2019-01-21 14:21:23 Reply Private Reply
#3: Pinguinite To: Justified (#1)
That doesn't add up. Why not say the same for heterosexuals when they are with the opposite sex?
Whatever you think of homosexuals, they are not necessarily any more sex driven than heterosexuals, and there's no reason to believe that they are less considerate of others either.
Pinguinite posted on 2019-01-21 14:24:42 Reply Private Reply
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GrandIsland posted on 2019-01-21 14:31:43 Reply Private Reply
#5: BorisY To: Pinguinite (#3)
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BorisY posted on 2019-01-21 16:10:27 Reply Private Reply
#6: Justified To: Pinguinite (#3)
It is true there to but we at least guard against such issues. Putting cub scouts with gay men is a bad bad bad idea and it bears out that little boys get raped by gay men.
In the old days you could not have girl scouts(?) be watched by men or at least have a mother with them to protect the little girls from pervs.
Whatever you think of homosexuals, they are not necessarily any more sex driven than heterosexuals, and there's no reason to believe that they are less considerate of others either.
They are much more likely to rape but its not talked about because it goes against the progressive belief system. The fact they are mentally ill (homosexual) is the first indicator they should not be trusted. Straight men do not have sex with other males. Now a gay person can be desire both homo and hetero sex. Being bi doesn't make you any less a homosexual. I believe most (more than 50%) gay men are raped by gay men/boys and are mentally damaged at an early age. When you listen to gay people they will almost always have been raped early in life and that's why they are gay. They do not say it that way but you know that's the just of their story. Same thing happens to many girls who are raped by their father(mostly stepfathers) and hate men and hate their mother for not protecting them from their rapist. It is a pitiful life!
Justified posted on 2019-01-21 18:54:35 Reply Private Reply
#7: Pinguinite To: Justified (#6)
I think 3 theories are suggested for gayness: Genetics, environmental conditioning, and chemical exposure affecting brain development.
I think some scientist identified an association of the size of a specific brain region and sexual orientation, though that is not necessarily indicative of genetics being the cause. Abuse at a young age could conceivably impact brain development. It could well be chemical exposure as we pretty much had a chemical revolution in the 50's and that would be consistent with the seeming timing of the gay rights movement. I remember one article claiming birth control pills could somehow be the cause. Certainly there have been a lot of pharmaceuticals handed out over the last 50 years also.
All in all, though I agree that it's not natural to be gay as it runs counter to the biological imperative of pro-creation, I stop short of considering it a mental illness. I do not consider it a person's fault if they are gay, as I don't consider it a choice they made, regardless of what the cause might truly be. I don't consider it a sin either, for the same reason. We are all what we are, and we are called to do the best and be the best with the cards we are dealt.
That's how I see it.
Pinguinite posted on 2019-01-22 03:09:49 Reply Private Reply