Statutory rape News

How do we reconcile that a man who could drug and violate a 13-year-old girl could also make undeniably great films like “Chinatown”, “Tess” and “The Pianist”? Unfortunately, “Roman Polanski: A Film Memoir” doesn't answer that question.

Torrington - Two members of a Connecticut high school football team have been charged in sexual assault cases involving two different 13-year-old girls.

Bolivia - Last month, two sexual offences were dropped against North Carolina teacher Leah Gayle Shipman, 42, after prosecutors learned she had married Johnny Ray Ison, the alleged victim.

Corvallis - A 30-year-old Oregon man who allegedly tattooed his name near a girl's vagina for her 15th birthday has been arrested and charged with rape.

"That's what you get for 'puttin it' to an underage girl," says the publisher of this YouTube video showing the guy's step-dad brutally spanking his sister's adult boyfriend for having sex with her.

A California photographer whose work has graced the covers of Elle and Maxim is a newlywed. His bride is also his alleged victim of statutory rape.

In the past, I have reported here on Planned Parenthood's unconscionable cover-up of thousands of statutory rapes and mass-marketing of abortions to the black community in America. Today, we can add the advocacy of youth sex sans disclosure of HIV status.

A movie for cynics, for those who know about underage sex and don't want to, and a documentary about prison torture and those who did it because of personal self loathing is part of Oscar buzz. Kate Winslet may be great, but the film is wretched.

A former middle school teacher who was arrested twice for having sex with underage boys, has been arrested again on Monday after being caught in the home of one of those children.