Parents accused of selling sex with teen daughter to pay off minivan

Shoot the parents - send the kid to the nearest relative...

This Bearden guy is a real piece of work.

Bearden, who made an unsuccessful run for state senate in the 1970s, has a criminal past that includes three stints in state prison and a 19-month stretch in federal prison, records show.

In 1997, he was sent to federal prison for his role in a vote buying conspiracy in Dodge County in what was the largest election fraud prosecution in U.S. history.

Thank you, cuzzenbud, for this post. Sometimes strange events in relatively isolated communities give a microscopic view of events that have macroscopic import.

The pressure that is being placed on lowest echelon of our society with the great sucking force of the marketing industry on one side and the debasing devaluation of labor on the other, it is no wonder that people are reduced to selling the skin of their offspring.

Ick I just got a little vomit in my mouth from this story.

All I gotta say is: the parents are a real piece of work--the dealership dude? Sicker!! They all deserve to rot in prison.

And given the parents, she might as well be emancipated--she might be better off living on her own.

Just when you think that society cannot get any worse off than it already is they come out with something like this..disgusting idiots all of them.

Is there a wood chipper for humans?

A human chipper....interesting thought for these folks. Legs first would do well.

All I gotta say is: the parents are a real piece of work--the dealership dude? Sicker!!

I disagree, the parents are worse. This is their child, their own flesh and blood.

They all deserve to rot in prison.

I agree with you there.

The pressure that is being placed on lowest echelon of our society with the great sucking force of the marketing industry on one side and the debasing devaluation of labor on the other, it is no wonder that people are reduced to selling the skin of their offspring.

Did everyone miss this?!

Our friend Darkwood seems to be trying to justify people pimping their daughters when the economy is bad.

I assume Darkwood does not actually believe this, and his comment was made in a rhetorical sense, but it was still made.

There are NO circumstances that justify the selling (or "renting") of ones children.

The pressure that is being placed on lowest echelon of our society with the great sucking force of the marketing industry on one side and the debasing devaluation of labor on the other, it is no wonder that people are reduced to selling the skin of their offspring.

Yeah... You just gotta make your mini-van payment. By the way that was a microscopic view of what a sick mind looks like.

By the way that was a microscopic view of what a sick mind looks like.

What microscopic view are you referring to, what these people did, or Darkwoods comment?

Jerry... That was one of the best replies I've heard. I would say both.

Thats what I'm thinking.

In Georgia, that's called, "Dealer incentives!"

Sick @!$%#s!! More proof that not everyone should be a parent.

In Georgia, that's called, "Dealer incentives!"

Lol.

Bearden, who made an unsuccessful run for state senate in the 1970s, has a criminal past that includes three stints in state prison and a 19-month stretch in federal prison, records show.

In 1978, he was sentenced to two years for voluntary manslaughter in the handgun-shooting death of a friend and political ally during a fight. Bearden served less-than-one-year prison terms in the early 1990s on marijuana related charges.

In 1997, he was sent to federal prison for his role in a vote buying conspiracy in Dodge County in what was the largest election fraud prosecution in U.S. history.

What's it like to serve just 2 years for taking another humans life?

God. The fact that douchebags like this exist and manage to survive is beyond me.

And he was found with a gun on him. Shocker. Once again, a life long felon (murderer), no problem obtaining a weapon.

The sad part is, that poverty causes bad people to do worse things.

Most of us live in little bubbles where we don't see what happens to those who become homeless, impoverished, etc.

I think this is just a taste of what's coming. Those in poverty no account for around 50 million people in American, and poverty means lawlessness.

bad people do bad things regardless, their income is no excuse for behavior problems.

It's not hard to get a gun if you want one and even if guns were banned there are ways.

bad people do bad things regardless, their income is no excuse for behavior problems.

I was highlighting that poverty is more likely to bring the worst out in people. And it does.

It's proven true globally over and over again. It's not a coincidence that the poorest nations on Earth are also the ones where terrorism takes hold. No jobs for young men enables them to be taken in by those selling ideas.

If you were raised in Sudan as Islamic, you might believe you are right to drive out the poor Africans. You might think there was absolutely nothing wrong with it. Societal convention has a lot to do with what is right and what is wrong. Some people are truly bad, but most are neither bad nor good. Situational circumstance often results in which one comes out.

While it may be more likely... it is not the most contributing factor, even though it is used as an excuse.

the only thing that situations bring out is what kind of person you are... good or bad. If I walked up on a pile of money... taking it is stealing, regardless of how I was raised, or if my parents loved me enough, or (ESPECIALLY) the "econimic condition"..... "bad" people will take it "good" people will not.

I would bet ANYTHING that it will be big problems for her.