Mother and father Discover Their Kid’s Letter To God – And It Leads To The Arrest Of A Pedophile

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A person has been convicted of sexual abuse after one letter a baby penned detailed his horrific crimes.

In accordance with the Collin County District Lawyer, the dad and mom of a child in McKinney, Texas, found a letter addressed to God, the place she described the abuse she confronted by the hands of a person. They quickly handed it over to native authorities – and that notice subsequently led to the arrest and conviction. Through the investigation into the state of affairs, legislation enforcement later discovered that one other little one was additionally being abused by the identical man for a number of years. Terrible…

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Authorities quickly arrested 49-year-old Mark Elliot Jones and charged him with two counts of steady sexual abuse of a kid. A press release from the district legal professional stated:

“Jones sexually abused two kids who he had ongoing entry to over a interval of a number of years. The 2 victims have been 10 and 14 years previous.”

Fortunately, the DA additionally famous Jones was discovered responsible on Monday. Whereas the minimal sentence for steady sexual abuse of a kid in Texas is 25 years, Choose Andrea Thompson sentenced him to 35 years in jail. He won’t be eligible for parole. Individuals additionally reported that Jones shall be on the state’s intercourse offender registry for the remainder of his life.

After the conclusion of the case, District Lawyer Greg Willis issued an announcement, saying:

“It’s a unhappy day in the neighborhood once we be taught {that a} sexual predator has been abusing even one harmless little one for years. However to be taught that this predator sexually traumatized not one however two harmless kids is just insufferable.”

Our hearts simply break for these two kids. Reactions to this case? Pontificate within the feedback.

[Image via Collin County Police Department]