cascadiabound
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I don't know what you mean about the reporting methods. As far as I can tell, all administrative reporting was done correctly. The State Atty general was interviewed saying he hadn't heard anything about this case (prior to the arrest of the rapist), but frankly, his office would not typically be involved in such things.The circumstances behind the above case as well as the reporting methods are a mess beyond measurement on all sides of the reporting sectors and the girl's home environment. This shouldn't have happened to the child but as terrible as it continues to be the incident brings a spotlight onto the importance of abortion as a life and health choice.
Obviously it is beyond tragic that anyone is raped, especially a child who should be able to rely upon adults to protect her. Nonetheless it happens. I know of more than one case where young girls became pregnant prior to their first menstruation because of the frequency/timing of the rape/abuse they endured.
We do know that children under the age of 15 are 5x more likely to die during pregnancy than women over 20. Also, infants of adolescent mothers are twice as likely to die prior to 1st bday.
In these cases where a child becomes pregnant, the only humane thing to do is to assist with termination of pregnancy imo