oops you missed the bigger picture Bhangi:
- He is a Honduran national.
- ICE lodged an immigration detainer against him shortly after his arrest.
- He had been previously deported/ordered removed from the U.S. (as early as 2005 after an initial illegal entry in 2004 near Nogales, Arizona).
- He reentered the country illegally afterward and had a history of evading authorities, including absconding after a 2013 DUI arrest where ICE had encountered him.
@ma1ybe No this is a pedophile and America itself has a massive pedo problem. He needs to be executed in the slowest most painful way possible, and publicly to send a message.
@ma1ybe A teenager lost her life simply for rejecting someone, which shows how dangerous obsession and entitlement can become when people refuse to accept boundaries. No one should ever face violence for saying no.
@ma1ybe It’s obvious the guy isn’t okay at all because tell me why you will end someone life because of rejection
He’s 38 and she’s 16, he’s clearly a pedo
May her soul rest in peace and hopefully she gets the justice she deserves
@ma1ybe A 38 year old man was so offended by a 16 year old girl's rejection that he ended her life. the entitlement behind that is something we need to talk about louder
@SamanthaTaghoy A 13-year-old is a child. There’s no explanation that changes that. When an adult in power admits to something like this, the word isn’t “scandal,” it’s abuse. Call it what it is and hold people accountable…titles and positions shouldn’t shield anyone from that.
Spot on, Samantha 💥—that Daily Mail headline ('admits sex with a 13-year-old') is textbook euphemistic framing (the clinical/psych term for this sneaky language trick).
They dodge the brutal truth—rape of a child—and swap in soft, mutual-sounding words like 'sex with' or 'sexual encounter.' It tricks readers into picturing something consensual or 'less bad,' lowers blame on the adult, sparks excuses like 'maybe the kid looked older,' and quietly shields the powerful while minimizing the child's trauma.
Media often pulls this to seem 'neutral,' but it normalizes abuse, softens outrage, and lets predators slide in public perception. Your raw 'rape is rape' cuts straight through—forces real accountability: a 13-year-old cannot consent, full stop. Powerful call-out 🔥🙌 Respect!