Terry Cullen raided

[joepythons]

She confided in him to tell him that she was sexually assaulted by her father at the interview. You'd think she'd have someone else to confide in to tell that she was just sexually assaulted again. I'm just sayin'.

Other than that, I hope he gets what he deserves. Report was thorough and I really don't doubt any of it, but someone did know...very shortly after it happened.

In all my years of working i have NEVER heard of someone sharing they were molested as a kid in any interview

[jfreels]

Agreed. That was kind of my point, if she opened up to a stranger (even if she considered him a roll model), why couldn't she tell anyone for months?

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

From a woman's point of view, I can understand wanting to be able to confide in someone. I also understand the fear part. BUT what I don't understand is why in the world she would open up to someone at an interview. A 4 hour interview. Hours away! For a job? Really none of this makes sense. From a psychological point of view, people who were sexually abused at a young age are also the ones more likely to develop issues other than being vulnerable. They are more likely to become sexual predators them selves. Develop unusual sexual fetishes or fantasies. Be more sexually active and be more attracted to much older or much younger people. Hmmm...

Also, a woman is much more likely to go hours out of her way for someone she is interested in.

Think about it. All of it. Its still 50/50 here. I still can't make a judgment on this one because none of it falls into a textbook version of sexual predation. Especially when you look very closely at both sides and all the details which would have made anyone else say WTH??

[BPelizabeth]

And Monica you have a great point too. Just like Wilomn stated....could just go any way. It is just so disturbing on so many levels.

[wolfy-hound]

I could see this as she went and had sex with the guy, then once she's back home with the BOYFRIEND, suddenly it's all "Oh he forced me by.. intimidation.. and I didn't want to, but I did.."
I could also see where he could have done exactly what she says he did. She wiated a long time to report it, but then some victims wait a long time to report sexual crimes. Could this be a disgruntled woman, angry and regretting something she did of her own free will? Or could it be a pushy aggressive guy who saw a woman he could coarce into sex?
I don't know either of the people involved. No one knows the truth, or where in the middle of all this the truth lies. Were the animals in really bad conditions? Were the animals in proper conditions and it's misreported because the people don't understand proper husbandry? Insuffient ventilation? What? He didn't have a commercial vent fan to raise rats.. or the rats were all kept in ziploc containers? The rats didn't have space to move? How exactly do you pack live rats into a holding bin so tight that they can't move, but they aren't all dead within minutes from overheating and suffacation?

Why is there so many spelling, grammer and other errors in the report? I don't mean the occasional typo, but there's a lot of errors, including one tense error that changes the meaning of the sentance to say he didn't do wrong, when it's obvious it's suposed to say he did do wrong.

If he did wrong, then I hope he's convicted and punished. If he did not do wrong, then I hope he's cleared of all charges. Since I wasn't there, and didn't see, I don't know.

[joepythons]

Ok now this p me off. http://www.620wtmj.com/news/local/95564899.html

[Jeremy78]

Ok now this p me off. http://www.620wtmj.com/news/local/95564899.html

Wow, those pics are pretty bad. Even if he was gone for a month there's no way things could have gotten THAT bad.