An additional 14 charges were filed against a Florida woman accused of sexual battery on an 11-year-old that led to her having the boy’s child.
The relationship started in 2014 and Hillsborough County Sheriff’s deputies said the baby boy was born later that year.
Investigators arrested 25-year-old Marissa Ashley Mowry on Tuesday afternoon. She was originally charged with sexual battery on an 11-year-old child.
Mowry was charged Wednesday with three counts of sex assault by 18 years of age sex battery victim under 12 years of age, and 11 counts of sex assault by custodian sex battery victim 12 years of age and under 18 years of age.
Investigators said Mowry admitted to having a sexual relationship with the boy.
In January 2014, investigators said Mowry, who was 22 at the time, had sexual intercourse with the 11-year-old at a home in Hillsborough County. As a result, Mowry got pregnant and gave birth in October 2014.
Deputies said Mowry and the victim continued to have sexual contact several times until this year when the victim was 14.
Investigators said that in April of this year someone anonymously reported the encounters through an abuse tip line.
In Mowry’s original statement to law enforcement, she told deputies that at one point the boy forcibly had sex with her while she was “highly medicated” on Benadryl and Amoxicillin due to a cold.
She said she was sleeping and woke up to the boy touching her sexually and that’s when he forced himself on her and had sexual intercourse. She said she told the victim to “stop.”
Mowry later denied that any of it ever happened during a recorded conversation with the boy. Investigators were listening in on the other line, according to arrest records.
Deputies said they now have new information after interviewing Mowry on Tuesday but are not yet ready to disclose those details.
Deputies said Mowry is currently pregnant but said the baby is not related to the young father.
Neighbors said Mowry’s boyfriend recently got back from a military deployment and was shocked to hear the baby was fathered by a child.
The Hillsborough County Sheriffs Office’s Child Protective Division is also involved in the investigation.
Deputies said the baby of the young father, who is now nearly 3- years old, will be placed with a responsible adult.
Mowry’s sexual battery charge is a capital offense and comes with a mandatory life sentence if convicted.
[…] An additional 14 charges were filed against a Florida woman accused of sexual battery on an 11-year-old that led to her having the boy’s child. The relationship started in 2014 and Hillsborough County Sheriff’s deputies said the baby boy was born later that year. Investigators arrested 25-year-old Marissa Ashley Mowry on Tuesday afternoon. She was originally charged with sexual battery on an 11-year-old child. Mowry was charged Wednesday with three counts of sex assault by 18 years of age sex battery victim under 12 years of age, and 11 counts of sex assault by custodian sex battery victim 12 years of age and under 18 years of age. Investigators said Mowry admitted to having a sexual relationship with the boy. In January 2014, investigators said Mowry, who was 22 at the time, had sexual intercourse with the 11-year-old at a home in Hillsborough County. As a result, Mowry got pregnant and gave birth in October 2014. Deputies said Mowry and the victim continued to have sexual contact several times until this year when the victim was 14. Investigators said that in April of this year someone anonymously reported the encounters through an abuse tip line. In Mowry’s original statement to law enforcement, she told deputies that at one point the boy forcibly had sex with her while she was “highly medicated” on Benadryl and Amoxicillin due to a cold. She said she was sleeping and woke up to the boy touching her sexually and that’s when he forced himself on her and had sexual intercourse. She said she told the victim to “stop.” Mowry later denied that any of it ever happened during a recorded conversation with the boy. Investigators were listening in on the other line, according to arrest records. Deputies said they now have new information after interviewing Mowry on Tuesday but are not yet ready to disclose those details. Deputies said Mowry is currently pregnant but said the baby is not related to the young father. Neighbors said Mowry’s boyfriend recently got back from a military deployment and was shocked to hear the baby was fathered by a child. The Hillsborough County Sheriffs Office’s Child Protective Division is also involved in the investigation. Deputies said the baby of the young father, who is now nearly 3- years old, will be placed with a responsible adult. Mowry’s sexual battery charge is a capital offense and comes with a mandatory life sentence if convicted. The post Florida Woman Arrested Who Got Pregnant From 11 Year Old Boy appeared first on CRAZY DAYS AND NIGHTS. Source: Florida Woman Arrested Who Got Pregnant From 11 Year Old Boy […]
ReplyDelete"Deputies said the baby of the young father, who is now nearly 3- years old, will be placed with a responsible adult."
ReplyDeleteWhere are they going to find a responsible adult in Florida?
Vomit. Women can be pedophiles and rapists too.
ReplyDelete"the relationship". Do you mean the rape?
ReplyDeleteFlorida...Nuff said.
ReplyDeleteWhat the fuck? An 11 year old boy? What's the attraction? I don't get it.
ReplyDelete11 years old in 2014....which means the kid was born in 2003. She was out here having sex with a kid born after 9/11....just wow
ReplyDeleteAlso: apparently in Florida being convicted of having sex w/ a minor under 12 gets you a mandatory life sentence. Good job Florida!!
ReplyDelete“Deputies said the baby of the young father, who is now nearly 3- years old, will be placed with a responsible adult.”
ReplyDeleteIs Casey Anthony available?
Thank God because for some reason the courts give sicko women a slap on the wrist for raping and molesting boys. I think people forget this is molestation-sexual battery-rape. I have boys and I don't know what I would do to a woman who raped my boy.
ReplyDeleteNearly half of all reported sexual abuse involves women
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