"Safer Than Strangers": Stepfather and Biological Mother Sexually Assault Teenage Daughter

Daughter Sexually Assaulted for at Least 1 Year and 6 Months Since Age 14
Claims of "Sex Education"... Showing Couple's Sexual Intercourse as Well

In the United States, a biological mother and her stepfather were arrested on charges of sexually assaulting their 15-year-old daughter. They claimed their actions were justified, stating they were trying to teach their daughter about sexual relations.

On the 17th (local time), the New York Post reported that on the 14th, a teenage girl identified as A, living in Utah, called the police to report that her stepfather had sexually assaulted her for at least one year and six months.

Police investigations revealed that A's mother proposed the crime, and the stepfather committed the sexual assault. The couple, both in their 30s, admitted to the charges during the police investigation.

The couple stated that their daughter became aware of sex when she was 14 and that they intended to provide sex education. They claimed, "We found out that our daughter was trying to have sexual relations with people she met on chat apps," and added, "We thought it would be safer for her to learn from us rather than strangers."

A's mother testified that she purchased adult products for her daughter and taught her how to use them. She also revealed that she made her daughter watch while she had sexual relations with her husband.

Subsequently, the stepfather sexually assaulted the daughter, saying, "It is better to have sexual relations with someone you know than with a stranger." A informed her mother about the sexual assault and also that a condom had been damaged. However, the stepfather denied this, and the mother reportedly believed his words.

A's stepfather and mother were incarcerated in the Utah County Jail on charges of forcible sexual abuse and statutory rape. The stepfather faced additional charges of sexual assault.

Authorities stated, "There is a significant risk that they could have a harmful impact on their children," and ordered that they remain in jail for investigation and trial, denying bail.

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