Lilyruths "This and that friendly cottage": Man wanted to exchange Football tickets for Sex with 11 year old

October 5, 2007

Man wanted to exchange Football tickets for Sex with 11 year old

There is so much that is so wrong with this story. A free lance videographer who has done a lot of work with CBS has been arrested for allegedly trying to trade sex with an 11 year old girl for Dolphins tickets?

Police said Barron, a CBS sports television producer, chatted on the Internet with an undercover detective who was posing as a father willing to let Barron have sex with his 11-year-old daughter as well as sleep nude with her in exchange for tickets to the Miami Dolphins football game Sunday.

I don’t condone statutory rape under any conditions, but come on now, those tickets have a street value of about $5 a pop right now, how was this guy not skeptical of this arrangement?

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