Decision in Horrible Loudoun County Schools Rape Case – Opinion

There’s breaking news in the horrible case of the young girl who was sexually assaulted in the Loudoun County Public School system that drew so much public attention.

A Judge ruled that the sexual assault that occurred on May 28 was “nonconsensual” and found the boy guilty on both charges that had been filed against him as to forcible sodomy and forcible fellatio by way of force, threat, or victim helplessness.

The sentencing continues in this case until the adjudication of the second case of sexual assault against a Loudoun County girl. The judge will then consider this matter and decide on consolidated sentencing. He or she will also hear arguments from all parties, even the victims.

We reported that the LCPS Superintendent denied any sexual assaults at a June meeting. The first victim’s father was in the audience and objected to what the superintendent was saying and was arrested. That incident was then used to argue to the Biden administration that federal intervention was needed to prevent violence or things rising to the level of “domestic terrorism” in a letter from the NSBA to Joe Biden. We also learned that the NSBA had consulted the White House, who requested examples of violence. The NSBA has since apologized for the letter but Attorney General Merrick Garland has not retracted the call for the FBI to be involved in looking into ‘threats’ against schools or school boards, something critics believe to be an effort to chill the speech of parents objected to things like Critical Race Theory.

The boy involved identifies as “gender fluid” according to the Daily Wire, and acknowledged in court that he was wearing a skirt during the assault in the girls’ restroom at the Stone Bridge school.

Despite knowing of the initial incident, the boy was transferred to Broad Run High School from Stone Bridge. The second incident took place at the second school.

“No one should have to endure what this family has endured, and now their focus is completely upon their daughter’s health and safety as she progresses forward with her life. She is a very smart and strong young woman, and she is deeply loved by her parents,” the attorney, Bill Stanley of The Stanley Law Group of Virginia, added. “Both Jessica and Scott Smith will continue to do everything in their power to protect her, and help her through this difficult time in her life. The Smith’s daughter is a survivor and a fighter, and we are confident that she will grow even stronger with each passing day.”

It is a good thing for the families who have suffered so much. They can now feel some justice for themselves and their daughter.

They announced their intention to sue Smith’s school and to request a retraction by the NSBA.

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