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jimmy m
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18 Jan 2019, 10:42 am

A Texas woman pretended to be autistic earlier this month in order to con a caregiver into sex, Pearland police revealed on Thursday.

Rachel Childs, 29, allegedly solicited a caregiver online by pretending to be her autistic twin sister – despite not actually having a sister, a news release said.

Childs reportedly paid the caregiver to pick up her “twin sister” at Childs’ house in Pearland, Texas, take her to the caregiver’s house, and then return her the next morning.

Childs then allegedly engaged in sexual conduct toward the caregiver, which made him suspicious, Houston's KHOU-TV reported. The caregiver investigated Childs, learned her real identity and alerted authorities, police said.

Childs turned herself into Pearland police on Jan. 3 and is now out on bond, the Houston Chronicle reported. She has been charged with burglary of a habitation with intent to commit assault and indecent exposure, the news release said.

Source: Woman pretended to be autistic as part of plan for sexual gratification, police say

Maybe there should be some sort of law against impersonating an autistic person? Probably not. There are too many laws on the books already.


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18 Jan 2019, 10:46 am

I find it astonishing that a woman believes that she has to pretend to be autistic in order to get a man to have sex with her.

Why did she not just take him by the hand and lead him into her bedroom?



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18 Jan 2019, 11:01 am

I kind of tune out to what passes as "news" but is often just reporting the most heinous and most evil human behavior.

Humans can obviously achieve much that is positive for life; conversely though, there is no level of evil that won't be breached by some humans. The reasons for atrocities against an individual or group don't matter to me (e.g. he/she was mentally ill or not).

My point is, someone could think up the most horrible, terrifying, unbelievable atrocity a person could perpetrate on another and in my mind I wouldn't be surprised. I almost expect it based on the fact that there are some human scum that will stoop to any level.

So, for example, if I hear of a psychotic woman in some other part of the country far away from where I live breaking into a pregnant woman's house and gutting the woman alive to literally steal her in utero infant (that was an actual piece of news I recall perhaps in the last decade), neither do I believe that to be "news", nor does it surprise me because in my mind I sadly expect an element of humanity to be disgustingly and pathetically, evil incarnate. It's humanity's greatest tragedy.



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25 Jan 2019, 2:59 pm

Ironically, based upon her bizarre behavior, it sounds like she's mentally off and probably actually needs a caregiver.

Fnord wrote:
I find it astonishing that a woman believes that she has to pretend to be autistic in order to get a man to have sex with her.

Why did she not just take him by the hand and lead him into her bedroom?


Fox News misreported it, probably deliberately. The caregiver in question was female.

https://www.star-telegram.com/news/stat ... 49475.html



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25 Jan 2019, 3:34 pm

Okay ..so its a woman ..coning another woman into having lesbian sex with her.

That's a notch less bizarre than it sounded at first when it sounded like the caregiver was male.

Yes. That is ironic. Going to that crazy length to pretend to need caregiving means that you....need some caregiving cause you're truly are nutso.