There is solid evidence in the messages themselves that at least some of the messages were sent to a person that was not yet 18, even if he was only weeks short of it.
You can ask why the "victim" didn't exactly shut his computer off and leave the room when the pervert hailed him, but that's irrelevant when discussing the legal issue.
Questions can be raised on who stored these IM messages, who got them to the media, when they were first known about, and why they were released precisely at the moment after the primary and before the election when Foley could not be effectively replaced in a Republican district.
But the former page was not 18 when some of these messages were passed.
Current Events » in reply to Uh oh. The innocent minor appears to have been 18 at the time of the IM's.
Misleading and inaccurate.
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- Ahhh... the 'bububut Mommey He Did It Too' argument. Almost as good as a Yeti
- Today's spin du jour
- A pox on them all
- Okay, now what?
- re: Ahhh... the 'bububut Mommey He Did It Too' argument. Almost as good as a Yeti
- Uh oh. The innocent minor appears to have been 18 at the time of the IM's.
- Irresponsible and Reprehensible
- Not really.
- Backtracking already?
- And another thing for you left wingers to contemplate...
- Source was a Republican
- To reveal evidence of a possible crime is not aiding and abetting.
- What if no crime took place?
- If no crime took place, Mr. Foley has merely sexually harassed an employee.
- What crime could a page commit here?
- What if no crime took place?
- this one aint gonna last 5 minutes either (n/t)
- good grief! (n/t)
- re: Backtracking already?
- I'm not back tracking...
- And another thing for you left wingers to contemplate...
- Backtracking already?
- Not really.
- Misleading and inaccurate.
- re: Here is the alledged victim of Foley's advances...
- "Credit" is not a word I would use.
- Hitting on pages is frowned on
- Irresponsible and Reprehensible
