Random-American

This is one of those stories that just makes your heart sink and your blood boil at the same time.  It’s a perfect example of the horrible disconnect that’s often pervasive between law enforcement, sex offender registration, and immigration services.

So many times, convicted sex offenders plea bargain and receive a slap on the wrist and are free to continue to commit their heinous acts.  In this case, a 12-year old girl was apparently murdered by a man who should have been deported after being convicted as a sex offender years ago, however he was not.  After this alleged murder, the criminal piece of excrement has now also been booked on 50 charges of child rape, having been accused of raping a teenaged girl up to 200 times, and also has been named as a person of interest in the murder of a 10-year old girl in 2005.

My sincerest condolences to the families and friends of those whose lives have been devastated by this man piece of excrement child predator.

From NWCN.com:

Terapon Adhahn, the man suspected in the kidnapping and murder of Zina Linnik and the person of interest in the death of Adre’anna Jackson, has been booked into the Pierce County Jail on multiple unrelated charges, including more than 50 counts of child rape.

According to the Pierce County Proescutor’s Office , Adhahn was booked into the Pierce County Jail on one count of kidnapping and three counts of first degree child rape for the May 31, 2000 kidnapping and rape of an 11-year-old girl who was found duct taped to a tree at Fort Lewis.

Adhahn has also been booked on one count of first degree rape, three counts of second degree rape and three counts of third degree child rape involving a girl who lived with him in Spanaway between 2001 and 2005. Probable cause documents indicate the girl told investigators that she was raped once or twice a week and that the total number of rapes was somewhere between 150 and 200. In some of the cases the girl, who lived with Adhahn between the ages of 12- and 15-years-old, told police she would sometimes be restrained. She said she ran away after the last rape in which she allegedly told Adhahn “No, I’m not doing that anymore.” The documents say “the defendant pointed a gun on her and told her to ’shut up and just do it.””

Michelle Malkin has been doing an exemplary job of staying on top of this story and posting updates as they become available. 

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