State v. Mr. F (DMC No. 12064) – Felony Sexual Conduct with a Minor (31 year old adult/12 year old minor) (Dangerous Crimes Against Children) & Felony Child Molestation (Dangerous Crimes Against Children) – Not Charged – Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office Investigated (DR No. 20XX-XXXXX5) & Maricopa County Attorney’s Office “Turned Down Prosecution”.
Mr. F had married a woman who had a daughter who was at a young age. They were all living together in Utah when he began going through a Divorce with his then wife. In order to save the marriage, they all moved to Arizona. The marriage then fell apart because his wife claimed she had found information that Mr. F may have been having an extra marital affair.
Shortly after this time, the step-daughter claimed she was raped by a boy she knew in school. There was an actual Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office investigation which showed that she had lied, and that any relationship was consensual. Next, when she was 16-17 years of age, she was allowed to go on birth control because she was now dating a new boyfriend. Shortly after that time, as Mr. F’s Divorce was heating up, his step-daughter made accusations that he had Molested her from age 11-15. An Order of Protection was filed and Mr. F was contacted by Police. He then secured our services for the criminal case.
We gathered all of the alleged victim’s Facebook pages which showed that she was making up these allegations. The Facebook posts clearly showed a confrontation from her ex-boyfriend in which she admitted filing a false Police Report against him. We also secured video footage showing her going back into Mr. F’s house after she had moved out, and stealing all of Mr. F’s alcohol. Lastly, we prepared a Trebus/Bashir Letter, which included copies of a passed Polygraph Test, and asked them to present this to the County Attorney’s Office should they decide to be moving forward with seeking charges. Ultimately, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office “turned down” the case due to “no reasonable likelihood of conviction”. If Mr. F were to have been charged and convicted, he could’ve spent the rest of his life in prison. Ultimately, there are no criminal charges on his record and his employment has not been affected.