Disgusting Dad Sexually Abused Young Daughter for Years
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Summary
Takeaways
- ❖An 11-year-old girl reported sexual abuse by her father to school staff, prompting a police investigation.
- ❖The daughter's initial distress call to 911 revealed her fear of returning home and allegations of abuse.
- ❖Ryan Reese, the father, initially denied any sexual contact, attributing his daughter's behavior to a dispute over clothing.
- ❖A forensic interview with the daughter detailed sexual abuse that began when she was five and occurred almost monthly.
- ❖The daughter disclosed her father made her take birth control and use pregnancy tests after sexual encounters.
- ❖Police found items consistent with the daughter's testimony (feminine cleaning products) and evidence of an illegally possessed firearm at Reese's home.
- ❖Reese attempted to evade police questioning and later sought legal counsel, refusing to answer further questions without an attorney present.
- ❖Reese was eventually indicted on 31 sexual abuse and incest charges.
- ❖A jury found Reese guilty, leading to a 391-year prison sentence, the longest in the district's history.
Insights
1Initial Disclosure and Runaway Attempt
The case began when an 11-year-old girl, upset by her father's return home, confided in a friend via Snapchat and phone that her dad had been 'raping her.' She subsequently ran away from home, expressing profound fear and unwillingness to return.
911 call from assistant principal reporting the girl's disclosure; daughter's phone call to dispatch stating, 'I'm scared to go home. I don't want to go back.'
2Father's Denials and Misdirection
Ryan Reese consistently denied any sexual abuse, attempting to explain his daughter's distress as typical teenage moodiness or a reaction to being disciplined for wearing inappropriate ripped jeans. He claimed she had never run away before and that their relationship was 'real good.'
Reese's statements to officers: 'No, I haven't' (re: running away) (); 'This is not an abusive situation at all' (); 'No, sir. Not like that' (re: sexual contact) ().
3Forensic Interview Reveals Years of Abuse
During a forensic interview, the daughter provided graphic and consistent details of sexual abuse by her father, stating it began when she was about five years old and occurred 'almost every month.' She described a pattern where her father would ask her to sit on him, then remove their clothes.
Daughter's statement: 'He got me back when I was when I was about to turn five, which that's when the sexual started happening when I was five.' (); 'Happens almost every month.' ().
4Evidence of Control and Concealment
The daughter's testimony included her father forcing her to take birth control pills and use pregnancy tests after sexual encounters, and that he kept condoms. Police later found feminine cleaning products and a gun case (Reese was prohibited from owning a firearm) during a search, corroborating parts of her story.
Daughter's statement: 'He gives it to me' (birth control) (); 'He also has, you know, those things that um to tell if you're pregnant, he also has those.' (); Police finding feminine cleaning products and a gun case ().
5Father's Evasion and Eventual Conviction
After the initial interviews and search, Reese vanished for two days, later refusing to speak further with police without an attorney. Despite his continued denials, the compelling evidence from his daughter's testimony led to his indictment and subsequent conviction on 31 counts, resulting in a 391-year sentence.
Reese's landlord reporting his disappearance (); Reese stating, 'I'd rather not talk' (); Jury finding him guilty of 18 counts of first-degree criminal sexual penetration, seven counts of criminal sexual contact, and six counts of incest ().
Lessons
- Educate yourself and others on the subtle and overt signs of child sexual abuse, as victims often fear disclosure or retaliation.
- If a child confides in you about abuse, prioritize their safety and report the allegations to appropriate authorities (e.g., child protective services, law enforcement) immediately.
- Understand that child forensic interviews are specialized processes designed to obtain accurate information from child victims in a sensitive, legally sound manner, and their detailed testimony can be crucial evidence.
- Support organizations that provide resources for child abuse victims and their families, as the long-term impact of such trauma requires extensive care.
- Recognize that perpetrators often attempt to manipulate narratives, deny allegations, and evade justice; persistent investigation and victim support are essential.
Quotes
"He got me back when I was when I was about to turn five, which that's when the sexual started."
"I don't want to go back here. It's not safe."
"I don't want to live with him anymore. I don't want to go with my mom either."
"He has threatened to take my life away. He says, 'I I can end your life as easy as that. As easily as I brought you into this world, I can take you to the um the your mother and just leave you there.'"
"Has anything ever happened between you and your daughter sexually?"
"No. No, sir. Not like that. Not what you're explaining. No."
"I've worked over a hundred cases involving stuff like this and I've never seen a more compelling interview. You you can make what you want of that. Okay. This is by far one of the most compelling interviews I' I've ever been a part of."
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