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Hey folks, Human Rights Attorney Lee Dundas coming to you this Saturday, January 11th in 2025. I want to talk to you today about a case that I really think you should know about. It involves a little girl who alleged sexual abuse at age four and a half, which had allegedly occurred at the hands of her biological father,
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a policeman, and her paternal step-grandfather. Now, the paternal step-grandfather was already on the offender registry in their state for having admitted to detectives before the little girl was even born that he had raped a teenage wheelchair-bound brain-injured physical therapy patient of his who had worn short shorts and that he
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had vaginally and orally been raping her for a period of two years since she was basically 13 years old. The four-year-old's investigations at the time they were made were deemed credible, and based on that, a search warrant was issued for the sex offender's basement where the little girl

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New Developments in Florida Courts Handling of Child Sexual Abuse Case

Forensic Evidence Unveiled

In a case that has now become a beacon for systemic issues within Florida's judicial system, Human Rights Attorney Leigh Dundas has brought to light a harrowing story of child sexual abuse, judicial oversight, and what many are calling a gross miscarriage of justice.

The case centers around a now 14-year-old girl who, at the tender age of four and a half, alleged she was sexually abused by her biological father, a policeman, and her paternal step-grandfather. The step-grandfather, already listed on the offender registry for prior sexual offenses against a teenage, wheelchair-bound patient, added a layer of credibility to the young girl's allegations.

Dundas details the forensic evidence in her video statement, saying, "When the cops went into that basement and turned their special lights on, they found not one or two, but six different stains suspicious for seminal fluid." The subsequent lab analysis was damning: "It was at least one hundred sixty septillion times more likely if it meaning the stain originated from the father than if it originated from an unrelated, unknown contributor. And it was at least 320 quadrillion times more likely if it originated from the grandfather than if it originated from any other unrelated, unknown contributor."

Judicial Oversight and Decisions

The arrest of the father uncovered further incriminating evidence on his electronic devices. Dundas notes, "Not one, but two different law enforcement officers subsequently testified under oath that they found pictures of, quote, naked pictures of both boys and girls that appeared to be possibly prepubescent. And also images of, quote, very young children involved in blank acts with adults and very young children appearing to be blanked and or in bondage."

Despite this overwhelming evidence, the state's decision not to prosecute has led to a cascade of judicial decisions that have stunned observers. The father, released without prosecution, moved for custody, and the courts responded in a manner that has been widely criticized.

Dundas describes the judicial handling with palpable frustration: "The judge in that particular case, in the Florida family courts, prevented the therapist on the case from talking about the abuse with the little girl, prevented the mother from talking about the therapy to the little girl or the abuse with the little girl. And he also ordered the therapist to not report to authorities when they inquired if they should."

The Child's Voice Silenced

In a particularly chilling moment of the transcript, Dundas recounts the child's own words in court: "And when the little girl who was now nine years old told the judge on the record that sometimes, quote, he, meaning dad, would make me take off my clothes and he would videotape me with his cell phone dancing, the judge actually sealed that transcript so it's likely that nobody ever heard about or saw those allegations or could thus follow up."

Legal and Financial Repercussions

The mother, in an attempt to protect her child, was met with punitive measures from the court: "The judge then held the mother in contempt of court and fined her $237,000 for what, you might ask? Well, for the audacity of having taken her child to see therapists and for having cooperated with an ongoing criminal investigation by another state's attorney general department."

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Public and Legal Response

This case has not only highlighted the plight of the child but has also drawn significant attention to the judicial process in Florida. Posts on X have shown widespread disbelief and calls for action from higher authorities like Governor DeSantis.

Leigh Dundas has made all this information accessible on her website, leighdundas.com/fl-child-rape-case/, where she provides direct links to crime scene photos, lab reports, and state police documents. She urges public involvement, stating, "You can help the mother by funding her nearly $2 million worth of legal fees she's incurred over the last 10 years. I'm not taking a dime. I'm just helping this case get known."

A Call for Systemic Change

This case is a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities within the legal system when it comes to protecting children from abuse and ensuring due process. It challenges the community, legal professionals, and policymakers to reassess how these grave issues are handled, advocating for a system where justice is not just an ideal but a reality for every victim.

View our previous coverage of this story below.

Florida Court's Handling of Child Abuse Case Sparks Outrage: Unprecedented Silence of a Rape Victim

Florida Court's Handling of Child Abuse Case Sparks Outrage: Unprecedented Silence of a Rape Victim

Florida Court's Handling of Child Abuse Case Sparks Outrage: Unprecedented Silence of a Rape Victim

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Suzanne Florida's avatar

This is heartbreaking. How could anyone do something so evil to a child?

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Ty's avatar

The judges in the case should be arrested for censorship, obstruction of justice and child endangerment. All criminal judges must also be disbarred by the bar associations.

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Robert Hoffman's avatar

If you are truly not profiting financially by helping these two victims, the Mother and daughter, then MAY THE LORD TRUELY BLESS YOU IN WONDERFUL WAYS!!! It is fine if this helps your reputation, etc. So, you are AWESOME to help these victims! It is SO sad that there are so many judges, who are devoid of good morals. And worse yet, that the father and grandfather, are animalistic creatures who should not be walking amongst us if they are guilty of these EVIL things. Far less important, although it is important, is the ongoing cost to society. For even if this father and grandfather are guilty and found to be so under the law, taxpayers should not have to pay one penny to keep them alive. If found guilty, give them their appeal, and another, and another. If things are unclear, allow another appeal. Let a group of very smart Conservative attorneys, judges, and civilians determine ahead of time, how many appeals defendants should be allowed in cases that require the death penalty, and then hold that line. I don’t want any innocent person to EVER be put to death!!! But at the same time i don’t want creatures guilty of these type of crimes to be kept alive on my dime. If money must be spent, then do so on more crossing signals, more counselors, therapists, parenting classes, smaller class sizes for teachers who have more than 28 or 30 students per class. There are other worthy causes. But NOT keeping a creature alive at $40,000, 70,000 or whatever, per year. We need to behave smarter than this.

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Peter Athanasius's avatar

The judges are likely part of the same pedophilia (AKA ritual satanic sexual abuse) network as the father and grandfather.

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Kassahun Elias's avatar

@Court file abuse Cases Judge and court still abusing and bought by big Pharma and don’t waste time that court solves medical criminal networks and check related pandemic court filings like this https://en.mercopress.com/2025/03/21/brazil-stj-upholds-fine-against-parents-not-vaccinating-child-against-covid-19 to divide family members in the pursuit of justice especially hierarchies of court where higher court than lower court corrupt and doesn’t care about human health including child health rather medical product liability abuse protection for coronavirus criminals and profiteers and state orphanage crisis of human trafficking.

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KT-SunWillShineAgain's avatar

Go to https://leighdundas.com/fl-child-rape-case/

For more info.

If enough people file a complaint maybe something can be done to remove the extremely DIS-Honorable Judge Robert Groeb and to criminally charge retired Judge James P. Nilon with indirect sexual abuse of a minor by allowing a know sexual predator, her father, unsupervised 50% parental custody.

Am guessing her police officer/offender father will video raping his own daughter once he gets ahold of her.

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had vaginally and orally been raping her for a period of two years since she was basically 13 years old. The four-year-old's investigations at the time they were made were deemed credible, and based on that, a search warrant was issued for the sex offender's basement where the little girl