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Inappropriate photos of son *possible trigger*

219 replies

Letmeeatcakecakecake · 11/12/2014 17:50

Omg I'm in shock.

I'm not with my sons father. My son is 5.

He just casually told me that his daddy took a picture of his butt and sent it to someone.

I asked him how he was standing and he showed me that he was laying on his back with his knees drawn to his chest and his anus exposed.

I'm shaking and in shock. What do I do? Shall I report it to the police?

OP posts:
Wordsaremything · 14/12/2014 10:17

What the wild thing said is of crucial, fundamental importance. Please, please take her advice and act on it. If it emerges that your son was abused, the defence would make the most of his conflicting accounts. Because of this
the cps might decide the case could not go to court because there was an unrealistic prospect of conviction.(one of the tests applied to all criminal cases when it's decided if it's appropriate to charge)

Hoggle246 · 14/12/2014 14:55

Just another one to say you're doing brilliantly.

Your mum is behaving outrageously. I'm sure this revelation is hard for her too given her love for your ds, but to blame it on you is actually disgusting and verging on unforgivable. Is it all all realistic for you to cut her out for a while? She is being so unhelpful.

Yy to pushing again on the interview. Surely they would understand that this whole experience would be so confusing for a young person and I would be horrified if it was written off quickly.

Best wishes to you all.

Thumbnutstwitchingonanopenfire · 15/12/2014 03:36

I'm very sorry to say this but your mother is a twat. I'd avoid her for a while.

thewomaninwhite · 15/12/2014 10:19

I think that you are doing brilliantly do. Hoping you get the interview for your son.

Sleepyfergus · 17/12/2014 06:20

How are you and ds doing?

Joysmum · 17/12/2014 13:01

Hope you're both ok Flowers

MoJangled · 17/12/2014 22:56

Just hoping you and your DS are OK and getting support

LeepyTime · 18/12/2014 18:42

Hi Cake, I just couldn't read this without saying that I think the police REALLY need to know about the video of the person doing a poo on another, as that is viewed as extreme porn, not some funny YouTube snippet, and I think if they know about that in conjunction with the photograph, it sheds a whole new light on things, as it is child abuse to show children porn also. Did they know about that, ask him about it? Please really push this if they are not aware of it, your child is only 5 and could not have made that up. It makes me sick as I have a 6 year old boy and cannot imagine what you are going through. Please sort somehting out before his father is meant to have him again, I fear he is being groomed too, I am sorry. xxx

MissMarplesBloomers · 22/12/2014 14:56

How are you Cake? X

Tryingtobecalm · 22/12/2014 15:02

I have just caught this thread. I think you did the right thing. I hope you and ds are ok and have a great Xmas.

JuxaSnogUndertheMistletoe · 22/12/2014 16:10

No one knows what is cause and what is effect. When the camera comes out is your ds used to being told to give a flash, or if he flashes (kids go through a phase of this) does the camera come out.

Hope you get this sorted op. It is worrying.

Vivacia · 22/12/2014 16:15

What's your point Jux? Confused

We often know what is cause and what is effect.

MushroomSoup · 22/12/2014 19:21

I think Jux is saying - has OP's DS been 'trained' to show off his body when he sees a camera OR is he naturally inclined to do so (as many children are) and his dad has taken the opportunity to take photos.

I'm sure Jux is not meaning to cast any doubt on the dad's intentions - they are obviously allegedly suspect.

GraysAnalogy · 22/12/2014 19:30

You are doing so so well. You've done all the right steps and are handling this brilliantly. I'm glad your son has a mum like you.

uurrghhhhhh · 22/12/2014 19:33

Idfa

Quitethewoodsman · 22/12/2014 19:47

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thewomaninwhite · 22/12/2014 19:49

I have been wondering how you are all doing too. Thinking of you all.

NotYouNaanBread · 22/12/2014 21:27

I only came across this thread now. I also hope that everything's all right (relatively speaking) with you and that you're getting support.

JuxaSnogUndertheMistletoe · 23/12/2014 09:15

Vivacia, yes I wasn't clear, and I'm sorry. I wasn't casting doubt, it is clear that investigation is required here. I did mean exactly what MushroomSoup said.

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