Investigation - Sexual Misconduct (STARS Prep Academy / STARS SoCal)
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What a POS, kuddos to this girl/parents for recording it. And it is sad in so many ways.
Gross.
Unfortunately, that recording isn't going to be admissible in court and could actually get the family in trouble. I guess if it were my kid I'd roll the dice on getting a suspended sentence to expose this guy too. Better odds than beating a murder wrap.
Here's hoping anyone who's had an interaction with him along these lines steps up.
I can't imagine any court in California where the family would be in trouble.
Typically, recorded conversations are inadmissible in court as hearsay.
However, California allows an illegally recorded conversation to be admitted as evidence in criminal cases, provided it falls within a hearsay exception.
Either way I don't think it matters this guy is done.
This recording ensures he never get a job... BUT we can assume that he did go out with other girls that age and that there was some type of abuse in any of hose occasions. He NEEDS to pay for that and the only way if that more girls/families come out.
This isn't the first time Flores has faced charges related to sexual assault. In 2009, Flores was charged with raping and sodomizing a 21-year-old woman in Pasadena. His bail was set at $1.1 million.
According to court documents obtained by ESPN, Flores was charged with three counts: unlawfully kidnapping and carrying away the woman to allegedly commit rape/sodomy; sodomy by anesthesia or controlled substance; and rape by use of drugs. Flores, who at the time coached football at Cathedral High School in Los Angeles, was found not guilty on all three charges after a 17-day trial in July of 2010.
The defense had argued that after a night of heavy drinking for her 21st birthday, the woman was intoxicated and was found outside several houses away from her home with Flores kneeling beside her. The woman said Flores had sexual intercourse with her while she was incapacitated. The prosecution argued Flores should have realized she was unable to provide consent or resist.
"They just believed whatever he said," the woman, who asked to remain anonymous due to the sensitivity of the situation, told ESPN in a phone call. "The whole narrative through the trial was that nothing happened. ... It was just gross. I just felt alone and like they made me out to be crazy."
The woman said she had "zero connection" to people in the current case. But she added: "I knew this day was coming, but this is even worse than I thought.
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According to court documents obtained by ESPN, Flores was charged with three counts: unlawfully kidnapping and carrying away the woman to allegedly commit rape/sodomy; sodomy by anesthesia or controlled substance; and rape by use of drugs. Flores, who at the time coached football at Cathedral High School in Los Angeles, was found not guilty on all three charges after a 17-day trial in July of 2010.
The defense had argued that after a night of heavy drinking for her 21st birthday, the woman was intoxicated and was found outside several houses away from her home with Flores kneeling beside her. The woman said Flores had sexual intercourse with her while she was incapacitated. The prosecution argued Flores should have realized she was unable to provide consent or resist.
"They just believed whatever he said," the woman, who asked to remain anonymous due to the sensitivity of the situation, told ESPN in a phone call. "The whole narrative through the trial was that nothing happened. ... It was just gross. I just felt alone and like they made me out to be crazy."
The woman said she had "zero connection" to people in the current case. But she added: "I knew this day was coming, but this is even worse than I thought.
Calif. trainer charged with sexually abusing minor
Chris Flores, a prominent Southern California youth coach, was arrested Thursday in Bakersfield on multiple counts of sexual assault of a minor.
Guys who do this sort of thing, there is all kinds of evidence of multiple crimes found once the investigation starts. Unfortunately, they never seem to catch people on the first incident.
It seemed like hours of training on Safe Sport for soccer coaching on recognizing and reporting this stuff, yet clearly it goes on for years unnoticed anyway.
Depressing.
It seemed like hours of training on Safe Sport for soccer coaching on recognizing and reporting this stuff, yet clearly it goes on for years unnoticed anyway.
Depressing.
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All convicted pedophiles should be publicly executed, without exception.