Legal loophole allows accused Indiana child molester to avoid delinquency adjudication
A loophole in state law means a southern Indiana man, who now is over the age of 21, cannot be prosecuted in any court for allegedly molesting a 10-year-old child
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A loophole in state law means a southern Indiana man, who now is over the age of 21, cannot be prosecuted in any court for allegedly molesting a 10-year-old child
Three day into the trial, without any witnesses or evidence being presented by the defense, the jury returned to find Powers guilty on all four counts of child molesting, records
The girl reportedly told police that when Matthew Todosijevic woke up the next morning, he was "hitting walls and stuff."
In a letter to the court, the girl wrote she used to think of the defendant as her uncle, but now she sees him as a monster.
Timothy B. Montson, 25, has not yet entered pleas to three felony counts of child molesting.