Missing teen girl found naked in 42-year-old's flat
Published: 20 Feb 12 09:50 CET | Print version
Online: http://www.thelocal.se/39210/20120220/
A Swedish teenage girl, reported missing by her foster parents last week, was found by police officers at the flat of a 42-year-old man in Jönköping, in central Sweden, on Saturday.
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The police decided to check out the flat after having received a tip-off. When they called at the flat late in the afternoon on Saturday the 42-year-old man came to the door half-dressed.
When the officers entered the apartment they found the 14-year-old girl there. She was completely naked. The man is now under suspicion for raping a minor.
Officers brought the man in for questioning and the girl was taken straight to hospital.
The apartment was cordoned off immediately and a forensic investigation of the flat was launched. The man was set to be interrogated by police on Saturday afternoon, according to the news site.
According to jnytt.se, police say that the man and the girl did not know each other previously but had allegedly met in a chat room on the internet.
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How in the h*ll are you putting this on the schools?? Last time I checked, schools were charged with teaching history, math, Swedish, English and other such subjects. Teaching about the dangers of the internet are best left to the parents. Or are you one of those parents who think that schools should raise the kids, as so many others seem to think it should be?
That way we could put any man in jail for even touching a woman (if she does not like it it's rape) - that would make a lot of feminists happy.
He is under suspicion for a rape. He has not yet been convicted. The further investigation will find out the truth.
Please read before you comment.
Don't try to make people think, they will only get confused. Anyway, according to Swedish law having sex with an underage is defined as rape, as it is in the USA.
The working internet knowledge of most parents here I know is limited to a bit of online shopping, few emails and checking the weather.
None really understand chat rooms, the different ones, how they work etc.
rather than take the risk of hoping parents understand it, its simpler to just cover this in school where someone who is trained and understands the latests sites and trends can explain the risk.
Schools have visits from Fire Brigade, Police etc to warn of certain dangers, this is just another that professional help can get the message out to the masses.
Why would you be against anything that could help???????