Post by Skinartia on Jun 18, 2005 21:49:48 GMT -5
Police: Father Admits To Raping 7-Week-Old Daughter
LAST UPDATE: 6/9/2005 11:04:59 AM
A local (Cincinnati) man could spend the rest of his life behind bars after police say he admitted to raping his 7-week-old daughter.
Joseph Sorah, 34, was sitting in a Clermont County jail cell Wednesday night on a half million dollar bond. He faces one count of rape and one count of endangering children.
Friends of the family called for a life squad last Thursday, because the infant was vomiting uncontrollably. She was rushed to Children's Hospital, where doctors detected several abnormalities from patterns of abuse.
The baby's mother said her husband told her he abused the infant on four different occasions.
"I'm sick over it," said Shannon Sorah, the infant's mother. "Sick, disgusted, angry."
The charges against the Milford man have outraged prosecutors who plan to take the case to the grand jury next week.
"It's disgust, it's revulsion really of what takes place here, and really a thought of how could a human being do this to another human being," said Woody Breyer, Assistant Clermont County Prosecutor. "You'd be prosecuted for doing this to an animal."
The baby was at Children's Hospital as of late Wednesday night, where she was said to be healing from her injuries.
LAST UPDATE: 6/9/2005 11:04:59 AM
A local (Cincinnati) man could spend the rest of his life behind bars after police say he admitted to raping his 7-week-old daughter.
Joseph Sorah, 34, was sitting in a Clermont County jail cell Wednesday night on a half million dollar bond. He faces one count of rape and one count of endangering children.
Friends of the family called for a life squad last Thursday, because the infant was vomiting uncontrollably. She was rushed to Children's Hospital, where doctors detected several abnormalities from patterns of abuse.
The baby's mother said her husband told her he abused the infant on four different occasions.
"I'm sick over it," said Shannon Sorah, the infant's mother. "Sick, disgusted, angry."
The charges against the Milford man have outraged prosecutors who plan to take the case to the grand jury next week.
"It's disgust, it's revulsion really of what takes place here, and really a thought of how could a human being do this to another human being," said Woody Breyer, Assistant Clermont County Prosecutor. "You'd be prosecuted for doing this to an animal."
The baby was at Children's Hospital as of late Wednesday night, where she was said to be healing from her injuries.
