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Bus 345 Legal Case Report
Bus 345
January 27, 2014

Facts - A brief summary of the facts
- Robert was a pedophile that did his time and was released into the public. He met a girl names Helen, they started a relationship, which became romantic. He brought his new girl and her 8-year-old son, Eric to his family’s homes to introduce them. As they’re relationship grew Robert started to sexually molested Eric during some of these visits at the family homes. No family member told Helen about Robert’s criminal history of felony child molestation. Robert was convicted of molesting Eric and sent back to prison. Helen filed suit against Robert’s family claiming they had a duty to warn her about Robert’s criminal past and the potential danger to her child, and failing that
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