9-year-old gives birth

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A 9-year-old Mexican girl, under the reported name of Dafne, gave birth to a baby girl on Jan. 27, 2013 in Jalisco, Mexico.

Both mother and child are at home and healthy, Dr. Enrique Rabago, director of Zoquipan Hospital, said at a press conference this morning.

The search continues, according to authorities, for the baby?s 17-year-old father, who may be criminally charged for having a sexual relationship with Dafne.

?Due to her young age, we don?t know if she is being entirely truthful,? says Lino Ginzalez Corona, spokesperson at Jalisco State Prosecutor?s Office, who received an account of the relationship from the young mother who describes a loving relationship.

According to Corona, the 17-year-old and Dafne were dating but the young girl is unwilling to release any further information regarding the association between the two.

?She did not realize that she was pregnant until the seventh month,? said Corona. Her boyfriend suggested Dafne move in with him and to raise the child together but when the young mother refused, her boyfriend ?decided to leave town two months ago,? says Corona.

State authorities are searching for the father of the child to acquire his own account of what occurred between the two. The prosecutor?s office in the state of Jalisco said they are willing to request cooperation from neighboring state authorities if necessary.

Corona says the state prosecutor is ?still open to the possibility of rape or child sex abuse.?

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I've seen a bunch of arguments about this on FB already, fully expecting this to reach 40+ pages

Also, let's get everyone to remember: Statutory rape and Non-consensual rape are two different things. Hence the last line.

Child abuse is Child abuse. A 9 year old can't consent-This was incest. disgusting.

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She should be fixed.

Yeah, because a child 9-yr old child is fully aware of the consequences of what they're doing. :rolleyes:

There's good reason behind why children are treated differently to adults under the law.

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They have corrected this news, aparently the mother registered her daughter several years after, and she is actually 14, but the story is creepier, it looks like the step-father is the father of the child but the mother told the police and doctors that there was a boyfriend to cover the step-father :(

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