What a shock this must have been!

January 27, 2011

Oh for heavens sake. The child was 11 when the molestation began. If a 11 year old girl was being molested by an adult, starting at the age of 11, would you so willingly claim her a participant because her molester managed to lube her?

it still doesn't change the fact that she did IN FACT "boink" him, which you said she didn't.

sorry, she did.

January 27, 2011

Oh for heavens sake. The child was 11 when the molestation began. If a 11 year old girl was being molested by an adult, starting at the age of 11, would you so willingly claim her a participant because her molester managed to lube her?

nope, because a man can force himself upon a girl who doesn't want to have sex.

last I checked, if a guy doesn't want to have sex, well hell, he has to get aroused and hard first no?

but I digress, you are correct, I say its molestation too, but your contention was that this womand didn't have sex with the kid, and she did. You said, "She wasn't "boinking" this kid". but if she had sex with him, which she did, then she did "boink" him.

January 27, 2011

nope, because a man can force himself upon a girl who doesn't want to have sex.

last I checked, if a guy doesn't want to have sex, well hell, he has to get aroused and hard first no?

but I digress, you are correct, I say its molestation too, but your contention was that this womand didn't have sex with the kid, and she did. You said, "She wasn't "boinking" this kid". but if she had sex with him, which she did, then she did "boink" him.

No, what I said was HE was not "boinking" her and that SHE was molesting him.

January 28, 2011

That is one sexy heel you have.

Thank you bebe!

January 28, 2011

This may be the first time I've ever felt sympathy for an elected official...

http://www.abc15.com/dpp/news/region_southeast_valley/chandler/pd%3A-county-official%27s-wife-had-sex-with-teen

Susan Brock, 48, was arrested Tuesday at their family home on charges of child molestation, for allegedly having sex with a 17-year-old male.
"I think we were all shocked, this is incredulous," said County Attorney Rick Romley. "I do believe it's better that another county attorney handle this matter. I've been in touch with Pinal County Attorney Jim Walsh and he will resume the prosecution in this matter."
According to Chandler Police Spokesperson David Ramer, the sexual relations started three years ago, when the teen was 14.
A family friend apparently discovered the relationship after intercepting text messages about sex acts and genitalia. That friend then notified the victim's father, who called police, according to Ramer.
Brock was taken into custody on Tuesday night and faces charges of molestation and sexual conduct with a minor.
Her husband released the following statement Wednesday afternoon:
My life and that of my family’s was upended last night. Police officers arrested my wife of twenty-eight years and the mother of our three children. She was informed that she was being accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a 17-year old. Even with this statement I am not sure how to express what such a shocking emotional punch to your heart and family feels like. I am stunned. My children are flabbergasted. You think you know someone after 28 years and I need answers as much as police officers do. I want so much to believe these allegations are not true, but if they are, I am appalled and crushed. I am a religious man. I ask all to pray for our family and those involved so that justice may best be served.

--Maricopa County Supervisor Fulton Brock
The victim reportedly told detectives Susan Brock would arrange to meet him near his home or at school so his parents and her husband wouldn't find out.

The victim also said Brock would instruct him to tell his parents he was "going jogging."
"She would drive the victim to a secluded area north of Cooper and east Nightingale Roads," detectives reported.
Sgt. Joe Favazzo of Chandler Police said the sex acts happened in Brock's personal vehicle, at her house and her mother's house.
According to court papers, "Susan ... would lower the seats and climb into the back area."
Favazzo said there were 20 to 30 contacts between the two, with the most recent on October 5.
Brock had apparently given the victim several electronic gifts, including an iPhone 3 and 4, which was used for communication between the two.
Favazzo also said Brock had facilitated liaisons between the victim and his teenage girlfriend.
"She even provided condoms, but as far as we know she did not partake in sexual relations with the girlfriend," Favazzo said.
Court papers reveal the girlfriend's parents wouldn't let her see the victim, so Susan Brock would allegedly pick up and transport both teens, even provided a location for sexual intercourse at her home.
Ramer said the victim's family and the Brock family were friends.

The bolded. Maybe you misread. Started when he was 14, not 11... and He is 17 not 14 now. And where did I say that the child WAS an emanicipated minor. I mentioned exception in which authorities have a weak case.

January 28, 2011

No, what I said was HE was not "boinking" her and that SHE was molesting him.

maybe you want to re-read your own post.

"WTF? She wasn't "boinking" this kid"

January 28, 2011

maybe you want to re-read your own post.

"WTF? She wasn't "boinking" this kid"

Fair enough. But really it's just semantics. This child was a victim. That was my point.

January 28, 2011

Fair enough. But really it's just semantics. This child was a victim. That was my point.

yes, he was a victim. but if so, he is a career victim as he boinked her daughter too.

I suppose when a teenage boy talks about women as MILF, they are victims of women that don't even have contact with them:rolleyes:

January 28, 2011

Probably results of her guilty plea:

Brock faces a prison sentence of between seven and 15 years. The presumptive sentence is 10 years, according to the plea agreement.

Under the plea, Brock will remain on lifetime probation, register as a sex offender and use her computer only for business purposes.

She also must pay up to $1 million to the families of the boy and his girlfriend for medical, counseling and other costs, according to the plea.

Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/local/articles/2011/01/27/20110127brock0127.html#ixzz1CLrC1q3g

January 28, 2011

Brock will remain on lifetime probation, register as a sex offender

good!

She also must pay up to $1 million to the families of the boy and his girlfriend for medical, counseling and other costs, according to the plea.

i hope that doesn't come back on the husband, since she obviously won't be able to pay being in prison(unless she is independently wealthy)

The husband deserves to get on with his life. He'll have no problem getting good women. His life has just gotten better in my opinion.

March 26, 2011

Maricopa County Supervisor Fulton Brock's daughter rearrested

by Laurie Merrill - Mar. 26, 2011 07:12 AM

The Arizona Republic

Nearly three months after she was released from jail, County Supervisor Fulton Brock's daughter, Rachel, has been re-arrested and charged with molesting the same Chandler boy her mother sexually abused, according to a statement from Brock.

Susan Brock pleaded guilty in January to charges in the case.

It was unclear early Saturday on what charges Rachel Brock, 21, faces in her second arrest. In December, she was arrested on three counts of sexual conduct with a minor and one of furnishing obscene materials to a minor.

The Pinal County Attorney's Office released Rachel two days later, Dec. 31, without formally charging her because they requested more information from the Chandler Police Department.

Fulton Brock, who immediately distanced himself from his wife of 28 years by filing for divorce shortly after her arrest, released a statement late Friday.

"The heartbreak continues. I have learned my daughter has been re-arrested. I have not yet seen a copy of the formal charging documents.

"My understanding is that my daughter is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a minor when she was 18 years old. My goal was always to lead my family in living a life of doing right and following God's laws."

In her first arrest, court papers said Rachel Brock had sexual contact with the boy on a trip to California when he was 13, in her car in Chandler, at a Brock-owned property and in a bathroom when he was 14.

She also was accused of sending nude photographs and a sexually explicit videotape of herself to the boy's cellphone.

Her mother, Susan, 48, originally faced 15 child-abuse counts for allegedly abusing the same boy starting when he was 14 years old and she was 45, the court documents report.

Reports did not say whether the mother and daughter knew of each other's alleged activities with the reported victim. Chandler police say Rachel's activities began before her mother's, but there was overlap.

Fulton and Susan Brock met with the local president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the parents of the victim in Susan Brock's sex case more than a year before she was arrested, according to a Chandler police report.

Between the October 2009 meeting and her October 2010 arrest, Susan Brock committed 15 more illegal acts involving her teenage victim, according to the indictment.

In a plea deal, Susan Brock admitted to attempting to perform sex acts on a Chandler boy at her home, in her car and in a bathroom when he was 14. The plea bargain dismissed 12 counts and reduced the severity of the remaining three.

Susan Brock faces prison time for one count, as well as lifetime probation, registration as a sex offender terms and other restrictions.

Susan Brock was never charged with sexual intercourse, but with acts such as masturbation, oral sex and giving the boy pornography.

In sentencing set for April, Susan Brock faces a presumptive sentence of 10 years on one count of attempted sexual conduct with a minor, according to Pinal County Superior Court Judge Pro Tem Hank Gooday. She could be sentenced to anywhere from seven to 15 years, Gooday said.

"At some point you will get out of prison and you will be placed on life-time probation," Gooday said. "As long as you do what you are supposed to do you won't have to go back to jail."

In exchange for her plea, the Pinal County Attorney's Office agreed not to proceed with a host of charges, including child prostitution, molestation of a child and conspiracy to tamper with evidence.

In addition to registering as a sex offender, Susan Brock must renew her driver's license yearly to enforce the registration and pay up to $1 million in costs to the families of the victim and his former girlfriend.

Chandler police accused Susan Brock of providing places for the boy and the girl to have sex. She was alleged to have given them condoms and provided transportation.

As part of the plea, Susan agreed to allow the boy to keep anything she gave him, which reportedly included an iPod, iPod Touch and two iPhones. She also agreed to relinquish claim to phones seized by police.

A friend of Susan Brock's, Christian Weems, 37, a Chandler political activist, also was arrested in December in the case, but also not formally charged. Weems was accused of deleting incriminating evidence from the alleged victim's Yahoo account after obtaining the password from Susan Brock.

It was unclear early Saturday whether Weems has been rearrested.

Weems made headlines seven years ago after police say she left her infant son in a broiling car for 90 minutes. She was not formally charged in that case.

In an op-ed piece he wrote for The Arizona Republic, Fulton Brock said, "What my wife did was very wrong. Period. A victim and his family deserve justice and prayers."

At one point both the boy's parents and his high school principal warned Susan Brock to stay away from the teen.

In the op-ed piece, Fulton Brock said. "As for my daughter who has been accused of similar things I am doing all a Dad can do, including helping her through therapy... I recently decided not to accept my turn as chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors to focus on being an even better Dad to my three daughters who need my care more than ever."

Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2011/03/26/20110326rachel-brock-fulton-rearrested.html#ixzz1HikFc8oB

March 26, 2011

I have been consistantly reading the reports. I have got to ask, what kind of a crackhouse does Fulton run there?

Would you or I be any better? Did the pressure of politics and family get to the man? And how to get rid of the enabling friend....

March 31, 2011

Attorneys: Rachel Brock confided in mother about sex acts

by Laurie Merrill - Mar. 28, 2011 01:12 PM

The Arizona Republic

County Supervisor Fulton Brock's daughter confided to her mother that she performed oral sex on the Chandler teen her mother sexually abused, attorneys said during a hearing after Rachel Brock's re-arrest.

Susan Brock, 49, wrote in a letter that Rachel, 21, admitted to sex acts with the Chandler football player that Susan Brock pleaded guilty to abusing for three years, starting when he was 14.

The document came to light Saturday during a bond hearing before Maricopa County Commissioner Charles Donofrio in Rachel Brock's case.

Rachel Brock was re-arrested Friday and charged with seven counts of misconduct with a minor and one count of furnishing obscene materials to a minor. She was first arrested on four counts in December, but released without charges because Pinal County wanted more information from the Chandler Police Department.

The commissioner ruled that she should be held without bond.

Rachel's alleged activities with the boy began before her mother's, but there was overlap, Chandler police have said.

"The state believes the case against Rachel Brock is stronger now than it was before," said Pinal County prosecutor Jason Holmberg.

"The state is in possession of a document written by her mother, Susan Brock, where she writes in this document that her daughter, Rachel ... had admitted to ... engaging in oral sexual conduct when the victim was 13 years old," Holmberg said.

The indictment, handed down last week by a Maricopa County grand jury, accuses her of committing sex acts oral and masturbatory sex with the boy from August 2006 to August 2008.

She also is accused of sending nude photographs and a sexually explicit videotape of herself to the boy's cell phone. And a police report says that Rachel Brock had sexual contact with the boy on a trip to California when he was 13 and she was 17.

During her initial appearance, Rachel stood quietly next to her attorney, John Rock. Her long, brown hair was loose around her shoulders, and she wore a pullover sweatshirt and jeans.

Rock argued that Rachel should be free on bond because of problems with the state's case.

He claimed a lack of physical evidence, and a victim whom he said changed his story.

He also said the letter from Susan Brock was written shortly before her October arrest and was "self-serving."

The victim has hired a "very powerful" personal-injury law firm, and it's in his best interest to claim he was abused by Rachel, Rock said.

The first time the teen was questioned about whether he had sex with Rachel, "he said no," Rock said.

The teen has been consistent, Holmberg said.

"He specifically said he never engaged in penile-vaginal sex with Rachel, with this defendant," Holmberg said. Rather, the victim told police that they engaged in oral and masturbatory sex.

Rachel is scheduled for arraignment Thursday.

Pinal County is handling the case due to a conflict of interest because County Supervisor Fulton Brock is Rachel's father. Susan Brock's sentencing is scheduled for April 6.

Read more:

http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/local/articles/2011/03/28/20110328chandler-rachel-susan-brock-child-abuse-case0328.html#ixzz1IBtvdP8r

April 8, 2011

This isn't the end, the daughter still must be tried and I'm sure appeals will be filed but for now it's over:

Susan Brock sentenced to 13 years in sex case

By: Angie Holdsworth

PHOENIX - Susan Brock, the estranged wife of Maricopa County Supervisor Fulton Brock, has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for molesting a 14-year-old boy.

According to officials, Brock also faces lifetime probation and must register as a sex offender.

Supervisor Fulton Brock issued a statement following Thursday's proceedings, saying, "I support the decision of the court."

Susan Brock spoke prior to her sentencing saying "My heart is swollen with sorrow and regret. I would like to publicly apologize to the victim and his family."

Several family members also spoke on her behalf, her mother begging the judge for lienency.

Prosecuting attorneys on Thursday argued as to why Brock should get the maximum sentence of 15 years for molesting the teen.

In January, she pleaded guilty to three counts of attempted sexual conduct with a minor.

The victim wrote a letter that was read in court. "I did not know then that Susan was leading me into a trap," he said. "You (Susan) purposefully drove those I love away from me so in the end you would be the only one left."

The prosecution wrapped up a lengthy presentation Thursday morning that included phone conversations between Brock and her husband, and the contents of text messages that had been sent to the defendant.

In a conversation from jail, Fulton Brock told her how he planned to help her by facilitating a meeting with church leaders, the prosecutors and the victim's family to try to get them to lessen the charges.

Pinal County Prosecutor Jason Holmberg laid out his arguments for the maximum penalty saying that Brock repeatedly molested the boy and tried to get him to cover it up and even accused the victim of being the aggressor saying "he" was a rapist.

Holmberg also argued that Brock unsuccessfully attempted to seduce the victim's older brother when he was younger.

Holmberg argued that the victim has suffered emotional damage from the relationship.

The relationship continued over a three year time frame where Brock gave the victim toys, clothes and paintball guns and money.

The defense began their arguments around 2 p.m. A defense psychologist who took the stand Wednesday said that Brock was remorseful for her actions and suffers from low self esteem.

http://www.abc15.com/dpp/news/region_phoenix_metro/central_phoenix/sentencing-continues-in-brock-sex-case

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April 8, 2011

Like mother like daughter.

April 8, 2011

, but if a guy doesn't want to have sex with someone, he aint gonna get hard for her. you can't force a guy to have sex if he doesn't want to. even at gunpoint, Rosanne aint gonna force me to be able to stand at attention.

and yes, she was "boinking" him. she was having sex with him. so show me where she "wasn't"

That's BS. Men can be raped too... especially boys who can have trouble controlling erections, and even if they could, do not have the emotional maturity to deal with something like this. She did threaten and bribe. The boy is most certainly a victim and this sort of reaction is disgusting.

And hypersexuality is common in sexual abuse victims (male or female)

Edited April 8, 2011 by TinaniT

April 20, 2011

Fulton Brock knew about wife abusing boy according to note

Laurie Merrill and Yvonne Wingett Sanchez - Apr. 20, 2011 12:00 AM

The Arizona Republic

In the weeks before his wife was arrested, Maricopa County Supervisor Fulton Brock had been told his wife was sexually abusing a teenage boy, and he wrote a note detailing plans for how to deal with the claims, according to a Chandler police report.

Police said the note, dated Oct. 19, 2010, and other evidence refute Brock's assertions that he did not know about his wife's actions until her Oct. 26 arrest.

Officers said the note may not show probable cause that Brock committed a crime, although prosecutors have said they are still examining evidence in the case.

Brock did not respond Tuesday to repeated messages left at his county office and home and on his cellphone, but he earlier told The Republic that claims he knew of his wife's physical actions were inaccurate.

In a supplemental report released last week, Chandler police said a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints bishop told them Fulton Brock had been told by another church leader on Oct. 12 or 13 that his wife had performed oral sex on the victim at least twice.

A Pinal County prosecutor has said the note, found in Susan Brock's car the day she was arrested, indicates Brock was planning to deal with accusations against his wife by turning blame on her accuser.

Chandler police, in their report, said the note included pointed questions that Susan Brock should ask a defense attorney, including queries about a "sexual felony" relating to different activities with a minor and a reference to a "mentally insane defense."

The note, although cryptic, cites two goals: "Avoid prison" and "intake treatment" in Salt Lake City.

The state Department of Public Safety Crime Lab analyzed the note. Chandler police said Tuesday that the lab confirmed the note was written in Fulton Brock's handwriting.

While Brock did not comment on Tuesday's development, in an interview with The Republic last week, he disputed claims that he was informed of his wife's sexual activities before her arrest.

"I did not know the nature of my wife's misbehaviors, and that is absolutely incorrect," he said.

Brock said he heard from the mother of the victim's girlfriend two weeks before the arrest.

"She said there was some serious texting going on, and it was of an adult nature, and it was not good," Brock said.

But he said his wife refused to discuss in detail her activities with the boy. Brock said he only became aware of the specific details once Chandler police began releasing information after her arrest.

Asked why he did not immediately report his wife's activities to the police, Brock responded, "I didn't know what had happened because my wife had not disclosed to me what she had done. I did not see, and I was not a party to whatever it was that the victim's girlfriend's mom was referring to."

"I was literally kept in the dark until the information started leaking from the police reports," Brock said.

Susan later pleaded guilty to three counts of attempted sexual conduct with a minor and was sentenced earlier this month to 13 years in prison.

Conflicting statements

Immediately after Susan was arrested Oct. 26, Fulton released a statement saying his family was "flabbergasted."

"Even with this statement, I am not sure how to express what such a shocking emotional punch to your heart and family feels like. I am stunned," the supervisor said.

A few weeks later, Brock filed for divorce from his wife, whom he met when she was 15.

In the report released last week, Chandler police Detective Christopher Perez wrote that Fulton's claim of "being in the dark" about his wife's activities is contradicted by two events: A meeting with the East Chandler Stake president in October 2009, during which Susan was initially accused of molesting the boy, and a phone call from Bishop Matthew Meyers on Oct. 12 or 13, 2010, in which Fulton was told Susan admitted she performed oral sex on the teen.

However, Jason Rose, Brock's publicist, said Tuesday, "Fulton has been consistent in his statements about not knowing the magnitude of her actions. His wife did not come clean with him."

The note

Pinal County Deputy Attorney Jason Holmberg, said earlier this month that the supervisor seems to be suggesting in the handwritten note strategies and questions for Susan to discuss with an attorney.

Fulton also wrote, "iPod Touch Susan . . . sexting/vulgar/conversations." The police report notes there is a check mark next to this item with the word "done."

Fulton also seemed to be exploring a strategy of blaming the victim, Holmberg said, by saying the teen assaulted Susan, Rachel Brock, 22, and the boy's girlfriend.

In the end, no such strategy was used in court, and Susan agreed to a plea deal.

In his interview last week, Fulton said he was focusing his energy on his daughter Rachel, who is being held without bond on eight counts of abusing the same boy her mother was accused of abusing.

"I just find the things that happened shocking and disappointing. And, at this point in time, I'm just hopeful that my daughter can be able to have a fair consideration of whatever it is that may have happened to her and the victim," Fulton said. "I'm just hoping to forgive all the parties involved and try to spend as much time as I can figuring out how this happened, and what I can do to be there for my daughter."

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