Man Gets 10-Year-Old Girl Pregnant, 2nd Twisted Secret Comes Out When Baby Is Born

A Forrest County, Mississippi, man was sentenced to 40 years in prison for impregnating his daughter.

Natalie Vitervo-Vasquez was sentenced after pleading guilty to sexual battery with a victim under the age of 14. The 11-year-old victim found out she was pregnant at a medical center, where officials determined that conception would have occurred when she was 10 years old.

The victim was taken to a hotel by Vitervo-Vasquez, where he “touched her and gave her something to drink.” She gave birth to a boy with birth defects in November 2016, and the baby ultimately died while undergoing surgery.

A DNA test revealed a 99.99 percent chance that Vitervo-Vasquez was the father of the baby. In court, a translator told Judge Jon Mark Weathers that the man could not speak English and did not have a social security number, WDAM reported.

Many readers called for Vitervo-Vasquez to be deported rather than stay in a U.S. jail.

“Why the f**k should we have to pay for this scumbag border jumping maggot for 40 years? The DNA proves he’s the father and she was 10 years old! He should have faced a firing squad 10 minutes after being found guilty!” one Mad World News reader commented on the site’s Facebook page.

“Why would a ten year old rape victim be forced to carry a baby to term? It should have been terminated while she was in the emergency room after the rape! Thank the court system for sentencing the good for nothing illegal alien father to prison and then be sent back to wherever he came from!” another wrote.

Others advocated for the death penalty in Vitervo-Vasquez’s case.

“In cases of rape, incest and crimes against children the DEATH PENALTY SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT IMMEDIATELY. This isn’t the first time this garbage has done this and some family members have to have knowledge of it. To make it clear the only punishment should be death by electric chair.The punishment should be equal to the horrors the victims must endure. Thanks to a bleeding heart Supreme court justice he took the death penalty off the table for child molesters because he felt it to be cruel,” one reader commented.

“Because our laws have been softened by theses judges who have had their positions much too long the criminals are being protected at the expense of the citizens of our country. Who was this judge really protecting?” another said.

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