13-Year-Old Girl Hides Donald Hunter In Her Closet

**Coyote** · December 1st, 2009, 12:45 AM

This story made me laugh. This mom tied this boy up with a bungee cord and his own shoelaces and beat on him for 5 hours before calling the police. I wonder if he got into it.

DETROIT -- A 19-year-old Detroit man faces third-degree criminal sexual charges after, police said, he met a 13-year-old girl online and hid in her bedroom closet for two days.

The 13-year-old Detroit girl told police that she met Donald Hunter through Facebook two years ago, and that he then came over on Saturday.

She also told police that she had sex with him in her bedroom on the 52000 block of Marseilles on the city's east side and then hid him in her closet.

The girl's 32-year-old mother discovered him hiding in there early Monday morning. The mother said she tied him up and called police.

"I kept telling him to quit writing to her on Facebook, quit talking to her," said the girl's mother.

The suspect's mother defended her son and said, "She responded to him. It's a two-way thing because she is talking back to him."

Hunter is expected to be arraigned on the two counts of criminal sexual conduct charges sometime Tuesday.

Investigators confirmed with Local 4 that the girl did not previously know Hunter and that the two did form a relationship on Facebook.

"It's my fault where he is at now because I shouldn't have been on the Internet like my mom told me," the girl said.

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**Dneilz** · December 1st, 2009, 12:51 AM

Maybe her mommy should have taken her internet privileges away. If my daughter was doing this shit.... the computer would have been gone and a phone call to the police on this guy would have been made.... before sexual contact was made!

**twinklestars** · December 1st, 2009, 01:32 AM

lol yeah internet would be out the window if I found that out.

I will share a little funny as well..I was investigating a dog bite and this guy was a proud gay guy (love 'em all) and he told me he was over a 'friends' house when he got bit. The friends mother comes home when said friend is in the shower. My victim tried to hide in the closet but then decided to run out of the house when momma found him (what was he thinking? his car was out front lol). So he runs out the door and momma turns the pit bull on him and he gets bitten twice, once on the leg and another on the arm (enough to put him in cruches). Another investigator goes to mommas house and sure enough the 'friend' was 17 but denied even knowing the victim. We had proof the two communicated but apparently the 'friend' was on the down low and momma doesn't approve of such behavior. end relationship he was pissed that his 'friend' denied knowing him

**Coyote** · December 1st, 2009, 10:19 AM

The mother did everything right. She took the girls computer away about a year ago. Apparently the girl was finding a way to get on the internet and talk to the boy anyway.

**backlash** · December 1st, 2009, 10:23 AM

"She responded to him. It's a two-way thing because she is talking back to him."

Can someone check and see if his mom is a lawyer? This is a brilliantly stated, easily defensible position. She would have been better off responding with "yo momma" or "don't tell meh how to raise mah keedz".

**Jaded** · December 1st, 2009, 10:26 AM

Front paged...

http://www.dreamindemon.com/2009/12/...-for-two-days/

**wintersfootsteps** · December 1st, 2009, 02:17 PM

The suspect's mother defended her son and said, "She responded to him. It's a two-way thing because she is talking back to him."

OMG

Big difference, suspect's Mom!! Your kid is 19 and this girl is 13. Do you understand what that means? That means your son should have known better. Especially after the 13 year old's mother told him to stop contacting her daughter. I don't care if she called his house a million times, left messages on his facebook, or hired a pilot to pledge her love to him by skywriting. He shouldn't have replied. Period. 19 year olds should know that.

Unbelievable.

It's not hard to find places to get online. The library, school, you can even borrow a friend's cell phone to check facebook. I think the girl's mom did everything she could, but you can only do so much in cases like this.

**battery jackson** · December 1st, 2009, 02:29 PM

donny is out of his element

**MC30** · December 1st, 2009, 09:21 PM

when i was 11 i ran away (yeah, *snorts* a whole 12 miles away) from home with my 19 year old boyfriend. granted my step-father had died a year before leaving my mom a 32 year old widdow, but at that point in time i don't think she knew her ass from a tea-cup. she didn't know what to do with me and she loved me and she didn't want me anymore upset and angry then i already was. nothing sexual happened (and not for my lack of trying....i was a BADDD KIDDD) thank god for him...maybe. but the fact is when i turned 19 i could not fantom dating an eleven year old....at all. made me really wonder what was up with dude. maybe its not all moms fault. shit happens.

**Pene784** · December 1st, 2009, 10:24 PM

Don't these guys ever wonder why girls under the age of 18 are called "jail bait"? As for the suspects mom, just another parent that is sure her baby is only in trouble because of someone else leading em down the wrong path, her baby is a precious angel that would never purposely do something wrong. It always someone elses fault.