Mom Fights to Keep Convicted Child Abuser BIL Away from Home ‍

Imagine having a convicted child abuser in your family, and now he wants to stay at your home with your 2-year-old daughter. This is the dilemma one woman faces as her brother-in-law (BIL), a registered sex offender, asks to stay with them after being released from prison. The BIL claims his crime was an “honest mistake” as the underage girl he was involved with had a fake ID and met him on an adult dating site. But can a mother really trust someone with such a past around her young child? Let’s dive into this intense story…

BIL’s Dark Past

The ‘Honest Mistake’

Out of Prison

Protecting Her Daughter

Doubts About Her Age

No Regrets?

The Warning Signs

Trust Issues

Keeping Him Away

Family Opinions

No Home, No Help

MIL’s Situation

Desperate Plea

Not Welcome Here ❌

Protecting Her Daughter at All Costs ️

A Mother’s Battle: Protecting Her Child from a Convicted Abuser

Our concerned mother shares her story about her brother-in-law (BIL), a registered sex offender, who was involved with an underage girl he met on a dating site. He claims it was an “honest mistake” since the girl had a fake ID, but the mother is not convinced. She’s seen pictures of the girl and believes there’s no way her BIL didn’t know her true age. The mother is adamant about keeping her 2-year-old daughter safe and refuses to let her BIL stay with them, even though he’s homeless and living on the streets. ❄️ Her husband is torn, feeling bad for his brother but understanding his wife’s concerns. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

Questioning legalities of child abuser BIL near children. NTA.

Having a sex offender in your house can have consequences ‍♀️

Protecting children from predators, even family, is crucial

Taking a strong stance against child abuse and pedophiles

NTA shuts down generational excuse for child abuse

Protect your children at all costs. NTA

Protecting your home, protecting your family

Retired LEO warns against letting convicted child abuser near family

Protecting your child comes first. No sympathy for abusers.

No way, burn the house down before letting a convicted child abuser near your daughter!

Concerned commenter questions state laws on child abusers.

Mother’s caution towards convicted child abuser BIL is justified

Support for husband’s decision to keep child abuser BIL away. Questions on sex offender registry and living with minors.

NTA agrees that 32 with an 18 YO is creepy

NTA. BIL failed to register as a sex offender ‍ . Allowing him stay can lead to legal trouble ‍♀️. Your house is not for him!

Protecting your child’s safety should always be a top priority ✊

Husband’s idea to let child abuser BIL stay at home.

Protecting children>protecting pedos’ feelings. NTA ✌️

Protective mom takes a stand against child abuser BIL ‍

Don’t risk custody of your child. NTA.

NTA stands up against child abuse, disgusting ‘mistake’ is unacceptable

Advocate for men’s shelters but protect your child first

Being the next stop on the list for help.

Suggesting prison for a convicted child abuser. NTA

Protecting family from abuser, husband in disbelief. NTA.

Protecting your child from abusers is always the priority ‍

Defending the mother’s decision to keep her child safe.

Protecting a child should be a priority, not making excuses

Mistaken for a teenager at 21, but mature enough. NTA

Protecting your child is top priority NTAH

Digging deeper for the truth: a wise suggestion

Convicted sexual offender BIL should be kept away from family ‍

Protecting your family should always come first. ‍

Husband should help convict but don’t wish him harm. YTA.

Age of consent varies across countries; NTA for not helping BIL.

Keeping a child molester away from home is a no-brainer.

Questioning the legitimacy of the offender’s conviction and age verification.

Heartbreaking story of a mother’s failure to protect her daughters

Protecting kids from abusers. Powerful and heartbreaking ‍

Protecting family comes first, NTA made the right call.

Protecting your children is always the top priority

BIL is a sex offender, no way he should be around kids

Questioning why the daughter is relevant to BIL’s ban �onfused:

NTA stands up to child abuser BIL, suggests CPS intervention

Protecting children is paramount! NTA.

Protecting your child’s safety is non-negotiable ‍

Husband’s loyalty to brother vs child’s safety. NTA wins

Controversial comment defends statutory rape and invalidates mother’s concerns. Yikes.

Exploring the legal repercussions of convicted child abusers.

Dad of two girls is NTA for wanting to cut off convicted child abuser BIL ‍

A call for expert assessment of child abuser’s danger

Keeping convicted child abuser BIL away from home is crucial ‍

Close call with underage girl, reminds NTA of BIL situation

No sympathy for convicted child abuser BIL, NTA.

Clear and concise: rape cannot happen accidentally. NTA.

Protecting your children comes first, NTA. Scary family story

BIL’s mistake is questionable, unlike rare UK example of innocence

Inappropriate relationship, but didn’t abuse. NAH. Everyone’s entitled.

Prioritize your daughter’s safety, not your abusive brother-in-law

Protecting a child outweighs helping a grown man. ‍♀️

Convicted child abuser’s intentions were clear, NTA stands strong

Don’t risk your child’s safety for a convicted child abuser. ‍

Protecting children is top priority. NTA comment agrees.

Protecting your family from a convicted child abuser

Registered sex offender moving in? Your address goes public

A cautionary tale of being accused of grooming a minor

Protecting your child from a pedophile BIL? NTA.

Strong condemnation of child abuse and support for mother’s actions.

Protecting your child is top priority. NTA

Don’t let a child molester into your home, but be sensitive to your husband’s worries. Reach out to brother’s officer if on parole/probation. NTA

No sympathy for a child abuser, keep him away

NTA fighting to keep child abuser BIL away from home ‍

Protecting your children is top priority, NTA

Protecting children from convicted abusers is non-negotiable

Protecting your child from potential danger is always NTA

Protecting your child is never wrong ‍

NTA for protecting your daughter from registered sex offender BIL