[Dismas]

I read this and I was pretty shocked. Lately rape/sexual assault cases have been spawning left and right, so I take all articles with a grain of salt. I'm really surprised that this might have happened, though.

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Former “Sons of Guns” star Stephanie Hayden Ford made some horrific accusations against her father Will Hayden on a pre-taped episode of “Dr. Phil” that aired on Thursday.

Ford sat down with Dr. Phil McGraw and stated that her father acted inappropriately with her when she was 12 years old. Hayden is currently in jail in East Baton Rouge, La., after being charged with forcible rape and aggravated rape of a juvenile.

It has been widely reported that the charges stem from accusations made by Hayden’s younger daughter. As Ford shared her story with Dr. Phil she spoke openly about the sexual abuse of a girl who she referred to as her sister.

Ford said her father once came into her bedroom, drunk and forced her shirt off and touched her chest inappropriately.

“He continued to proceed to kiss on my chest. Once that happened I jumped back and he just left and he never touched me again like that,” she said, adding that she was depressed and avoided her father after the incident and carried knives with her.

Ford said another family member was abused by Hayen as well—twice—at the age of 12, and a friend of hers also revealed she had been abused by Hayden and forced to kiss him.

Hayden allegedly abused girls outside of his immediate family, too. In addition to his charges in East Baton Rouge—from two different alleged victims—two females came forward to the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office. Hayden has been charged in Livingston with aggravated rape and indecent behavior with a juvenile.

Ford said Hayden was first arrested because a woman who used to be a personal assistant for the family told police she discovered the reality star passionately kissing his young daughter on the couch.

“He threatened to kill [the personal assistant],” Ford told Dr. Phil.

Ford said she initially defended her father because he asked her to and because her sister was adamant that the abuse stories were untrue. She changed her tune when her sister revealed to her grandfather she had indeed been abused, beginning at age 11.

It was not immediately clear if one of the females speaking out in Livingston could be the same as an accuser in East Baton Rouge. The East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Department was unable to clarify if there was overlap with the alleged victims and the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Department did not return FOX411’s requests seeking further information about the females in their jurisdiction.

Either way, Hayden won’t be getting out of jail anytime soon. He’s currently being held on $300,000 bond by the East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Department, but even if he posts bond he’s headed straight back to jail in Livingston.

“[The Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office] currently has a ‘hold’ placed on Hayden – meaning, once he makes bond in [East Baton Rouge], he’ll be transferred back to the Livingston Parish Detention Center,” Livingston police explained in a press release.

The Livingston Parish Detention Center plans to hold Hayden on $125,000 bond if he is brought there.

"Sons of Guns" co-star Joseph Meaux told FOX411 that he will be there for Stephanie as her father's rape scandal unfolds.

“Stephanie has some demons she has to work through right now, and I am going to be as helpful as I can because she needs that support and needs that room. I am fully behind her,” Meaux said. “I want to give my support to the people that have been damaged by Will. Especially the young ladies, they have had something taken from them that is irreplaceable

What are your thoughts, guys?

Source: Fox News

[Eclipse]

That's pretty fucked up; if it's true. The justice system is pretty sexist. A female victim can be anonymous, falsely accuse a man and ruin his life. On the other hand, a father sexually abusing his daughter is just wrong. Then again, this is the internet and we've seen worse things.

[Dismas]

That's pretty fucked up; if it's true. The justice system is pretty sexist. A female victim can be anonymous, falsely accuse a man and ruin his life. On the other hand, a father sexually abusing his daughter is just wrong. Then again, this is the internet and we've seen worse things.

There are definitely issues with the justice system. I was really great friends with the manager of an internet cafe that happened to run a summer camp. He was a really great guy and absolutely loved by every person that met him. He helped people whenever he could, like with the SAT or even relationship issues. Sadly, one of the boys that went there decided to file false charges on him a year or two ago. It's definitely changed his life, as he lost his job and had to go to jail. Thankfully, he was so well-liked, that the parents of kids that went to the cafe are helping him out. So far, they have bailed him out, provided him somewhere to live, and gotten him a great defense attorney.

It only takes one person to say "I was raped", to impact a bunch of other people's lives.

[Eclipse]

There are definitely issues with the justice system. I was really great friends with the manager of an internet cafe that happened to run a summer camp. He was a really great guy and absolutely loved by every person that met him. He helped people whenever he could, like with the SAT or even relationship issues. Sadly, one of the boys that went there decided to file false charges on him a year or two ago. It's definitely changed his life, as he lost his job and had to go to jail. Thankfully, he was so well-liked, that the parents of kids that went to the cafe are helping him out. So far, they have bailed him out, provided him somewhere to live, and gotten him a great defense attorney.

It only takes one person to say "I was raped", to impact a bunch of other people's lives.

Most of these retards running the government should take inspiration from the internet. The morals, ethics, intelligence and open-mindedness of true internet-people would really change the world in a good way, if you look past our strange traditions... We could do it ourselves if we could ever find the courage to leave our computer.

[Dismas]

Most of these retards running the government should take inspiration from the internet. The morals, ethics, intelligence and open-mindedness of true internet-people would really change the world in a good way, if you look past our strange traditions... We could do it ourselves if we could ever find the courage to leave our computer.

I'd argue libertarianism/anarchism would be the closest. Of course, I'm libertarian.

[Uzinero]

Wow, never expected this, although I guess I should suspect everyone on TV since so many of them turn out to be pedo's in the end. Also props to @Oni for being a Libertarian, I've always being a Libertarian too and never knew you were one.

[Eclipse]

I'd argue libertarianism/anarchism would be the closest. Of course, I'm libertarian.

Elaborate? Wikipedia heightened my interest but was a little vague. Could you explain what exactly libartarianism is; it sounds pretty fascinating.

[Dismas]

Elaborate? Wikipedia heightened my interest but was a little vague. Could you explain what exactly libartarianism is; it sounds pretty fascinating.

"More freedom, less government" is the main idea.

Libertarian Party:
http://www.lp.org/

[Eclipse]

"More freedom, less government" is the main idea.

Libertarian Party:
http://www.lp.org/

It's an American political party? It sounds awesome; now if I was only American...

I didn't just say that.

[Uzinero]

It's an American political party? It sounds awesome; now if I was only American...

I didn't just say that.

What country are you in? Most countries have a Libertarian Political Party (UK has one) but they are very small in most and therefore unlikely to ever get in, unfortunately.