Like Father, Like Son, but not in a good way

I guess some kids strive to outdo their fathers. Well LT Jr. sure did. SMH. This fucking kid grew up three houses behind my father-in-laws house in Upper Saddle River NJ. He was raised in affluence and privilege and never wanted for anything. How the hell does this happen? He should burn in hell.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nat...r-son-pleads-statutory-rape-article-1.2209931

Lawrence Taylor Jr., son of NFL great, pleads guilty to statutory rape, child molestation

COBB COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Lawrence Taylor Jr., the son of NFL legend Lawrence Taylor, pleaded guilty to statutory rape and child molestation in Georgia.
Lawrence Taylor Jr., the son of the former NFL great Lawrence Taylor, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for statutory rape and child molestation.

The 33-year-old admitted he’d likely be found guilty of sexually assaulting two 13-year-old girls between 2012 and 2013.

Taylor took a plea on Monday, the day he was set to go to trial in Cobb County, Ga.

Judge Mary Staley sentenced him to 10 years behind bars with another 20 years of probation when he’s released.

Powder Springs cops busted Taylor on July 7, 2013 after one of the girls reported he’d molested her the day before.

Investigators later found he’d also assaulted the second victim four or five times since 2012, authorities said.

Taylor, known as T.J., will join his famous father as a registered sex offender.

The elder Taylor, who starred at linebacker with the Giants, pleaded guilty to patronizing a prostitute and sexual misconduct after a 2010 rendezvous with an underage sex worker.

Lawrence Taylor Jr. attended his father’s induction ceremony in 1999 at the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

He later auctioned a Super Bowl ring his father won in 1991 with the Giants.

“Resolving this case with a guilty plea provides the victims with finality and prevents them from having to relive their experiences on the witness stand,” assistant Cobb County District Attorney Hannah Palmquist said. “Justice was done in this case, not only because the defendant will serve 10 years in prison, but because the victims will not have to be put through the emotional toll of a trial.”
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