15 year old girl lies and has sex with an 18 year old boy what could he face?

Question

A boy and a girl meet in March. He is 18 and she tells him that she is 15 going to be 16 in august. They do not have sex for the first time until December. Then he turns 19 and they have sex one more time in February. (Mind you he still has not found out she was lying yet) By then she has met the boys whole family (mother, father, aunt, cousins, nieces, etc.) They have been dating for a year now then he gos through her purse and finds her ID. He realizes she has been lying this whole time and she really only turned 15 in August. The boy tells the girl that he would like to speak to her mother so that everything will be addressed and he doesn't want to go to prison. The boy meets the mother who says they can no longer date but they can still communicate. One month later the mother and the daughter have a physical fight and the mother uses spite and goes and calls the cop on the boy. They are in the state of OH and the legal age of consent is 16. What are the possible outcomes of the boys fate? (Details on the girl: she is 5'10 and 170 lbs and can pass as so much as 17 or 18)

Additional Details

OK one more piece of important info the girl said she will come forth and tell that she lied, she said she will tell the police, judge and whoever else she lied because she knows it was her fault.

The thing about him knowing that she was 15 isnt the problem. they waited until 4 months after she was supposedly 16. which in OHIO is the legal age of consent

the whole problem with this system to me is the lying. im not saying the that he has right to believe it was ok, but i think there should be punishment on her end also. i think if the male has to be registered as a sex offender that the girl should have to be labeled as something to or charged with something. Sexual entrapment is basically what im saying. no one should have thei life ruined when a person knows that they are endangering somone elses life. I see it like aids you can serve a life sentence for passing on aids to anothr person without telling them before hand. why cant something be done in this instance?

Answer 1

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The girl is at fault here,the boys the victim.

Answer 2

I went through Ohio's Revised Code and, just like you said, the key is the lying. In the timeline you gave, it is obvious the girl duped the guy by lying.

Since she deceived him, she might be the one that is in a lot of trouble, not him.

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http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/2905.12

Answer 3

it don't matter lying or not the guy could face statutory rape charges and have to register as a sexual profile for the rest of his life not to mention jail time... but thats if they press charges and let me remind u the legal system is alot more in favor of women theses days

Answer 4

Its illegal to have sex with minors, but if he manages to prove that he didn't know he will probably be left in peace.
see this link for detailed info
(see if it applies to the place where he lives)
http://www.criminal-law-lawyer-source.co…

Answer 5

It happened to my nephew he got 33 yrs

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family

Answer 6

The guy would face statutory rape charges.

Answer 7

probably jail time, depending on the state, and how good a lawyer he can afford.

Answer 8

Bottom line is, the Guy knew she was under age in the first place. she told him she was 15. that alone should be enough for this man to walk away. the rest don't matter. as the legal part goes. he can be arrested for sex with a minor. statuary rape. in the usa. anyone under the age of 18 is a minor. is a few states if a girl is 16, with parental consent. then she may have sex with a older person. from what you have said here, this man is facing a capital crime. if convicted he can get LIFE in prison. even IF the girls mother says it is ok. the law is very serious about this kind of crime. it would be a little different IF the girl had said she was 18. and then he found out she lied. he would some sort of defense. but as it is, this man is guilty. and there is about a 99% chance he would go to prison if arrested. good luck. hope this helps.

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Criminal attorney. 17 years.