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30 August 2006

This is just wrong on so many levels.
Gah. It certainly is.

Although I didn't know that having sex with a step-relative = incest. Huh.
posted by gaspode 30 August | 13:15
But the poo factor is unfortunate enough
posted by hemanhasamullet 30 August | 13:26
yeah. gross. but I think the 800lb woman is the step-mom so it was incest.
posted by birdherder 30 August | 13:31
This story has more information from Peggie Johnson directly, and says she's 500 pounds.
posted by cmonkey 30 August | 13:32
If you're wondering what classifies incest, Tennessee state law says step-parents and even adopted parents can be charged with incest, even though they are not blood relatives.
posted by cmonkey 30 August | 13:34
Yeah, most states have step-parent/step-child sex acts listed under incest.
posted by Specklet 30 August | 13:35
birdherder, read the article again.
posted by Specklet 30 August | 13:36
Isn't it possible for them to videotape examination and cross-examination with her and play it in court?
posted by Orange Swan 30 August | 13:45
[rushes to search statutes]

It's not incest in Maine!! Whoo-hoo!
posted by JanetLand 30 August | 13:46
Step counts! I learned that from Larry David.
posted by mullacc 30 August | 13:47
I have more questions than anything here, in terms of the incest charges. How long have they been married? Did he raise the daughter? According to the first article, he's only 34 and his wife is 53, and the step-daughter's 23. Was the daughter an adult when he married her mother? Would that still be incest? (Not the healthiest of situations, but incest?) What if they got divorced and then he and the daughter got together? (This seems to happen all the time in soaps.)

The neglect's another issue. But to what extent should they (the husband and daughter) have to tend to her? Should they have to devote their whole lives to her? No one deserves to sit in their own excrement, but she seems to expect everyone to do everything for her. That doesn't seem good for them or her.
posted by Pips 30 August | 14:25
I've seen a few documentaries on TV in the last year or so about super morbidly obese people, and my view (ymmmv) is that the people who are 'caring' for them are abusers. They are people who are confined to a bed or a sofa, they can't even stand up, yet they still manage to consume massive amounts of food and gain more and more weight. Someone is buying, preparing and bringing the food to them. That is not 'caring' for someone.
posted by essexjan 30 August | 14:26
"ymmmv" - "your munchy mileage may vary"
posted by essexjan 30 August | 14:46
Yeah, being in line-of-sight of a morbidly obese woman stinking of shite is such a turn-on, I sure wouldn't be able to keep my hands of that cute daughter-in-law. bleaaaaahhhh
posted by pieisexactlythree 30 August | 15:43
er, hands off
posted by pieisexactlythree 30 August | 15:44
As I said, *so many levels*.
posted by sarah connor 30 August | 16:43
it's tennessee. the step-daughter's first cousin is doing a bloodhound in the litter box.

*yawn*
posted by quonsar 30 August | 21:51
"U.S.A.! U.S.A.! We're Number Two!!!"
posted by rob511 30 August | 23:10
OMG snakes on a cheese toast! || Aaaa-choo!

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