UK Parents Send Rapist Son To The Police After Discovering His Sex Crime, Says 'It Was The Right Thing To Do'

Recently, Jack Even, a 18-year-old teenage boy in the UK who sexually attacked one of his female peers was sentenced to jail for 2 years after the crime was discovered by his own parents. According to his father Jonathan, he suddenly found the text message of his rapist son apologizing to the victim for his crime that took place 2 months ago.

Although it’s difficult, Jonathan and his wife decided to march their only son to the police and asked him to confess. According to the 47-year-old father, it was painful to do it but he knew he is doing it right as his morals would not allow him to do it a different way. If he had one more chance, he would do the same thing for sure.

“You cannot get on with your life if you live your life under a lie, as much as this hurts it is the right thing to do,” said Jack Evan's father.

In fact, Jack Evan who was sent to the police by his parents admitted his crime of raping a virgin girl. He almost escaped from justice as the girl didn't dare to speak up. She was shocked and worthless that she found it unable to trust men again or filing a complaint against her friend.

At the court against the 18-year-old Jack Even, told the truth about his crime and was registered as a sex offender. Due to the coronavirus lockdown in the UK, only his mother showed up at the court. The top-grade student of Pontypool, South Wales finally got 2 years in jail.

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In response to this, his father said it was a shocking experience for his rapist son but he hoped that he could spend time in jail to reflect himself. Most people confessed that they were impressed with his decision and said that it would be a big lesson for his son.

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