Summary Of Stephanie Say Her Little Sister

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PER REPORTER: Stephanie said her little sister (Emma) is staying the week with her because she is out of school for the week. Stephanie said last night Emma disclosed to her allegations regarding their stepfather (Waylan) inappropriately touching her and her stepsister (Haley). According to Emma, Waylan touched her leg and rubbed it and touched Haley’s thigh. Emma said after Waylan touched Haley she left the room leaving her and Waylan in the room by themselves. Emma said Waylan then tried to make her make her make out with him by saying “just come over here no one is in here and no one will know”. Emma said she and Waylan did not make out when he asked her to. Stephanie said it is unknown if Emma and Waylan made out when he asked her, but she …show more content…

It is unknown at this time if Francis confronted Waylan about his behavior towards the children or if she reported the abuse. It is also unknown if the children have been taken to the doctor to be examined for sexual abuse or if they have been displaying sexual behaviors. Stephanie said according to Emma Waylan only inappropriately touched her once, but it is unknown at this time how many times Haley has been touched. Stephanie mentioned asking Emma why she did not tell anyone about the situation and her response was she was afraid that Waylan was going to hit her. Stephanie said she is not sure if Waylan has ever hit the child before, but she said Waylen hit their brother (Steven) before but she said the allegations were reported to CPS. Stephanie also said Steven is now living with their father (Steven Sr.) but she said he told her when he went to visit Francis and Waylan’s house he saw white power lines with a razor on the table. Stephanie said Steven did not tell her what he thought the power was and she said she does not know what it was either. It is unknown if drugs are done in the family’s home or if the children have access to

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