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A Bowling Green man accused of sex offenses against his fiancee’s 23-month-old daughter is scheduled to appear in court Monday.

Brad Hunter Gerke, 39, was indicted on three counts of first-degree assault, two counts of first-degree sodomy and a count of first-degree criminal abuse Gerke’s fiancee, Cynthia Orr, 36, of Bowling Green, was indicted on a count of first-degree criminal abuse.

First responders were notified about a toddler who had been vomiting and discovered several visible injuries, including bruises on her face, upper chest and shoulders, wounds on the right side of her neck, broken blood vessels in her eyes and significant trauma to her genital and rectal area, court records show.

Police learned that Gerke baby-sat Orr’s two children while she worked.

“Orr stated she has suspected Gerke has been abusing her toddler since August, but she has to work and has no one else to watch her kids,” BGPD Detective Ryan Dillon wrote Oct. 5 in an arrest citation. “Orr said Gerke’s explanations for all her daughter’s injuries over the past couple months haven’t made sense.”

Gerke told police the trauma to the child’s vagina and anus was suffered when he tried to help her with a bowel movement, according to an arrest citation.

Orr told police that on the day of her arrest she noticed the 23-month-old was vomiting, struggling to breathe, had rectal bleeding and became unresponsive at one point. “Orr said she wanted to take her daughter to the hospital, but Gerke would not allow her to,” Dillon said in an arrest citation. “Instead, they waited almost two hours to call 911.”

Further investigation by police determined the child suffered “numerous life-threatening injuries as a result of separate actions,” according to an Oct. 10 arrest citation prepared by Dillon.
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Wow ... I know a woman that ignored sexual abuse ... less than a year later she got breast cancer ... and I was blessed in that I got to see what it looks like when God reaches down and takes your woman card right away from you .. or at least part of it. And you know what ... she hasn't learned a damn thing so I think he'll be back for the rest.
 
Orr .... suspected Gerke has been abusing her toddler .... but she has to work and has no one else to watch her kids ....
Mommy works and toddler abusing live-in-penis freeloads. Can't say we haven't seen this fuckery before.

Rule Number Fucking 1 For Boyfriends: No Job, No Pussy.
Rule Number Fucking 2 For Boyfriends: Your Children are More Important Than Your Boyfriend.

If mothers would just hold to these first 2 rules, half the shit in this forum wouldn't even be here.
 
EVEN IF his story were remotely true I think everyone pretty much knows that if a 2yr old is constipated you don't finger it out! They better interview her other kid pretty closely too.
 
So the only service he provides is babysitting and he can’t even do that right.
 
Apr 29, 2019
Brad Hunter Gerke, 39, pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree assault, acknowledging he caused severe injuries to his fiancee’s 23-month-old daughter last year. He was sentenced to 40 years.

Gerke accepted a plea agreement that dismissed an additional count of first-degree assault, two counts of first-degree sodomy and a count of first-degree criminal abuse.

Gerke’s attorney, James Rhorer of the Department of Public Advocacy, said his client sought to avoid a trial on all counts and acknowledged injuring the toddler, but denied sodomizing her.

City police arrested Gerke on Oct. 5 after being asked to assist first responders regarding a 23-month-old girl who had been vomiting.

Gerke and Cynthia Orr had been living there together with Orr’s two children, according to court records.

A subsequent investigation resulted in the discovery of bruises all over the child’s body and allegations Gerke inflicted the injuries.

The child was taken to Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt University for treatment, and a Bowling Green Police Department arrest citation said the child was in “very critical condition.”

In court Rhorer said Gerke had been using methamphetamine in the time leading up to the child’s injuries, causing Gerke to stay awake for several days and hallucinate.

“Unfortunately, he saw the child as a threat and severely assaulted her from head to toe, basically,” Rhorer said.

First responders saw several visible injuries to the child’s body, including bruises on her face, upper chest and shoulders, wounds on the right side of her neck, broken blood vessels in her eyes and significant trauma to her genital and rectal area, court records show.

Medical experts informed police that the child’s injuries were life-threatening and included a lip laceration that required surgery, rectal prolapse, pancreatic disruption and serious injuries to the small intestine and abdomen.

“The child was in intensive care for an extended period of time and it was very touch-and-go as to whether the baby was going to live or not,” Rhorer said in court.


Gerke’s initial explanations for the child’s injuries made little sense to authorities, and a doctor at Vanderbilt said that Gerke’s explanations were “absolutely absurd,” his arrest citation said.

Rhorer said he went over the narrative of events leading to the criminal charges with Gerke, who did not want to see pictures of the injuries that had been provided to the defense by Warren County Commonwealth’s Attorney Chris Cohron.

Orr, 36, told police she suspected Gerke was abusing her daughter for about two months prior to his arrest.

Police arrested Orr on a charge of first-degree criminal abuse, alleging that she sought no medical assistance for her toddler despite being aware of her injuries.

Orr’s case is pending in Warren Circuit Court.
 
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If he did not rape this baby than who did?

I am sure the abuse has left her with lifelong challenges and at some point someone will have to explain to her what happened to her as a baby.

I don't think forty years is enough time for what he did.
 

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