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A woman who sexually abused a 12-year-old girl, allegedly along with a male companion, was sentenced Thursday to 30 years in prison without the possibility of parole.
Chapman
“This case shows that if you prey upon a child, whether you are male like most of the perpetrators, or female like Chapman, you will be aggressively prosecuted and pay a high cost,” Chief Felony Prosecutor Dobie Kosub said.
The charges against Chapman go back to 2019, when the girl told a forensic interviewer she had been in a sexual relationship with Chapman and Chapman’s boyfriend, Shannon Lee Wells, during 2018.
The girl said she lived in the same apartment complex as Chapman and they became friends.
She said she spent nights at Chapman’s apartment and they engaged in sex, but then Wells wanted to get involved, too. She said that happened on several occasions and in one incident she was blindfolded.
Chapman later admitted to detectives she had sex with the girl.
A member of the victim’s church read a victim’s impact statement on the girl’s behalf, calling the victim a “little girl who had to grow up too fast.”
“She was blindsided by people she thought she could trust,” the spokesperson said. “A 12-year-old girl lost the will to live.”
Wells is in the Wichita County Jail awaiting disposition of multiple charges related to sexual assault or indecency with a child.
This article originally appeared on Wichita Falls Times R
Chapman
“This case shows that if you prey upon a child, whether you are male like most of the perpetrators, or female like Chapman, you will be aggressively prosecuted and pay a high cost,” Chief Felony Prosecutor Dobie Kosub said.
The charges against Chapman go back to 2019, when the girl told a forensic interviewer she had been in a sexual relationship with Chapman and Chapman’s boyfriend, Shannon Lee Wells, during 2018.
The girl said she lived in the same apartment complex as Chapman and they became friends.
She said she spent nights at Chapman’s apartment and they engaged in sex, but then Wells wanted to get involved, too. She said that happened on several occasions and in one incident she was blindfolded.
Chapman later admitted to detectives she had sex with the girl.
A member of the victim’s church read a victim’s impact statement on the girl’s behalf, calling the victim a “little girl who had to grow up too fast.”
“She was blindsided by people she thought she could trust,” the spokesperson said. “A 12-year-old girl lost the will to live.”
Wells is in the Wichita County Jail awaiting disposition of multiple charges related to sexual assault or indecency with a child.
This article originally appeared on Wichita Falls Times R
