What is happening?

Justice??

What happened to the case? Nothing happened... Because there was not "enough evidence" are you kidding. Why does there have to be certain amount of evidence when a child is molested? 

What do they want scars, bruises? I searched up what they need, and it is honestly so dumb.

DNA Evidence. DNA of the suspect / Defendant can be collected from the victim. This can include bodily fluids, blood, or skin. These items may also be detected and collected on clothing, bedding, furniture, and other items.

Fingerprints. If the Suspect / Defendant had no prior relationship or contact with the child, fingerprint evidence may be helpful to prove the allegations which includes the presence of the Suspect / Defendant in a home, vehicle, or other location.

Medical Records and Photographs of the Injuries. Following an Assault, Molestation, or Abuse of a child, medical records and photographs can help substantiate the injuries sustained by the child.

Admissions / Statements of the Suspect / Defendant. The Defendant / Suspect may have made statements to the victim, witnesses, friends, family members and others. These admissions may be used as evidence to prove the allegations of assault, abuse, or molestation. The victim or a third person can testify as to the statement made by the Defendant. In addition, a tape recording or videotape of the statements may be very helpful to the pursuit of the legal case. This assumes that no laws were broken in the State where the recording / videotape was obtained. Some States have wiretap laws that prohibit the recording / videotape of a person in a private location without the person's knowledge or consent. Controlled recordings by audio or video tape that comply with the law on point are probably the best evidence in these situations.

Text Messages and E-Mails. Text messages / E-mails on stored on mobile phones, computers, and servers for a certain period of time. Of course, text messages that admit to the improper relationship, assault, or molestation would be very strong evidence in a case. Even if the text messages / e-mails do not serve as direct admissions in a certain case, text messages / e-mails can be used as circumstantial evidence to show contact with the child and evidence that is consistent with the allegations made by the child victim. E-mails / test messages should be printed out and otherwise saved in case a phone / computer is washed or the data otherwise becomes corrupted and unavailable.

Facebook and Social Media. Some Suspects / Defendants will post photos and details of their exploits on Facebook, Socia Media, and other outlets.

Photographs and Videotapes. In some instances, there are photographs and / or videotapes of the incidents of abuse, assault, or molestation. In other instances, there are photographs or videotapes that tend to show or substantiate the inappropriate relationship. These items should be collected and stored in a safe place and presented to law enforcement, social services, investigators, and attorneys as needed as evidence in the pursuit of the applicable legal proceeding.

Gifts – Favored Treatment – Money. In many instances, the Suspect / Defendant will attempt to buy the affection and loyalty of the child victim through gifts, favored treatment, or money. These acts can take place prior to, during, and after the time period that "bad acts" were committed. While generosity is not in and of itself proof of a crime, strange behavior can serve as additional circumstantial evidence on a particular case. Gifts can include jewelry, toys, gift cards, electronic equipment, mobile phones, etc. . . Favored treatment may include grades, playing time, meals, transportion, etc. .

This is so dumb. Why do we need this? To prove that someone molested you? How about the emotional part? How important is it really for them to have emotional evidence?

This is why not everyone speaks up. When someone molest you are you supposed to be hurt physically. No your not.  Because the emotional part hurts way more, when you remember when or how it happened, when it started. All this is so important, but no one seems to realize that. 

No, your not alone. I'm here for you.

I didn't have all this evidence and that's why no other step was taken. He gets to be free, and do that to other little girls. But when will they do something. When someone commits suicide? When there is enough evidence? No, action needs to be taken and the sooner people realize this, the less girls have boys have to suffer..