People v. Gonzalez CA4/3

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJune 24, 2014G048200California4,902 words

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FACTS

Gonzalez and his wife have four daughters, D.G., E.G., Y.G., and S.G., and one son, J.G. Gonzalez, his wife, D.G., and E.G. emigrated from Mexico. J.G. and Y.G. remained in Mexico with their grandparents and moved to the United States later. S.G. was born in the United States. Gonzalez began molesting seven or eight-year-old E.G. in 1991 at night when they slept in the same bed together. The first time Gonzalez touched her he put his hand underneath her clothes and touched her breasts and rubbed her vagina. Gonzalez touched her on two additional occasions. E.G. would try to wake up her sister who slept next to her to get Gonzalez to stop. Eight-year-old Y.G. moved to the United States in about 1993 and lived with her parents. Gonzalez began molesting Y.G. upon her arrival. The first time, Y.G. was laying on her parents’ bed watching television with Gonzalez. He first touched her leg and then her vagina. She tried to move his hand away, but he forced her down, pulled up her shirt, and kissed her breasts and chest. Gonzalez removed his pants, pulled Y.G.’s underwear down, put his penis in her vagina, and had sexual intercourse with her. Y.G. was bleeding and in pain. Gonzalez…

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