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Woman accused of raping 13-year-old boy says he paid her
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — A woman who admitted that she pretended to be a health department worker before raping a 13-year-old at knifepoint was actually solicited by the boy, her lawyer said Friday.
Marilyn Rosario, 34, was sentenced to six months in jail and 10 years probation.
Assistant Public Defender Erik Teifke said the boy Rosario is accused of raping on May 8 actually paid her $9 to have sex with him.
Rosario is intellectually challenged and was motivated by her addiction to cocaine, Teifke said.
"Regardless of how you got together or what happened, you did have sex with a minor," Acting County Court Judge Stephen Lindley said to Rosario.
She pleaded guilty to second-degree, or statutory, rape.
Rosario was initially charged with first-degree rape after the boy claimed Rosario came to his home and posed as a health department worker who was there to talk to him about sexually transmitted diseases, then raped and robbed him.
Rosario will also have to register as a sex offender, be required to have no contact with the boy, and repay the $9.
She is expected to serve four months of her sentence.
Woman accused of raping 13-year-old boy says he paid her
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — A woman who admitted that she pretended to be a health department worker before raping a 13-year-old at knifepoint was actually solicited by the boy, her lawyer said Friday.
Marilyn Rosario, 34, was sentenced to six months in jail and 10 years probation.
Assistant Public Defender Erik Teifke said the boy Rosario is accused of raping on May 8 actually paid her $9 to have sex with him.
Rosario is intellectually challenged and was motivated by her addiction to cocaine, Teifke said.
"Regardless of how you got together or what happened, you did have sex with a minor," Acting County Court Judge Stephen Lindley said to Rosario.
She pleaded guilty to second-degree, or statutory, rape.
Rosario was initially charged with first-degree rape after the boy claimed Rosario came to his home and posed as a health department worker who was there to talk to him about sexually transmitted diseases, then raped and robbed him.
Rosario will also have to register as a sex offender, be required to have no contact with the boy, and repay the $9.
She is expected to serve four months of her sentence.
