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Child molestation charges dismissed against popular rock musician

State of Georgia v. B.C.

Our client was a professional drummer in several famous rock bands and was accused of molesting his stepdaughter from a prior marriage. The girl was 15 at the time of the allegation, however she claimed that this happened when she was 8 years old. Our client’s marriage to the girl’s mother was a disaster as she was extremely unfaithful and went through episodes filled with alcoholism, drug use and wild partying. Most of this occurred while our client was out on tour, but unfortunately her kids were exposed to much of this behavior.

We interviewed several witnesses who expressed concerns over the many strange men the mother let stay at the house and what possible harm they could have caused to the kids. These witnesses also stated that the girl adored our client and that the two of them had an outstanding relationship.

After our client divorced the mother, the girl was moved to California where she was exposed to even more drug use and partying. The girl was kicked out of private school for drug use and was extremely depressed. We believe that she made this allegation in an effort to deflect responsibility for her conduct off of her and onto someone else. We obtained the girl’s Twitter posts, all of which established that this girl was severely depressed and clearly abusing alcohol and drugs.

The evidence showed that after the divorce, the girl remained in contact with our client, calling him all the time saying she wanted to come see him. She and her siblings even stayed at our client’s house several times in the years following the divorce. We obtained pictures from these visits which showed how she was extremely happy around our client and not the slightest bit uncomfortable. What was interesting was the contrast between how depressed she looked in all of her Twitter posts but how happy she was around our client.

Our client passed a polygraph and a psychosexual evaluation which showed that he had no sexual interest in children. We worked quickly to present our evidence to the police and were successful in convincing them to dismiss the case against our client prior to any arrest being made.

To learn more about how we defend clients falsely accused of child molestation, please visit our page on Child Molestation Cases.

More Results in Child Molestation Cases

Child molestation charges dismissed by Cobb County DA

State of Georgia v. A.L.

Our client was falsely accused of molesting his daughter and was being prosecuted in Cobb County Superior Court. Unfortunately, we weren’t retained until after the client had been arrested and the case was indicted. The allegation was made immediately following a visitation weekend. Our client and his ex-wife had gone through a bitter divorce and…

Child molestation charges dismissed against Gwinnett teacher

State of Georgia v. M.O.

We were retained to represent a Gwinnett County teacher who was falsely accused of sodomizing a 5-year-old boy. The allegations against the client were heinous and there appeared to be physical evidence supporting the charges. The mother of the boy was a fellow teacher who had attempted to form a romantic relationship with our client.…

Not Guilty verdict in child molestation case in Chattooga County

State of Georgia v. M.K.

Our client was falsely accused of molesting his teenage stepdaughter. One morning, the child stated that he touched her inappropriately while trying to wake her up. The child ran from the house in apparent distress and the allegation appeared convincing to her family and to the police. Our client met with the police and explained…

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