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[CosmicPal]

What I would give to have a few minutes with this asshole! And he's a ****ing judge??

P.S. The video may be hard to watch for some.

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'Family law judge' brutally beats 16-year-old disabled daughter with belt for playing computer games



Sickening YouTube video shows girl whipped 20 times by furious father
Poster claims to be daughter of Texas Court-at-Law judge William Adams
Girl's mother joins in horrific attack
By DANIEL MILLER
Last updated at 1:48 PM on 2nd November 2011

This horrific video allegedly shows a family law judge viciously beating his disabled 16-year-old daughter, who suffers from cerebral palsy, after catching her playing computer games.
The man, believed to be Court-at-Law judge William Adams from Aransas County, Texas, is seen repeatedly striking the girl using a leather belt as she whimpers in agony.
After delivering around 10 powerful strikes across her legs and backside, his wife then grabs the belt from him to take over, at which point he walks out only to return moments later with another belt so he can continue the beating.

Sickening: A man said to be a Texas family law judge brutally whips his disabled daughter in a video clip that has caused shock and outrage after being uploaded onto the internet

Attack: The girl, who suffers from cerebral palsy, yelps in pain as her father beats her repeatedly with the leather belt for playing on her computer

Threats: The man jabs his finger at the girl while screaming foul abuse as she cowers in fear

Violent: The mother joined in the attack on the 16-year-old who is believed to suffer from cerebral palsy

As the girl begs him to stop he can be heard snarling: 'Bend over the F***ing bed
'Lay down or I'll spank you in the F***ing face.'
The shocking footage appears to have been filmed on a webcam and is said to date from 2004 but only became public in recent weeks.
It was uploaded onto the Reddit website late last month by a person claiming to be the victim - the judge's daughter Hillary.
The girl is said to have suffered from ataxic cerebral palsy from birth and has a passion for technology. She is believed to have illegally downloaded the video game as well as music.
She writes that she'd decided to post the footage - which she'd been 'holding onto until the right time' - after receiving 'a barrage of harassment' in a phone call from her father.

Ganging up: The father and mother stand over the girl both brandishing belts. She is believed to have split from him after suffering years of emotional abuse

Take that: The furious father unleashes a powerful backhander as the sickening attack continues

Tough: The man's face is revealed in a still from the video. He is said to be a judge William Adams from Aransas County, Texas

The title reads: 'Family law judge beats own daughter for using the internet, please spread'.
The video has incited fury on twitter with dozens posting their disgust.
@Johnny_Ads wrote: oh my god. what a disgusting video. im shocked. poor girl - what repulsive parents. Shame on them.
And @eschaton added: I hope this exposure gets him sent to prison for a good, long time.
In total the girl receives 20 hard lashes from her father and one from her mother.
She screams: You turn over like a 16-year-old and take it like a grown woman.'
As she lies crying on her bed he shouts: 'Do you want to put some more computer games on?
'Are you happy disobeying your parents?
'If I hear so much as you raising your f***ing voice to me or your mother with the wrong tone or do one little thing or you look at me f***ing wrong, I'm going to wear your f***ing a** out with this belt.'


Unknown identity: It is claimed the man in the video is Aransas County court judge William Adams
Although it has not been confirmed that the man shown is Judge Adams, several people have posted comments below the video claiming it is definitely him.
One post from a J. Andre Bardin, who claims to be one of Hillary's friends, reads: 'I know in the article you say you cannot confirm the man in the video is him, but I can. It's him.
'That's his voice, that's his mannerisms, and that is his house.'
The woman, thought to be judge Adam's wife, who is seen in the video delivering a single blow to her daughter, is said to have left the marriage after suffering emotional abuse.
She has apparently apologised for taking part in the beating and allowing it to happen.



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[frankotank]

Originally Posted by chasedude

Yeah, it's the psychological crap that still torments me today. My mother's emotions manifest themselves in some strange ways that I still restrain myself from being open around her.

My father was my safe haven though. I remember a couple of times him coming in during the beatings and trying to deflect her rage to himself. He say things like "the boys had enough", but this would enrage her further.

I still love her, she's my mother and has supported me when I needed her there. Yet, that pain of childhood under her thumb still eats away at me today.

wow! you and I must have lead very similar childhoods. dad didn't know about most of it or I doubt they'd still be together. I have no more pain over it though. I've let it go. It ain't easy, but it's doable. I read once that forgiveness is supernatural because we can't do it on our own. interesting premise huh? anyways, I made damn sure I didn't raise my kids that way. both of my children tested their limits and both of them got a swat here and there....but eventually both had their own individual instances where they got a pretty good firm hard hand spanking....and that was it....never needed one again. they learned that no is no. pretty smart lil boogers! and pretty awesome young adults if I do say so myself...and I do.

[TheGuardian]

Can someone video me putting this mother ****er in the clinch and kneeing his ****ing torso in?

Afterwards I will make a statement that it's "not as bad as it looks on tape."

[Braincase]

Hope the guy enjoyed the career he had... because it's gone, gone, gone now.

[Radar Chief]

Originally Posted by frankotank

yeah you ain't the only one! (repost - and my moms cat would frigging bite me for crying! no shit! stupid damn cat.) but I wasn't ever disciplined like that! not even close. that's just ridiculous. I can't imagine doing that to anyone let alone your own flesh and blood. can you imagine all the things he did that weren't caught on film!!! makes you think. wonder if she ever considered.....taking care of the problem while he slept? bet she did.

I used to think I had a bad childhood. My dad was an abusive drunk pissed at the world cause he had polio when he was a kid and got a bad leg from the treatment. Because of that he wasn’t into sports and “never played catch with me”. :sob:
Then I was talking to Lost His Mind on Meth buddy, before he gave up his sanity for a chemical, and he was telling me a story about Toughest Sumbitch I Know. See he and Toughest Sumbitch grew up together. Lost His Mind was always a smaller guy, got picked on a bit in school and Toughest Sumbitch kind of took him under his wing. So one day after Junior High they were at Toughest Sumbitch’s place playing Atari when Toughest’s dad came home to find a down slip in the mail. He started in on Toughest, closed fist, then after he wore himself out with that he started in on him again for bleeding on his carpet.
After hearing that my dad getting stinking drunk and cussing at me didn’t seem so bad.

[Amnorix]

Originally Posted by KC Fish

OK. See guys, he's totally remorseful now. It's all cool..

I'm trying to imagine being a lawyer in his (family) courtroom and trying to restrain myself if I were defending a parent in a custody matter. Be hard not to blurt out (and be found in contempt for saying), "but what my client did wasn't half as bad as what YOU did to your DISABLED daughter, your HONOR!"

[Radar Chief]

Originally Posted by Braincase

Hope the guy enjoyed the career he had... because it's gone, gone, gone now.

As it should be. Like Frazod said earlier, you know he’s broken up families over less abuse than he distributes in that video.

[gblowfish]

Flow Chart on when it's appropriate to whip it:

[chasedude]

Originally Posted by frankotank

wow! you and I must have lead very similar childhoods. dad didn't know about most of it or I doubt they'd still be together. I have no more pain over it though. I've let it go. It ain't easy, but it's doable. I read once that forgiveness is supernatural because we can't do it on our own. interesting premise huh? anyways, I made damn sure I didn't raise my kids that way. both of my children tested their limits and both of them got a swat here and there....but eventually both had their own individual instances where they got a pretty good firm hard hand spanking....and that was it....never needed one again. they learned that no is no. pretty smart lil boogers! and pretty awesome young adults if I do say so myself...and I do.

I don't know why I still have a problem letting it go. I'm glad you have, I'm sure you are a happier person now and your children benefit from it. I think that's why I've avoided marriage and children because I can't let it go. I know... I know... I'm only hurting myself.

My dad gave me a thump once in awhile, completed deserved, but nothing like my mother gave me. I hope one day I find forgiveness for her I really need to get this monkey off my back.

[ReynardMuldrake]

Originally Posted by chasedude

I don't know why I still have a problem letting it go. I'm glad you have, I'm sure you are a happier person now and your children benefit from it. I think that's why I've avoided marriage and children because I can't let it go. I know... I know... I'm only hurting myself.

My dad gave me a thump once in awhile, completed deserved, but nothing like my mother gave me. I hope one day I find forgiveness for her I really need to get this monkey off my back.

That's ****ed up, man. Have you talked to a professional about this? What happened in your past should not be preventing you from living your life the way you want to. If it is, then there's a problem that needs to be talked about.

[chasedude]

Originally Posted by ReynardMuldrake

That's ****ed up, man. Have you talked to a professional about this? What happened in your past should not be preventing you from living your life the way you want to. If it is, then there's a problem that needs to be talked about.

Nope, I've never talked to a pro about this. As a matter of fact this thread is the only time I think I've brought it up in years. Seeing that video hit too close to home and I guess that's why I decided to say something. I've always felt so embarrassed admitting a 4'11" 150lb munchkin can have such a mental control over a 6' 280lb guy. My own personal hell I suppose.

[Red Beans]

Originally Posted by Pittsie

Check your meter.

Clearly it's disbled.

[Red Beans]

After watching the video all I can think is that Rick Perry had a hand in this some how.

[T-post Tom]

Originally Posted by frazod

Same here.

That which does not kill us makes us stronger.

That phrase is overused and certainly not appropriate in this instance.

[Pitt Gorilla]

I was spanked a few times (my parents were seriously old-school), but nothing this bad. My parents certainly never did it was a hint of anger. This guy appears to be using it as some sort of aggression therapy. Sickening.

[Frazod]

Originally Posted by T-post Tom

That phrase is overused and certainly not appropriate in this instance.

And you base that assumption on what? Enduring and surviving an abusive parent definitely toughens one up. I do have some experience in this regard.

It's not like I'm defending the guy. But there are worse things that can happen to a kid that getting cussed and hit with a belt. Get over yourself.