Man Infects 23-Month-Old Niece With HIV, Herpes & Chlamydia [Photos]
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A 33-year-old registered sex offender is being accused of easily having the worst criminal act of 2014, if not ever.
David R. Wilson was convicted of the sexual assault of a child in 2005 and served four yeas in prison. Upon his release, he began to stay with his sister where police say he infected his 23-month-old niece with HIV, genital herpes and chlamydia. To make matters worse, he is said to have done the same to a 14-year-old girl, but additionally getting her pregnant.
ABC News reports that last November, reconstructive surgery was performed on the toddler’s private parts after her HIV, genital herpes and chlamydia diagnosis was revealed. As for the teen girl, she told a caseworker at the Children’s Assessment Center that she had been having sex with Wilson for two years and she had gotten pregnant along the way. Her medical exam also came up positive for HIV, genital herpes and chlamydia.
Wilson is being charged with super aggravated sexual assault of a child, with the enhanced charge being due to the age of his niece. He is currently being held without bond. It is still unknown why he wasn’t arrested at the time of the original accusation.
Scroll the gallery below to see pictures of the case file.
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Photos: Texas Department of Public Safety, ABC6
Pregnancy occurred here.
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