Jordan v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Presiding Judge.
The appellant, Marion Jordan, was convicted of child molestation of his eleven-year-old niece. At the time of the alleged molestation on July 19, 1986, Jordan was living with his brother’s family in a trailer. According to the victim, Jordan wet his finger with shampoo and stuck it in her vagina. Some bleeding resulted; the victim’s older sister observed Jordan wiping his finger off on the victim’s sheet, and later revealed the molestation by showing the victim’s blood-stained panties to their mother. The victim had not told anyone about it because Jordan had threatened…
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