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» Steven Tyler going to court for dating a 16 year old, 50 years ago
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post 10000155699 05-06-2026, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted By kimm4
She was with him for a few years and never left. Why not go after your mom? She could have done that years ago srs.

I'm guessing her money ran out and here she is.

This is just becoming a way for women to get a payday making things all that much harder for those that have been through real sexual assault to be believed...smh...
Bet it was the best time of her life too. Age 16-19 dating a mega rockstar. Can you imagine?
post 10000155715 05-06-2026, 11:10 PM
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post 10000155727 05-06-2026, 11:23 PM
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Originally Posted By BigElephant
How is there basis for any case against him? Can anyone confirm age of consent was actually 16 in the 70s? This is the excerpt from his memoir, quoted in the article:



Like that doesn't make him sound like a great guy, but if all that is true, he did nothing illegal. Assuming age of consent was actually 16, and he actually had the full support of her parents, then there should be nothing legally they can do to him. You can't prosecute someone for a crime that wasn't lawfully a crime at the time he "committed" it.
Because he took her to California for one night (I believe), and the age of consent in CA at the time was 18. It's the only part of the lawsuit that is being upheld.
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post 10000155809 05-07-2026, 01:47 AM
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idk man.

I was talking with my parents randomly about family history a few weeks ago and they talked about how it was totally normal in the US at that time (and mostly their parents age) for girls to frequently get married from about 15-18. Totally common apparently and they are talking about the 1970s. just a bit of a stretch. standards change over time but this was a looong time ago
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Originally Posted By kimm4
She was with him for a few years and never left. Why not go after your mom? She could have done that years ago srs.

I'm guessing her money ran out and here she is.

This is just becoming a way for women to get a payday making things all that much harder for those that have been through real sexual assault to be believed...smh...
Just did a bit of reading then, apparently she got pregnant at 17, then at 18 he convinced her to have an abortion, then he dumped her and sent her packing on a plane back to her mother. She has apparently rejected settlement and wants to hold him accountable. She has also been telling this story at churches about her finding god and rebuilding her life afterwards, marrying for 30y and having 7 kids.
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