Zimbabwean Woman Caught Sleeping With A 13-Year-Old Boy In His Parents' House

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He invited me for it’



He asked for it – Woman says after being caught sleeping with a 13-year-old boy

A GREENDALE woman was on Tuesday arrested after she was caught having sex with a 13-year-old boy at the latter’s parents’ home in Houghton Park. ­

The unidentified woman was quick to defend herself to arresting police officers by showing them condoms, saying they had had protected sex.

Police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the arrest, saying investigations had since begun.

“­The Zimbabwe Republic Police would like to confirm the arrest of a woman alleged to have been caught having sex with a minor in Houghton Park,” said Ass Comm Nyathi.

“Investigations with a view to get to the bottom of the case have since begun and details will be released in due course,” he said.



In an interview, the yet to-be-identified woman told H-Metro that the minor was the one who phoned her for sex at his parents’ house.

“Chandatadza chii inini ndaita zvekudaidzwa ndazoziva sei pamba pake dai asina kundifonera,” said the woman in tears.

“We had protected sex and I do not see any reason why I can be treated like a thief or robber,” she said while being led to a police vehicle. ­

The minor’s mother was reported to have returned home and caught the boy being sexually abused by the woman believed to be a sex worker. ­

The woman was taken to Waterfalls Police Station where she was detained.

https://www.hmetro.co.zw/woman-caught-bedding-minor-13/

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Lady who had s3x with 13-year-old boy brought sleeping tablets which they drugged his siblings with







More shocking details have emerged following the arrest of 26-year-old Precious Teya who reportedly had sex with a 13-year-old boy. 
 
Precious Teya from Chitungwiza who appeared in court on Friday February 26 was charged with aggravated indecent assault as women can't be charged with rape in Zimbabwe. 
 
The court heard how the 13-year-old boy from Houghton Park in Harare met the lady at an adult dating site. The boy who is a Form 2 pupil at Watershed High School started chatting Teya on WhatsApp where he inquired about the services she offered.
 
According to H-Metro, Teya has the followings services and prices "NURUV – US$15, FETISH – US$30, FULL HOUSE – US$40 and SEX -US$20."
 
After they agreed to meet and have sex the next day at the boy's family house in Houghton Park, the 13-year-old asked her to bring sleeping tablets which he planned using to drug his siblings to avoid any disturbance during their time together. 
 
Teya who agreed to the proposal showed up in a taxi the next day and asked the minor to pay the driver US$20, which he did. The minor thereafter developed cold feet and asked her to cancel the appointment, but she reportedly refused to leave and pushed her way into the house.
 

 
The minor caved in and asked for the sleeping tablets which he then used to drug his siblings to ensure that they would not be disturbed when having sex. The two then proceeded to have protected sex. 
 
However after they had sex, Teya tried exploiting the boy by demanding for US$120 and not the previously agreed on US$20. The 13-year-old who did not have the money, approached his neighbour looking for a short term loan.
 
The neighbour who was stunned with the demand, asked the boy what he needed the money for and he explained his predicament. The neighbour immediately notified the minor’s grandmother who reported the matter to the authorities leading to the arrest of Teya.
 
It was further learnt that Zimbabwean prostitutes employ change in price as a tool to exploit their cients. They usually do this when they know their client will be too embarrassed to fight back as this would attract public attention.
 
Following the testimony in court, Harare provincial magistrate Vongai Guwuriro remanded her in custody till April 21 and advised her to apply for bail at the High Court.

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Lady who slept with 13-year-old boy counters his age in court







26-year-old Precious Teya from Chitungwiza in Zimbabwe, who was arrested last week for reportedly sleeping with a 13-year-old boy has challenged the minor’s age in court and also insisted that she had no way of telling that the juvenile was a minor. 
 
Teya who was arraigned on charges of indecent assault, argued that she had no way of knowing that her alleged victim who she met on an adult dating site was only 13-years-old due to his stature and his conduct. 
 
Her lawyer,  Moses Nyatsoma argued that the prosecution failed to provide conclusive proof of the boy’s age. According to Nyatsoma, the prosecution has failed to provide the defence with the boy’s birth certificate proving his age, despite being asked to do so.
 

 
Zimlive quoted the lawyer as saying; 
 

“We have a child who is in school and has a secret phone which nobody knows about. He lured the girl, of course, a 26-year-old, for sex. The child is purported to be 13 but we have not seen any evidence to prove that.


“We have requested his birth certificate but we have not been furnished with the same to date. So as far as the age of the complainant is concerned, we are not sure.”

 
Teya’s lawyer further argued that his client thought that she had been hired by an adult because of the juvenile’s stature. He stated that the minor’s actions in procuring Precious’ services as well as his conduct once she was on-site are not consistent with those of a 13-year-old. 
 

 
Nyatsoma added; 
 

“If you look at the stature of the child, his height, the way he is built, you cannot tell by merely looking at him that he is 13 and there was no way my client could suspect he was a minor.


“If you also look at his own behaviour of going on a dating site, getting a sex worker, paying for the taxi, waiting by the gate, entertaining the sex worker inside the house, and whatever else that transpired… it is not consistent with a 13-year-old. In the absence of proof, we will not accept his age.”

 
It was further learnt that Precious Teya’s appeal against denial of bail by a magistrate will be heard by High Court judge Justice Tawanda Chitapi.