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🤍🦋🤍XENNIAL1981🤍🦋🤍 :

I couldn't be a police officer bc I'd lose control with stuff like this. smh!!

DaChad’s_fruit :

This situation is just pissing me off. Because how tf do you have sexual relations with your own children???? Fkn disgusting. And these cops got way too much patience because I could never.

ALCAMP iOL :

The worst

REBEKAH :

the worse

lisa :

omg

crypt1c_s0ul :

Lizbeth Martinez :

Disgusting 😡🤮

Itstimeforrevolution :

That’s a rough 45

Azadthecat :

It sounds like they are at a Chihuahua farm.

motshidisi :

@.

Anne Bryan :

The mother’s charges were later dropped , as it was found that she was not consenting to the act that was taking place . The Craighead County Circuit Court records confirm that the felony incest case against Crystal Lynn Fallis was officially nolle prosequi (dismissed by the prosecutor) on July 27, 2026.The state dropped her charges under a completely undisclosed determination ( which is likely due to she was not a willing participant & was being taken advantage of due to her frame of mind & incoherent star due to extreme intoxication & the son fully 100% took advantage of that . In contrast, the state is actively pursuing the Class C felony incest case against her son, Austin Casey, which remains open and pending trial.The Legal Context of the DismissalThe "Consensual" Narrative Was Overturned: The initial probable cause affidavits filed by the Bono Police Department claimed the encounter was mutual and consensual. However, the prosecutor's decision to selectively dismiss all charges against Crystal while keeping Austin's active strongly indicates that the state's initial assessment of mutual consent was legally flawed or disproven during discovery.Why Only Austin's Charges Stuck: Under Arkansas criminal statutes, if an act involves a lack of genuine consent due to intoxication, coercion, or physical incapacity, the law no longer views both parties as equal participants in a mutual crime. By dropping Crystal's charges entirely, the state has legally removed her status as a co-defendant/perpetrator, leaving Austin to face the criminal charges alone.Current Status of the CaseCrystal Fallis: Completely cleared of all criminal liability regarding the July 4, 2024 incident. Her file is officially marked as dismissed/closed, and her $35,000 bond requirement has been vacated.Austin Casey: Remains under active prosecution in Craighead County Circuit Court. His $35,000 cash/surety bond and the strict no-contact orders remain in place as his defense team navigates the upcoming trial proceedings.