Mother Who's Son Divorced Her Moves on to Daughter

[Viper 12,112]

Jesus Oklahoma is Fucked Up. I just can't even. 

 

https://www.local10.com/news/national/mom-who-once-married-son-arrested-for-marrying-daughter

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DUNCAN, Okla. - A mother who had once married her biological son is now going to jail for marrying her biological daughter.

Patricia Ann Spann, 46, plead guilty to felony incest in Duncan, Okla. on Tuesday and will spend two years behind bars.

Spann and her daughter, Misty Velvet Dawn Spann, 26, were married 17 months after same-sex marriage became legal in Oklahoma, reports The Oklahoman.

The marriage between mother and daughter was annulled in October after Misty claimed her mom had checked with attorneys who said the marriage was legal. Patricia had even changed her last name to avoid interference from authorities.

An employee with the Department of Human Services discovered the two were married and reported the couple to police.

During the investigation into mother and daughter, it was found that Patricia had married one of her sons in 2008, but that marriage was annulled two years later at the son's request on grounds of incest.

Patricia, who must register as a sex offender, had just reconnected with her children in 2014 after previously losing custody of Misty and two other siblings. 

 

[F250 28,818]

Every time I hear a story that takes place in Oklahoma.

[atomheartbevo 89,792]

1 hour ago, F250 said:

Every time I hear a story that takes place in Oklahoma.

Misty Velvet Dawn Spann

[Jimbaround 975]

I think I can speak for everyone when I say that we probably don’t need to see pics.

Edited May 5, 2018 by Jimbaround

[KaiserSoze 998]

We've seen pics. This story was posted multiple times on the old site.

[Guest]

whose.

[HenryJames 66,170]

Because of course felony incest only gets you two years in Oklahoma.

[Napoleon 8,700]

25 minutes ago, HenryJames said:

Because of course felony incest only gets you two years in Oklahoma.

I thought that it wasn't even a felony (or against the law at all) in New Jersey.

[Blotto 23,574]

17 minutes ago, HenryJames said:

Because of course felony incest only gets you two years in Oklahoma.

Which probably also helps explain Oklahoma's high incarceration rate.

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[Guest]

Why would the customary engagement period for Oklahomans be a felony?

[Tyler Durden 132]

I like that the writer dropped in that she has another child who she has not yet married.  

[52-80 19,245]

A family that lays together stays together

[Shmitty 112]

Their family tree ought to be interesting.  

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