Flint Man Faces Life Sentence for Child Abuse
Flint Man Faces Life Sentence for Child Abuse

Flint Man Faces Life Sentence for Child Abuse

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David Ryan Sampson, a 34-year-old Flint man, faces a potential life sentence after being convicted of three counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct for repeatedly sexually assaulting his girlfriend's daughter from a young age. The abuse, which began when the victim was under 10, was brought to light in 2022 after the victim confided in a friend, whose father overheard the conversation and alerted authorities. Sampson, who had been living with the victim's mother for about six years, provided the victim with drugs and alcohol before the assaults, which occurred at various locations including Sampson's home and local parks. Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton condemned Sampson's actions as repulsive and illegal, emphasizing the betrayal of trust as the victim viewed him as a father figure. Sampson's sentencing is scheduled for May 2, where he could receive a life sentence. This case highlights the severe consequences of sexual crimes against minors and the importance of community vigilance in uncovering such abuses.

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