[DiamondSmiles]

2012-08-08 I had never heard this term until today. What a piece of shit! I just hear on the news last night he was a PEDIATRICIAN!

A Georgetown man is accused of waterboarding his young daughter while the girl’s mother watched.

Police say the investigation began after they were informed of a domestic assault that happened back on July 12. During the incident, Melvin Morse, 58, allegedly grabbed his 11-year-old daughter by the ankle, dragged her across their gravel driveway, brought her inside his home and began spanking her.

Morse was arrested on July 16 and charged with endangering the welfare of a child as well as assault. He was released after posting $750 secured bail. On Monday police say the 11-year-old girl was brought to the Child Advocacy Center.

During the interview, police say she claimed she was disciplined by her father by what he referred to as, “waterboarding.” The girl told police her father held her face under a running faucet, causing water to go up her nose and all over her face.

The girl claimed she suffered this form of punishment four times over the course of two years, beginning in May 2009. The girl also told police her mother, Pauline Morse, 40, witnessed a few of the waterboarding incidents and failed to stop Melvin from performing the act.

Both Melvin and Pauline were arrested at their home on Monday. They were both charged with reckless endangerment, conspiracy and endangering the welfare of a child. They were both arraigned and Melvin was committed to the Sussex Correctional Institution on $14,500 secured bond. Pauline was released on $14,500 unsecured bond.

Both parents were ordered to have no contact with each other or their children. The girl and her siblings are currently in the care of the Division of Family Services.

[DannyDrama]

That's a couple of waterboarding stories I've seen lately. Seem's it's hitting the mainstream.

[King Herald]

Originally Posted by DannyDrama ↗

.....it's hitting the mainstream.

Corny, but

[Azimuth]

Yeah, he wasn't really doing it right, thank God.

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by DannyDrama ↗

That's a couple of waterboarding stories I've seen lately. Seem's it's hitting the mainstream.

Sad. One piece of excrement does something rotten and it becomes a trend!

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by azimuth ↗

Yeah, he wasn't really doing it right, thank God.

I probably don't need to know, but, what is the right way? I never heard this term until today.

[Darkest Angel]

just like he did it- torture-usually to extract info...done incorrectly the prisoner drownds. Glad the kids made it out alive. Another example of why some "people" should not be allowed to breed!!

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by darkest angel ↗

just like he did it- torture-usually to extract info...done incorrectly the prisoner drownds. Glad the kids made it out alive. Another example of why some "people" should not be allowed to breed!!

I thought there was a, "technique".

Just announced on the news last night, he was a pediatrician!

Unfortunately, we have no test or classes on how to be a good parent unless they're court ordered.

You need a license or permit for anything else! Human life - luck of the draw! Very sad.

[pyromancer555]

They usually used something like cheese cloth and put it over the face so it simulates drowning but usually in not much real danger just MAJOR psych torture.

[Azimuth]

Like this Diamond:

We (the US) used this technique to get Abu Ghraib prisoners to talk. Also the CIA uses it. It's an interrogation technique.