Again, and sorry for the refrain, but Parker is no migrant, legal or otherwise, nor an immigrant, legal or otherwise, nor is he one of those brown- or dark-skinned US citizens now being hunted by Trump's ICE-GESTAPO.... No, no, no. He's an inbred white mongrel - balding blond with green eyes - in the image of God but from the backward state of Bama (Alabama's nickname; the first "a" should be pronounced in "Dame" and not like Obama, Heaven forbid). In that State, you never know if your sister is actually your mother or whether your son-in-law is actually your own son. Strange things have been happening down there ever since illiterate ignorant and promiscuous English peasants settled there a couple of hundreds of years ago.
I'm not sure why the story below has to specify that the rapes took place on an air mattress, as if this fact is an attenuating circumstance, what with the ebbing and flowing of the mattress doing a rock-and-roll motion that could have suggested something nefarious to the moron child rapist from Alabama. I wouldn't put it past an Alabama prosecutor to suggest partial guilt because of the mattress. Would the rapes on a Japanese futon, or behind an Appalachian moonshine still be any different?
Now Parker was doing marijuana and amphetamines when he indulged himself on the two girls. Were these drugs smuggled into Alabama by the drug cartels that Trump claims to be fighting? Who forced Parker to buy and take these illicit drugs? He should be placed on a fishing boat, tied to the boat, and launched into the Caribbean at very high speed where US military drones should blow him up.
Can't wait to hear what the scintillating Senator Tuberville, the rather low-minded representative of the State in the Senate, thinks about the lurid stories that keep emanating from his State.
Can anyone guess who Parker voted for in 2024?
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Alabama man raped child sleeping on air mattress while he spent the night doing drugs with her family
Carol Robinson
Thu, November 20, 2025
An Oneonta man has been convicted in the sexual abuse of a young girl in Blount County.
The jury on Wednesday found 38-year-old Christopher Don Parker guilty of first-degree rape and sex abuse of a child under the age of 12, said District Attorney Pamela Casey.
Parker’s trial began Monday. The jury delivered the verdict after about four hours of deliberation.
Parker was arrested in June 2022 when authorities received a report that Parker had sexually abused two children under the age of 12 at a residence located on County Highway 42 in Blount County.
Evidence at trial showed that Parker often visited the family at their home.
“Parker would often smoke marijuana and methamphetamine with the parents,” Casey said. “On at least three of these occasions, Parker spent the night at the residence, which is how he gained access to the children.”
“Parker attacked one victim as she lay sleeping on an air mattress,” she said. “The young girl reported the attack to her grandfather who had custody of her at the time.”
Casey praised the work of lead investigator Sgt. Ed Hull of the Blount County Sheriff’s Office.
“These cases are always difficult,” Casey said. “It is hard and often heartbreaking to listen to the evidence in these cases.”
“This can be even more difficult,” she said, “when jurors are having to consider the testimony of children who do not have the life experience and/or vocabulary to describe the vile and disgusting things that happen to them.”
Parker faces a sentence of life in prison or a term not less than 99 years under Alabama’s Habitual Felony Offender. He has two prior felony convictions for burglary and theft.
Following the verdict, Parker was booked into the Blount County Jail to await sentencing on Jan. 20.
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