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Rose Murder Case Summary

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SEX OFFENSE CONVICTION: On April 6, 2015 Rose was convicted of SEXUAL ASSAULT 2ND DEGREE, 2 Counts. Rose was 17 to 20 years of age at the time the offense. The female victim was 11 to 14 years of age at the time the offense. The offender and victim were friends and had been in and off and on dating relationship. OFFICIAL VERSION: LR, the mother, reported to the police she suspected her 15 year old daughter KR of having a sexual relationship with Rose. She showed the police text messages gave the indication that KR was pregnant and Rose was the father. LR reported she asked KR about the implications in the text messages and she denied having sex with Rose. LR advised she was having problems with KR acting out, being disruptive, disobedient, etc. In an interview with police KR reported she had been having sex with Rose since the age of 11. She advised they had sex at his …show more content…

Rose stated his name on the account is Nathan Rose. He stated he does not currently have access to the Internet. Rose reported he does not have a favorite porn web site. Rose said he cannot remember the names of the web sites he has viewed. Rose estimated he looked at his collection of pornographic magazines and movies from ages 14 to 18 daily. He reported his porn collection was 10 to 15 magazines and 3 or 4 movies. Rose denied seeing any images of child pornography. On the SOCNA Personal History Questionnaire Sexual Attraction Scale using a 10 point ranking system (0=no sexual interest in that age/gender and 10=as much interest as possible to that age/gender), Rose denied a sexual attraction to males of any age. He ranked females as the following: ages 5 and under zero points in the past and 0 points now; ages 6-10 zero points in the past and 0 point now; ages 11-13 zero points in the past and 0 points now; ages 14-16 four points in the past and 0 now; ages 17 and older 10 points in the past and 10 points now. SEX OFFENDER

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