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Mama June’s Baby Daddy Michael Anthony Ford: His Troubling History as a Child Molester Revealed
Just weeks after Mama June confirmed Michael Anthony Ford fathered her daughters Lauryn [pictured above] and Jessica, new details have emerged about her child molester ex!
Ford was nabbed on “To Catch a Predator,” and now it’s been revealed he was busted in 2005 after soliciting oral sex from a minor online.
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According to the report, he joined a Yahoo! chat room and allegedly engaged with a police officer, who he believed to be a 13-year-old girl. At the sentencing hearing for the case, the prosecutor said, “During the Internet chat, the defendant described to [the undercover officer] how to perform oral sex on a male.” He also allegedly exposed his penis to the person, thinking it was a young woman.
Several days later, June’s ex reached out to the deputy — still thinking it was a 13-year-old girl — and asked “to meet him at a local gas station,” where they could meet up so “she” could perform oral sex on him.
After two years behind bars, Ford was released — only to be arrested again when a routine check proved he violated parole by having a laptop, which allegedly was used to surf “teen porn websites,” according to the court testimony.
In 2013, he skipped his court date and found himself in even more trouble when he removed his ankle monitor and left it on the side of an Alabama highway. As a result, the judge at his parole revocation hearing said, “If he’s going to cut off his ankle monitor and he’s going to access teen sex sites while he’s a sex offender, he’s going to fail to register as a sex offender, he needs to be in confinement.”
As a result of his violations, he won’t be eligible for parole again until 2026.
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