FL Mother Jailed For Pimping Out Her Daughter, Since She Was 3-Years-Old, For Drugs

Celeste Chambers, a 37-year-old Florida mom would reportedly ‘pimp the girl out’ in return of some drugs. Chambers was convicted for this horrendous crime that she performed on her daughter since she was three-years-old. With the help of her ex-husband Kevin Wyatt she would get customers to molest her baby girl who could not refuse this sexual torture because Wyatt would hit her.

This horrible ordeal has been going on since 2003 and it ended in 2016 when the daughter finally broke her silence. At the court hearing in Tallahassee, Florida she courageously told the court about the assaults that was done against her. She was visited by pedophiles at least twice a week who forced her to indulge in sexual intercourse against her wish and how she wasn’t supposed to talk about whatever had happened.

The victim also added that Wyatt would hurt the girl physically if she refused to perform sexual acts. During the hearing, the girl’s grandmother made a statement telling the court about the child’s inability to sleep peacefully due to the traumatizing sexual abuse that she had to endure all these years.  Following their confessions, the court found Chambers guilty of child abuse, capital sexual battery, and human trafficking.

Kevin Wyatt admitted taking part in the abuse of the girl in 2018. Anna Norris, the Assistant State Attorney of Tallahassee, said the child has “gone through a nightmare” as reported by The Sun. She added: ” The child has gone through a nightmare her entire life, and she was trafficked. It’s good to see that people are understanding that human trafficking is not what we see in the movies.

Revealing how happy Norris is for the justice that the girl received, she said: “I am glad this child was finally vindicated. What Chambers did to her was wrong and she was finally strong enough to come forward. It’s a difficult accusation to make. Now [Chambers] can’t hurt anyone.”

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