Former firefighter allegedly broke rape victim’s wrist
January 27, 2016
A former Cayucos firefighter had “hate rape” with a 17-year-old Los Osos girl and broke her wrist, the alleged victim testified Tuesday. [KSBY]
Oscar Higueros Jr., 40, is standing trial for 33 charges, including several counts of forcible rape, against the Los Osos teen. Higueros is also a suspect in the murder of his father, a former cold case that dates back to 1990. Higueros’ alleged victim in the sex case reportedly told investigators that he said he murdered his father more than three decades ago.
In July 2014, Higuerous allegedly paid $150 to Richard Scott Brooks to have sex with the Los Osos teen. Brooks was recently convicted of 19 crimes related to sexual abuse of the teen and was sentenced to more than 60 years in prison.
The teen moved in with Higueros, who was allegedly seeking a sex slave. Higueros reportedly attempted to force her to sign a “master-slave” contract.
At first, she was attracted to him because he made her feel safe, she said.
As a child, the teen was molested by her grandfather, she testified. When she came forward about the molestation, her grandfather committed suicide.
Higueros made her feel protected because he said he, too, had been molested as a child. He was like the father figure she never had, the teen testified.
Her feelings quickly changed as she felt forced to live in his home and abide by very specific rules Higueros set, she said. Her duties included making his morning coffee and doing household chores.
She also had to call him “daddy” and respond to “kitty.” There was a consequence for everything she did in an incorrect way, she testified.
The teen lived that lifestyle for a period of three weeks. During that period, she had daily consensual sex with Higueros.
But, when she had a male friend visit her at the home, Higuerous became angry. He then had “hate rape” with her, breaking her wrist, she testified.
The teen is scheduled to continue her testimony Wednesday afternoon.
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