My Sister Is Pregnant For Me But Our Parents Don't Know Yet - Man Confesses

Posted by Thandiubani on Wed 28th Mar, 2018 - tori.ng

A man has taken to social media to confess after having an affair and impregnating his own sister.

The siblings say they are in love

A 28-year-old man,Guru Jeremy has taken to Twitter to confess that he impregnated his own sister without their parents' knowledge.

Sharing the story on Twitter, the man sought opinions of social media users on what he should do next.

The man with the handle @Gurujeremy2, said, “Me and my sister have a love that goes beyond the legal system. Some call it incest, we call it fate.”

He further revealed that his sister is three months pregnant for him but that their parents don’t know about the relationship “yet.”

He also expressed joy about welcoming the obviously female child, whom he addressed as “child/niece,” underscoring the would-be parents’ unconventional relationship.

What American law says about incest

In the American state of Texas where Guru Jeremy claims to have been born, incest is illegal. If convicted, they both risk maximum 10-year jail and $10,000 fine each.

Criminal defence attorney, Varghese Summersett, says, “The prohibition against incest is laid out in Penal Code Section 25.02. Even among consenting adults, certain sexual conduct is prohibited by law.

“The most serious conduct, sex with a parent or child (even with an adult child), is a second-degree felony.

“Second-degree felonies are punishable with a minimum of two years in prison. The maximum sentence is 20 years in prison. A fine of up to $10,000 can also be imposed.

“When the sexual conduct is not between a parent and child, but between other covered family members, the offense is a third-degree felony.

“Third-degree felonies are punishable by up to 10 years in prison. Like parent-child incest, third-degree felonies have a two-year minimum sentence. Additionally, third-degree felonies also come with a fine of up to $10,000.

“Sex between siblings, including half-siblings, is also prohibited. In each of these circumstances, whether the person is related by blood, either full or half, or by adoption, the law remains the same.”