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Cobb County man sentenced to life plus 25 years in prison for raping 6-year-old child

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Jamal Adams, 27, was found guilty on all counts, including rape, incest and two counts of aggravated child molestation. The district attorney's office said that reports of sexual abuse were made by a six-year-old child on June 3, 2020. The child was taken to WellStar Cobb Hospital where injuries were identified in the child's sexual assault exam.

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Marietta Daily Journal

Man sentenced to life plus 25 years for raping 6-year-old

After a Cobb County jury found Jamal Ive Adams guilty of rape and child molestation on May 6, he was sentenced to life plus 25 years to serve in confinement, the Cobb County district's attorney's office announced Friday.

3 years ago·Georgia, United States

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Cobb County man sentenced to life plus 25 years in prison for raping 6-year-old child

The district attorney’s office said that reports of sexual abuse were made by a six-year-old child on June 3, 2020.

3 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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CBS 46 broke the news in Atlanta, United States 3 years ago on Friday, May 20, 2022.

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