31-03-2025
Case against man accused of impregnating daughter in Marlborough moved to superior court
A Marlborough District Court hearing scheduled for Friday regarding a man accused of impregnating his teen daughter while they were living in a migrant shelter last year was canceled and moved to Middlesex Superior Court.
A Middlesex County Grand Jury has indicted the man, and he was arraigned March 11 in Middlesex Superior Court. He pleaded not guilty to aggravated rape of a child with more than 10 years age difference.
The Daily News is not identifying the man so as not to identify the victim of an alleged sexual assault. But he is being held without bail after being declared a danger to the public and is due back in court on April 16.
Earlier: No bail for man who's accused of raping his own daughter
The man was arrested in February in Ayer after an investigation that began last May, authorities said. It is alleged the man was staying at the Holiday Inn & Suites in Marlborough, which has been used as a shelter for migrants.
According to redacted reports from the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities Division of Housing Stabilization, an employee for Eliot Community Human Services, which managed the shelters in Marlborough, allegedly discovered a text from the man's daughter indicating she was pregnant with her father's child.
According to the reports, the girl told someone via text that her father had sex with her multiple times, both in the United States and while they were on their way here.
The man has been held without bail since his arrest.
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This article originally appeared on MetroWest Daily News: Case of man accused raping daughter moved to Middlesex Superior Court
