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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here .  We'll be going on a weekend  getaway with them in a week. I'm going to have a serious talk with their mother.

But I'm not sure how much affect it will have on her. I told her I don't want my kid sleeping in the same room with the boy. And she said her kids are "inseparable" and will only sleep together in the bedroom. Inseparable my ass..[/quote]

OP, you need to think this all the way through. You say that you doubt that you talking with her will have an affect. I suspect you are correct, because this is so wrong that the fact she doesn't see it is hugely problematic.

So the question then becomes, are you ready to pick up the phone and call CPS and the kids' school when she does nothing? Are you prepared for the fallout to your friendship? 
I'm asking because while there's a good chance she will suspect you regardless, if you have "the talk" with her and then right after that the authorities contact her, she will know without a doubt it was you.

I just want you to be mentally prepared for the next steps. I think you absolutely need to take them. It's worth losing a friendship over. There is a *slight* chance that if you just report now, before you have "the talk" with her, she won't suspect it was you.

I think sometimes DCUM jumps too quickly to "call CPS!" but this is not one of those. Honestly one of the most disturbing things I've heard described. Please help this girl, and the other girls/women this boy will encounter if he's not stopped now from continuing this type of behavior.

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