Mother of Abused Teen Launches Legal Battle Against Clayton County DA and Georgia Agencies, Alleges RICO Conspiracy in Cover-Up of Crimes

The mother of a 13-year-old girl who was sexually assaulted at a metro Atlanta youth shelter in 2022 is suing both her daughter’s abuser and his mother, the former director of the facility, claiming assault and negligence. The lawsuit highlights further accusations of negligence against several county and state officials, alleging a conspiracy to conceal the sexual abuse affecting numerous girls at that shelter.Caleb Randolph, 27, was convicted of statutory rape in May 2024, following an investigation revealing months of grooming and exploitation of a teenage girl at Rainbow House, a Jonesboro, Georgia shelter for vulnerable youth. The lawsuit, filed on July 17, 2025, also implicates Tasha Mosley, the current Clayton County district attorney, and Jeffrey Turner, former Clayton County Commission chair, in failing to act on abuse reports.Allegations of a RICO conspiracy further complicate the case, revealing systemic negligence within the organizations involved. Legal representatives emphasize that the lawsuit addresses a broader negligence culture that allowed repeated abuses to occur. (Photos: Clayton County Police Department, Clayton County District Attorney’s Office, Jeffrey Turner Facebook Profile)