CSA in USA > Pervert suicides - may have been JetBlue pilot; Another American child sex tourist

 

Man Believed to Be JetBlue Pilot Facing Child Sex Charges Shoots, Kills Self at Mass. Train Station

Officials were approaching the man when he shot himself on Friday morning

By 

Laura Barcella

 

 

Published on March 7, 2025 02:35PM EST

PHOTO: 

MASSACHUSETTS STATE POLICE

A man believed to be a JetBlue pilot facing child sex abuse charges shot and killed himself this morning as officers approached him at a Massachusetts train station.

Jeremy Gudorf, 33, of Ohio, was facing a second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor charge in North Carolina, according to a statement from the Massachusetts State Police; he had missed a court date.

Officials from the Massachusetts State Police Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section found the man — believed to be Gudorf — parked at the Wonderland train station in Revere on Friday morning.

As officers approached his vehicle, the man pulled out a gun and "abruptly shot himself," per the statement.

As if suicide was going to get him out of facing the music for his evil. He now knows that he has to stand before Jesus Christ and pay a horrible price for his horrible crimes against children, and consequently, against God. If he hadn't suicided, he would still have had an opportunity to receive forgiveness from God. 

Though officers on the scene rendered first aid, the man was pronounced dead by the time he reached the local hospital. State Police believe the man to be Gudorf, but he has not yet officially been identified by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.

JetBlue Pilot Arrested on Child Sex Charge Before Beginning Boston-to-Paris Flight

Gudorf had been placed on indefinite leave from his job after he was arrested on a Boston plane immediately before it took off for Paris on Feb. 20.

Gudorf was taken into custody on the Boston plane because of an outstanding sexual exploitation of a minor charge in North Carolina, and was later charged in Massachusetts as a fugitive from justice.

The alleged exploitation occurred in October 2024 when Gudorf lived in Huntersville, North Carolina, per a statement from the town's local Police Department.

Ky. man gets 30 years in overseas child exploitation case

Patty Coller

Fri, March 7, 2025 at 11:08 AM PST

1 min read

(WKBN) – A northern Kentucky man was sentenced Friday to 30 years in prison for producing 

child sexual abuse material in the Philippines and bringing images into the United States.

Investigators said Robert Maxwell Werner, 46, of Walton, Kentucky, traveled to the Philippines and paid for access to children from a Filipino individual who provided Werner with custom-made child sexual abuse material to include live-streamed, recorded and in-person sexual acts.

For several months, Werner paid the individual to sexually abuse the minors and force them to engage in sexual acts together for foreign customers like Werner. Werner also paid the individual for five in‑person meetings with minors at hotels and rental properties in the Philippines. In exchange, Werner would then provide money, food, clothing and basic necessities to the minors, who lived in desperate circumstances, investigators said.

The crimes happened between February and November 2021.

As part of the plea deal, prosecutors said Werner admitted to the sexual abuse with at least one minor and recorded it while in the Philippines, then brought the material back to the United States.

Once back in the U.S., prosecutors said Werner continued to solicit child sexual abuse material from the same Filipino for at least another month.

On Thursday, former Tampa, Florida attorney Rugh James Cline, 44, was sentenced to nine years in prison for traveling to Cambodia and paying for Cambodian children to engage in sex acts with him on multiple occasions.

Cline was arrested in Cambodia and was found to be in possession of a laptop containing hundreds of images of child sexual abuse material.