So far in the 21st century nearly a third of a billion children have been sexually abused, most of them multiple times, some thousands of times. 6 out of 7 are girls. Anything you can do to get this message to as many people as possible will help save abused children all over the world, and maybe even some of the abusers. Please read "Save A Child from Sexual Abuse by 3:15 PM" under "First Time Visitor?" May God bless you and anoint this ministry.
Everyday thousands of children are being sexually abused. You can stop the abuse of at least one child by simply praying. You can possibly stop the abuse of thousands of children by forwarding the link in First Time Visitor? by email, Twitter or Facebook to every Christian you know. Save a child or lots of children!!!! Do Something, please!
3:15 PM prayer in brief:
Pray for God to stop 1 child from being molested today.
Pray for God to stop 1 child molestation happening now.
Pray for God to rescue 1 child from sexual slavery.
Pray for God to save 1 girl from genital circumcision.
Pray for God to stop 1 girl from becoming a child-bride.
If you have the faith pray for 100 children rather than one.
When this little girl was ten, her father sold her and her niece, also ten, to a 60 year old man for $200. They were sold into muta’a, or “pleasure marriage,” a Shia Muslim concept in which a couple is temporarily “married” so that sexual activity can take place.
In this case, the man in question was able to beat and rape two little girls without the expense of taking them into his household afterwards. After the rapes, this girl and her niece ran away from their abuser. Unable to return home, lest they be sold and raped again, they now live under a bridge in Beirut. This, ladies and gentlemen, is Islam.
The post features an LBC International TV interview with a young girl recounting how, at age 10, her father sold her and her 10-year-old niece to a 60-year-old man for $200 in Beirut for a mut'a temporary "pleasure marriage," during which they were beaten and raped before fleeing to live under a bridge.
Mut'a is a recognized form of short-term marriage in Twelver Shia Islam that permits sexual relations for a fixed period and payment, historically intended to regulate temporary unions but documented in reports as enabling exploitation of girls in poor or refugee communities in Lebanon and Iraq.
The case underscores persistent challenges with underage marriage and family-driven exploitation in Lebanon, where economic pressures, sectarian personal status laws, and poverty drive such arrangements among vulnerable families, as seen in multiple regional studies and media investigations.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Corinth, Mississippi, man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for moving child sexual abuse files from the dark web to cloud storage, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in the Northern District of Mississippi.
Zachary “Zach” Alan Little, 36, was sentenced after being found with almost 4,000 child sexual abuse files, the attorney’s office said.
Many of the sexually explicit images and videos involved children between seven and 10 years old, prosecutors said.
Little was also sentenced to five years of supervised release and will have to register as a sex offender.
The FBI and the Mississippi Attorney General’s Office were involved in the investigation of the case.
Former airman accused of offering to pay to rape child reaches plea deal
Karl Alexander Streets admits to child possessing child sexual abuse material
By Michael Cooper, Kayla Butter and 13 News Staff
Published: Apr. 21, 2026 at 10:34 AM PDT|Updated: Aug. 28, 2026 at 3:19 PM PDT
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The former Davis-Monthan airman accused of offering to pay to rape a young child and who was caught with child sexual abuse material has reached a plea deal.
Karl Alexander Streets was in court on Friday, Aug. 28, and pleaded to two counts of sexual exploitation of a minor and solicitation of sexual conduct. He had been indicted on 10 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor.
The 37-year-old Streets will be held without bond until sentencing, which has been scheduled for 9 a.m. Oct. 15.
Streets was arrested on April 20, 2026, following a year-long investigation.
Former SouthPark Mall manager charged with 137 counts of possession of child sex abuse materials
WSU student arrested on Pullman campus for child sexual abuse material
PULLMAN, Wash. – An 18-year-old Washington State University (WSU) student was arrested on Friday for possession of child sexual abuse material during an ongoing investigation, according to the Pullman Police Department (PPD).
PPD officers and detectives executed search warrants at a dorm room in Olympia Hall on the WSU campus, where they detained the 18-year-old student.
According to the department, he was booked into the Whitman County Jail on a felony charge of possession of depictions of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct.
The investigation commenced following a cybertip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
“There are no additional suspects outstanding, and there is no known risk to the public related to this investigation,” PPD officials stated.
What is of interest in this story is not just that the three Afghan rapists filmed themselves raping the young German girl, or that they laughed hysterically while they raped and filmed her. No, the thing to note is that a German feminist made public the story of her rape. We are so used to Western feminists taking the side of the most misogynistic of faiths that when one of them does not follow that script, but denounces Muslim rapists, and further denounces those who in a spirit of political correctness protect such criminals, it is worth noting. More on this story can be found here:
Germany: 3 Afghan men gang filmed themselves laughing as they gang raped a young girl
A young German woman from the feminist group Lukreta has posted a video decrying yet another gang rape by foreigners in her country, this time involving three Afghan suspects who are accused of gang raping a 17-year-old girl in Dortmund, filming the rape, and then laughing as they traumatized the victim.
The three men – 20-year-old Quais W., 19-year-old Burhanulla N., and 25-year-old Kambiz H. – are currently on trial in Dortmund Regional Court involving a range of serious charges, including rape and the filming of a pornographic video of a minor.
The three men reportedly lured the girl to their apartment in September 2024 in the city of Dortmund under a false pretext. However, once in the apartment, the suspects got the girl so intoxicated with alcohol that she lost consciousness.
“During the night, the witness lost consciousness as a result of alcohol consumption. The accused then took advantage of this situation,” said prosecutor Fabian Weishaupt.
The three men then systematically raped the girl and filmed themselves laughing. One of them even opened the unconscious girl’s eyes with his finger.
According to Bild, the three suspects all have extensive criminal records, including robbery, attacks against law enforcement, drug trafficking, assault, and other offenses.
As for the Lukreta feminist group, one of their members stated that the case was “covered neither by public broadcasters nor by the political Left even though it can hardly be surpassed in terms of abnormality and misogyny.”
“The reason, of course, is that the three perpetrators are all of Afghan origin and known to the police,” she said.
She is right, of course, and how welcome that the charge comes from a member of Lukreta (Lucretia was the Roman wife whom Tarquin raped, and who then killed herself), a feminist group. Ordinarily organized feminist groups in the West have defended Muslims, choosing not to recognize the deep misogyny of Islam. In the same way, homosexuals in the West have defended Muslim causes and shown up as “Queers For Palestine” to denounce Israel, the only country in the Middle East where homosexuals are not discriminated against. Could it be that the number and type of Muslim attacks on women can no longer be denied? Can it be that Western feminists are beginning to realize all the ways that Islam is misogynistic? These include the Qur’anic license for husbands to “beat their wives” if they even suspect them of disobedience; the value of a woman’s testimony being half that of a man; the daughter who inherits half that of a son; the requirement that women be clothed as men demand, with everything from those Iranian girls punished by the religious police if they wear a hijab too loosely or still worse, not at all; those Saudi women wearing black niqabs with only their eyes visible through thin slits in the fabric, the Afghan women wearing burkas that cover them completely, save for a mesh that falls over their faces.
This looks like a break in the dam of resistance to blaming Muslims for their crimes. A German member of a feminist group forthrightly blames these three Muslim rapists and goes further, expressing her outrage at how Muslim crimes against women are so often not reported on, in an attempt by left-wing politicians to hide the reality of all the mayhem and misery that Muslims in Germany have caused. She’s not having it, and I allow myself to believe that other feminists, in other countries, have also come to the end of their tether, and now recognize that Islam is their enemy.
Former Montreal priest imprisoned for sexually abusing boys facing new charges
Brian Boucher has been serving rest of 8-year sentence in the community after statutory release in 2024
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Following these new charges, Brian Boucher's next court appearance on Sept. 1. (CBC)
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A former Montreal priest who was imprisoned for sexually abusing two boys, and serving the remainder of his sentence in the community under supervision, is facing new charges.
According to his charge sheet, Brian Boucher is accused of being in possession of child sexual abuse and exploitation material between April 7 and 9.
His next court appearance is on Sept. 1.
Boucher is serving an eight-year sentence after being found guilty in 2019 of sexually abusing two boys while he was a priest in LaSalle and, later, in the Town of Mount Royal. Boucher was granted statutory release on July 23, 2024.
While in prison in 2023, Boucher was also charged with sexual assault, voyeurism and criminal harassment regarding alleged incidents inside prison. He was acquitted of those charges in 2025.
Boucher was defrocked in 2020.
‘This whole thing’s a farce’: New Orleans Catholic church sex abuse settlement brings anger and shock
Survivors begin receiving letters with payment amounts months after $305m settlement agreement was struck
Survivors of child rape and other sexual abuse within New Orleans’s Roman Catholic archdiocese learned that$641,000 or so is the most they can individually get under a settlement approved in December to resolve a years-long bankruptcy protection case.
Those amounts were communicated in letters that hundreds of clergy abuse survivors participating in the New Orleans archdiocese’s bankruptcy began receiving on Tuesday. The figures are well below a $2.4m jury verdict awarded to an unrelated Louisiana religious sexual abuse claimant in June 2025 after the state’s legislature temporarily eliminated filing deadlines for such cases.
The amounts cited in the recent letters were also substantially below out-of-court settlements that a handful of clergy abuse survivors in the New Orleans area have reached in the verdict’s aftermath with Catholic institutions not affected by the bankruptcy, which evidently have been more or less comparable to the jury award.
Survivors say the amounts in the letters aren’t just insulting – but also the latest evidence of the disproportionate advantage enjoyed by the more than 40 Catholic institutions that have gone to federal court todeclarebankruptcy amid the financial fallout of the church’s worldwide clergy molestation scandal, including nearly 30 such groups that have settled.
“This whole thing’s a farce,” Aaron Hebert, who was abused by Lawrence Hecker, a late, convicted child rapist and longtime archdiocesan priest, said on Thursday. Richard Coon, who has testified to being molested by three men with links to the archdiocese, added: “There’s a lot of survivors that are hurting right now.”
Driving the despair that Coon and Hebert described are two elements: the $305m settlement that the archdiocese as well as its insurers on 8 December agreed to pay to clergy abuse survivors to resolve a bankruptcy protection case opened in 2020; and a zero- to 100-point system determining each individual victim’s payment.
Settlement disclosure documents that disgusted victims virtually from the outset detail how points would be assigned based on the nature of the abuse, among other elements. Rape, for instance, equated to 75 points within the system; oral or digital abuse was 56 units; and grooming behavior was five.
Additionally, the archdiocese and others made comments in open court promising payments by the end of spring 2026. The process instead dragged, with settlement trustee Don Massey filing motions in court to get the church to turn over records needed to make payment determinations.
“Any promises made by the debtor (the archdiocese and its affiliates) were not made by the settlement trust,” Massey said when asked about payments not yet having been doled out. “The settlement trust was not consulted by the debtor prior to making this uninformed promise.”
By Thursday, days after the abuse claims valuations concluded, the Guardian and reporting partner WWL Louisiana had confirmed the maximum 100-point payout equated to an “estimated distribution” from the settlement of $641,425.64. That meant each allocated point was worth $6,414.26.
Hebert shared his letter with the outlets. He had been awarded 56 points – or an estimated settlement distribution of $359,198.
Meanwhile, having endured rape and oral sexual abuse by multiple clergy predators, Coon was allocated 98 points. He said it was “shocking” that he did not get maximum points given the circumstances surrounding his claim.
Coon, Hebert and bankruptcy claimant Brian Manix all expressed disbelief that allocation letters given to survivors failed to break down precisely how the claims evaluator, the personal injury attorney Richard Arsenault, arrived at their points total. The missives just contained the final sum, the estimated settlement distribution and an acknowledgment that the bankruptcy may have required them “to revisit deeply personal and difficult experience”.
Survivors have 30 days to ask for reconsideration, but without the basis for the points total, they are left to guess why they didn’t receive what they expected.
“We asked … for that,” Manix said on Thursday. While he declined to publicly disclose his allocation, he confirmed he was not awarded maximum points, saying, “I was raped. I was made to give oral sex, and I was groomed … I need somebody to tell me … what’s missing.”
After pursuing a case leading to a child rape conviction and sentence of life imprisonment for Hecker, Neil Duhon said he was allocated just 75 points – $481,069.50. He said he got no additional points for his role in Hecker’s successful prosecution, which the system called for.
“Now we know how much it cost a priest to rape a … boy,” said Duhon, who was 15 when abused.
Arsenault did not respond to a request for comment.
Sources familiar with the process say more than 800 abuse claims were given points allocations. Among them were more than 100 that got scores of zero – such as for claiming abuse by a predator or entity not affiliated with the archdiocese.
Furthermore, the sources said that about $56m from the settlement was being temporarily held back to account for successful appeals. And any remaining money held back would then be redistributed to survivors based off their points allocations.
Still, that provided little comfort to Coon, Hebert, Manix and other survivors with whom they said they spoke in recent days. Perhaps most frustratingly for them, survivors who challenge their allocations must pay $1,000 out of pocket, according to a protocol established in December and which the vast majority of claimants approved.
Attorney Richard Trahant, who is part of a legal team representing Coon, Hebert, Manix, Duhon and roughly 80 other abuse claimants in the New Orleans archdiocese’s bankruptcy, said a number of his clients would appeal their allocations.
“The $1,000 fee for reconsideration of the point total is obnoxious,” Trahant also said. “And we will figure out how to address that in the coming days.”
Coon, Hebert and Manix said such factors convinced them that bankruptcy court was the wrong venue to be fairly compensated for their abuse – despite assertions by the archdiocese that it was the venue providing the most equitable solution.
As Coon put it: “The bankruptcy was all about protecting the church.”
