TAYLOR COUNTY, Texas — A Taylor County man was indicted Thursday in connection with allegations that he sexually abused a child several years ago.
Court records show Seth Stephens was indicted on a charge stemming from an alleged incident in June 2022.
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According to court documents, the investigation began in April after the Taylor County Sheriff’s Office received a referral from Child Protective Services.
Investigators said the child reported that Stephens had sexually abused her on multiple occasions.
The court documents state the alleged abuse began when the child was in elementary school and continued for several years.
Investigators later interviewed Stephens. According to the court documents, Stephens admitted to having sexual contact with the child on multiple occasions, including around the time he turned 17.
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The alleged victim was younger than 14 at the time of the incident listed in the court documents.
A Cape Coral man was arrested on Thursday after being accused of sexually abusing a child.
According to the Cape Coral Police Department, officers arrested Clinton Burton, 76, following an investigation into allegations of a sex offense involving a child. The special victims unit investigated the case after the child reported multiple incidents of egregious sexual abuse, CCPD said. The investigation found that Burton would exchange sweet treats for sex acts.
Burton faces a charge of lewd or lascivious molestation and is currently being held at the Lee County Jail.
MARYLAND (WBFF) — A Colorado man was convicted in Maryland for sexually abusing a child with his wife while in Mexico, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
Alekzander Quinn Bywater, 32, who formerly resided in Colorado Springs, was found guilty of conspiracy to produce visual depictions of minors engaging in sexually explicit conduct outside the U.S., sexual exploitation of a minor, and distribution of child sexual abuse material and advertising child sexual abuse material, officials reported.
“Alekzander Bywater left the United States for Mexico and preyed upon the most vulnerable among us, a young child,” said Assistant Attorney General A. Tysen Duva in a press release. “Child exploitative hands-on violations are among the most depraved. This defendant and his wife, Anika, perpetrated this heinous crime together, and even tried to profit off their conduct. This case is core to the Criminal Division’s mission of hunting down child predators and removing them from society.”
Court documents and information provided from the trial revealed that while in Mexico, Bywater and his wife, Anika, 29, created videos of them sexually abusing a child.
In January 2024, Bywater agreed to create two videos on two separate occasions that showed him and his wife abusing the minor victim, and officers learned the videos were circulating on the internet, the press release said.
One of the videos was publicly available and advertised for sale, and on February 6 and 7 2024, an undercover FBI agent in Maryland purchased and downloaded the videos.
FBI agents then recovered both videos from a desktop and laptop.
These devices also contained a different video of Bywater sexually abusing the same child, along with thousands of images and videos depicting the sexual abuse and exploitation of children, according to the report.
“This guilty verdict holds this defendant accountable for the horrific abuse of a child and for his role in distributing videos that documented that abuse. Mr. Bywater’s depraved actions cost him his freedom, so now he’ll be separated from society where he can’t harm other children,” Kelly O. Hayes, U.S. Attorney for Maryland, said in a press release.
In March 2026, Bywater’s wife, Anika Bywater, was sentenced to 25 years in prison, followed by 20 years of supervised release, after pleading guilty to charges in December 2025.
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According to Grok:
More of the same, but please don’t turn away: Two Muslim migrants, in this case from Afghanistan, needed some sexual release. Oh where? In good old Londinium. An English woman was close at hand; they took turns raping her, while the one not raping her held a knife to the throat of her male companion. These sexual assaults by Muslims are becoming daily occurrences in the UK, and that’s not even counting the victims of the Pakistani grooming gangs who have gang-raped and ruined the lives of hundreds of thousands of English girls.
In 2015, former German chancellor Angela Merkel provided her countrymen with the giddy assurance that “wir schaffen das!” — “we can do this” — meaning in Germany we can successfully admit into our midst millions of Muslim migrants. She was dead wrong. Not in Germany, nor in any other country in Europe, have Muslim migrants been successfully integrated into the larger society. Their presence — there are now 44 million Muslims across Europe — has led to a steep rise in government expenditures for the cornucopia of welfare benefits that these migrants now have lavished upon them. And their presence has also led to a rise in crime, especially in crimes of sexual assault including rape.
Here is the latest example:
Two Afghan illegal migrants raped woman at knifepoint while she was on first date with another man
by Ben Chapman, GB News, August 20, 2026:
An illegal migrant, he arrived from France in a smuggler’s boat. Why was he not deported at once, not to Afghanistan, but back to France?
He was dragging out the whole process by appealing the rejection of his asylum claim. More time spent in the UK, more expense for the state to pay over many months, for lodging, food, and medical care from the NHS, more possibility that he would simply disappear into the general population like so many of these illegal migrants who for months, or even years, manage to escape deportation.
Home Office guidance means both men are expected to face deportation if, as anticipated, they receive sentences of more than a year.
Will they be deported after serving their prison sentences, or will they face immediate deportation after the verdict is handed down? The article does not say. Some would argue that immediate deportation after sentencing, sending them back to the hellhole they came from, would be just as onerous a punishment as would be a prison term in the UK.
Just another day in the UK with Muslim rapists on the prowl for Infidel victims. Just another day, with a Muslim holding a knife to the throat of an Infidel, threatening to kill him while his girlfriend is being raped. Now we are no longer surprised or outraged. We expect this sort of thing. We are getting used to it. We must regain our outrage. We must ask ourselves how much more of this will the indigenous people of Britain allow themselves to stand?
