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.
Give Thanks. There is more to this prayer here

Please note: All my writings and comments appear in bold italics in this colour

Saturday 31 October 2020

Today's USA Pervs and Pedos List - Two Stories with Horribly Evil Parents; Several from the Ozarks; 2 from So Carolina; Dirty Ol' Men

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Teacher, 24, who had sex with student, 14,
and sent him lingerie pics is spared jail
Debbie White, The Sun
31 Oct 2020, 9:03

A teacher convicted of sexually abusing a boy, 14, after targeting him at a special education school has been spared jail.

Allyssa Gustafson, 24, had also sent her victim pics of herself posing in lingerie and swimwear, a court in Illinois was told.

Cops said that Gustafson, a special needs teacher’s assistant in Champaign, Illinois, abused the teen on at least five occasions, from March to August 2019, reports The News-Gazette.

The mom-of-two, who now lives in Tuscola, pleaded guilty to a single count of aggravated criminal sex abuse for engaging in a sex act.

Her plea deal was in exchange for the dismissal of a more serious count of criminal sexual assault initially brought by Assistant State Attorney Kristin Alferink, said the Gazette.

If convicted of the more serious charge, Gustafson would have faced penalties ranging from four to 15 years in prison.

But, on Friday, Judge Roger Webber told court he did not believe that Gustafson - who has no prior criminal convictions - was a danger to the public.

She was sentenced to four years of probation, with the judge also ordering the pervert to go on the sex offender register for life.

He dubbed it “the modern-day equivalent of the scarlet letter”, the Gazette added.

Her victim was sexually abused at his home.



She had been working as an assistant at Circle Academy in Urbana - a school for pupils with behavioral and emotional difficulties - which allowed for access to him.

When cops investigated the abuse in late 2019 they found messages between Gustafson and her victim on Snapchat and Facebook Messenger.

Some of those exchanges showed that she was concerned about fellow employees at the academy discovering her perverted actions. So strong were her fears that she ordered him to get rid of all the evidence.

The Gazette said that her victim's mom saw photos of Gustafson, and recognized her - as she had been at their house. However, the boy's mother had wrongly assumed that she was a high school senior.

Sex-offender evaluator and treatment provider Michael Kleppin told court that Gustafson was a low risk to re-offend. He also testified that she had been helped by counselling over the past seven months.

Gustafson's attorney, Mark Lipton of Champaign, said she had strong family support, and would be monitored under probation.

Gustafson told the court: “I made a terrible error in judgment and this has hurt a lot of people. I am sorry for the pain I have caused so many people.”

She also apologized to her victim and the boy's mother, both of whom attended sentencing.




Former Springfield, Mo Insurance Agent Sentenced to Prison
on Child Sex Crimes
October 31, 2020 
Jason Wert, Ozark Independent

A former Springfield area insurance agent arrested last November on charges related to sexual assault of four children under 15 will be heading to prison for decades.

Richard Mark
, 64, changed his plea to guilty as part of a plea agreement with the state.

Court documents say that four victims were involved, all under the age of 15, the youngest being 7-years-old. The alleged incidents happened at Mark’s home in Republic and at his Farmer’s Insurance office on West Republic Road in Springfield. Police discovered video evidence of the abuse, child pornography, and searches for child pornography on Mark’s computers.

Mark was given sentences on the following charges:

25 years: 2 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor

15 years: 1st degree Statutory rape or attempted statutory rape of a person less than 12 years old; 1st degree child molestation; 2nd degree child molestation of a child less than 12 years old;

10 years: Statutory Sodomy Or Attempted Statutory Sodomy – Deviate Sexual Intercourse – Person Less Than 12 Years old; 5 counts of 1st degree child molestation; 5 counts of 2nd degree child molestation of a child less than 12 years old

5 years: 2 counts of Enticement of a child (actor 21 years of age or older and child less than 15 years of age)

Two of the sentences will run consecutively, totaling 25 years, and all other sentences will run concurrently with the first two charges. Mark will have to serve at least 85 percent of his sentences before parole, meaning the earliest he could be released is at age 85.




Ozark couple facing more than a dozen additional sex charges

Ozark residents John Bright and Tiffany Hughes are facing multiple child sex charges.
(Source: Dale County Sheriff's Office)

By WSFA Staff | October 31, 2020 at 4:33 PM

OZARK, Ala. (WSFA) - The Dale County Sheriff’s Office says additional charges have been filed against a couple accused of abusing a child under 12.

John Bright, 49, and Tiffany Hughes, 32,
are additionally charged with one count of possession of child pornography/obscene matter, 11 counts of parents or guardians permitting children to engage in the production of obscene matter and one count of enticing a child for immoral purposes, deputies said.

Investigators said Bright is also charged with one count of human trafficking in the first degree.

In September, Bright was charged with first-degree rape, first-degree sodomy, sexual abuse of a child less than 12, and electronic solicitation of a child, according to authorities. Hughes was charged with first-degree rape and sexual abuse of a child less than 12.

Authorities expect to file more charges.

According to deputies, on Sept. 17, they received allegations of sexual abuse involving a child under the age 12 from a source in Ozark.

Both are being held at the Dale County Jail. Bright’s bail is set at $1.1 million. Hughes' bail is set over $1 million.




51-y/o man Sumter, SC man sentenced to 5 years
for sexual exploitation of a minor
by Tony Fortier-Bensen
Saturday, October 31st, 2020

SUMTER, S.C. (WCIV)A Sumter man was sentenced to five years for multiple sexual exploitation of a minor charges.

Anthony Ray "Hammer" Nielson
, 51, was sentenced to five years in prison for two counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, second degree, and one count of sexual exploitation of a minor, third degree.

Officials say that in Aug. 2016, Nielson sent child sexual abuse material to an undercover agent.

Soon after, investigators recieved a search warrant and seized computer-related items, finding extremely graphic search terms and additional child sexual abuse material.

Nielson then fled to Georgia, where he was later arrested October 2017.

In an unrelated charge, the defendant was charged with possession of methamphetamine, and he pleaded guilty to that charge at the same time he was sentenced on the above charges.




69-y/o Goose Creek, SC man arrested on 10 charges for
sexual exploitation of a minor
by Daniella DeRobbio, WCIV
Saturday, October 31st, 2020

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCIV) — A 69-year-old Goose Creek man was arrested on 10 charges connected to the sexual exploitation of minors, according to SC Attorney General Alan Wilson.

Officials say Ronald Stephen Wojdyla of Goose Creek was arrested on October 28th and is charged with 10 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, third-degree.

According to officials, investigators received a CyberTipline report from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children which led them to Wojdyla. Investigators say Wojdyla possessed multiple files of child sexual abuse material.

Wojdyla was previously convicted on related charges in 2008.




Nebraska man set for trial in February for child sexual assault

HARTINGTON, Neb. — A South Sioux City, Nebraska, man will stand trial in February on five charges — including two counts of first-degree sexual assault of a child — for an alleged June incident at a Lake Yankton beach.

Guillermo Coronado Ortiz
, 60, could receive a life sentence if convicted on either count of first-degree sexual assault of a child. In Nebraska, the charge is a Class 1B felony with a penalty ranging from 20 years to life imprisonment.

Coronado Ortiz received a pre-trial hearing Friday in Cedar County District Court in Hartington, Nebraska. He had pleaded not guilty to the five charges during his August arraignment.

He is scheduled for a five-day trial starting Feb. 8, according to the Cedar County District Court Clerk’s office. A pre-trial conference is scheduled for Jan. 25.

Coronado Ortiz is charged with engaging in sexual contact with a 15-year-old girl at Lake Yankton and with providing her with alcohol, according to court records.

The first sexual assault charge alleges digital penetration, while the second charge alleges penile penetration.

Both charges allege the defendant, being at least 25 years of age or older, subjected another person at least 12 years of age but less than 16 years of age, to sexual assault.

In both cases, the alleged victim is listed with the same initials and the same birth month and year of October 2004.

Court documents outline the events leading up to Coronado Ortiz’s arrest and charges.

A woman called the 911 dispatch around 6:20 p.m. June 16 concerning the alleged incident at the Gavins Point Project’s Lake Yankton swimming beach. Cedar County authorities responded to the call because the site is located in that county.

After investigating, law enforcement officials arrested Coronado Ortiz (7th story on link) and transported him to the Cedar County Jail in Hartington.

Besides the sexual assault charges, Coronado Ortiz faces three other charges related to the Lake Yankton incident. They include:

• One count of child abuse, a Class 3A felony, which carries a maximum penalty of five years imprisonment and a $10,000 fine.

• One count of public indecency, a Class 2 misdemeanor, which carries a maximum penalty of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine;

• One count of procuring alcoholic liquor to or for a minor, a Class 1 misdemeanor carrying a maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $1,000 fine.

Previously, a preliminary hearing in Cedar County Court determined sufficient evidence existed for the defendant to be bound over to Cedar County District Court for further proceedings.

Cedar County Court Judge Douglas Luebe bound Coronado Ortiz over for formal arraignment in Cedar County District Court Aug. 20.

The state’s motion to increase bond was denied and remains $125,000 at 10%, according to court records. The defense had previously sought a bond reduction, which was denied. Under the current bail terms, the defendant would be released from jail for posting $12,500.




Lincoln Co. Ok woman sentenced to life in prison for child sex crimes

Stetson Payne, Tulsa World
Oct 30, 2020

A Lincoln County woman convicted of sex crimes alongside her boyfriend will serve 10 life sentences in prison, Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter announced Friday.

Crystal Bales, 35, was sentenced to life after a jury found her guilty on multiple counts of child sexual abuse involving her and her boyfriend’s four children, age 9 months to 10 years old.

Bales’ boyfriend, Jonathan Moran, 43, pleaded guilty last year to seven counts of sexual abuse involving children younger than 12 and was sentenced to 40 years in prison.

Two of the children were Bales’ and Moran’s, while each adult had a child from previous relationships,
according to a news release.

Three of the children had tested positive for methamphetamine, and one tested positive for marijuana, the Attorney General’s Office said in the press release.

“The children in this case suffered unimaginable horrors at the hands of monsters,” Hunter said. “These individuals have no business being a part of our society, and we want to ensure they, and those who do unspeakable acts to children stay behind bars for as long as possible.”




Old Illinois man arrested for child sexual assault

Posted: Oct 30, 2020 / 06:59 PM CDT

IROQUOIS COUNTY, Ill. (WCIA)The Iroquois County Sheriff’s Office said they arrested a Gilman man for sexually assaulting a child.

In a news release, officers said 76-year-old Edward Dill was arrested for predatory criminal sexual assault of a child and aggravated criminal sexual abuse. They said the arrest comes after an investigation into allegations involving two victims who were juveniles.

Mr. Dill was taken into custody Friday afternoon with incident and transported to the Iroquois County Jail where he remains awaiting a court appearance.”

'With incident' - probably not!




This Week's Catholic Pervs and Paedos List > Pope on Same-Sex Unions; Paedophile Priests, Bishop; Altar Desecration

Pope's stance on same-sex unions an important step for Catholic Church

'The church ... needs to listen to this community, which they so far have not done,' says Father James Martin

CBC Radio · Posted: Oct 22, 2020 12:45 PM ET 

In a new documentary about the life and work of Pope Francis, the leader of the Catholic Church for the first time expressed his support for same-sex civil unions. (Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images)

The pope's endorsement of same-sex civil unions is a "highly significant" change in tone for the Vatican that could help change the way church leaders around the world approach the topic, says a Jesuit priest who has made supporting LGBT Catholics a cornerstone of his work.

"There are a lot of bishops around the world, in the United States and Poland and other places, who have been saying that same-sex civil unions are a threat to traditional marriage and have been really, you know, campaigning against them," Father James Martin, editor at large of America Media, told The Current's Matt Galloway. 

"And I think this is going to make them think twice before they talk about those things now, knowing how the pope feels."

In the new documentary Francesco, about Pope Francis's life and work, the head of the Catholic Church described gay people as "children of God," and called for "a civil union law" so they are "legally covered."

Pope Francis is believed to be the first pope to have used the word gay publicly, and has in the past made comments suggesting gay people should not face discrimination. But this is the first time he has made such a clear endorsement on the record in his role as pope, said Martin.

While his latest comments have drawn ire and concern from some conservative bishops, Martin said many people in the LGBT Catholic community are "delighted." 

"Obviously there are some that would want him to go further in terms of you know, having … wedding ceremonies for same-sex couples in the church," he said.

"But I think they're seeing this as another step in his outreach to LGBT Catholics, which he has been doing over the years, both in word and in deed."

Growing up gay in the church

Joey Laguio went to Catholic school all his life and knew he was gay from the age of about 10 or 11. "I just remember … sitting through one of the masses and being told that, you know, something about being gay was intrinsically disordered, and lots of these things about how I would go to hell," he told Galloway.

"It was very hurtful. I think at the time, I just remember like, sitting in the pew and my, like, hands shaking and 10-year-old me just wanting to, like, cry and stuff." 

He said the experience left him feeling extremely conflicted, because he also experienced a lot of love from fellow parish members. "But also," said Laguio, "it felt like discrimination from at least a sermon level."

After so many years struggling internally and with navigating the Catholic Church, he said the pope's message is "really encouraging." Had he heard it as a kid growing up, it would likely have helped him open up to his family sooner about who he is, he added.

LGBT people 'treated like lepers,' says priest

Martin expressed his apologies to Laguio on behalf of the church, "because no 10-year-old boy should feel like that." However, many people share that experience, Martin added.

"Unfortunately, a good deal of the rejection from Catholic families comes from what they hear in mass and what they hear from bishops. And, honestly, LGBTQ people are treated like lepers in the church," said Martin. 

"It's really shocking. So I really think the church basically just needs to listen to this community, which they so far have not done."

It's quite a curious paradox here where the church apparently has not listened to the LGBTQ community, while they have hired thousands of gay men as priests. Many of whom, probably preached against gay sex from the altar and then practiced it behind the altar.

While Laguio appreciates the pope's statement, he said a shift in doctrine, rather than just tone, would be the "ultimate signal" that the church's words can lead to action in support of LGBT people. 

It's also important for the church to understand the experiences of people like Laguio. "The Holy Spirit works through the lives of people like him and not simply the pope or bishops," Martin said. "And I think we need to first listen before we can do anything."

This is most certainly a big step for the Catholic Church. But is it a step in the right direction, or a step further from God? 

I have a theory that the 7 years of the Great Tribulation will occur in this decade. That the world is rapidly approaching Sodom in its moral code. This step is another step toward Sodom and brings God's Judgment that much closer. In my humble opinion, for what it's worth.



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Rev. Patrick Wattigny, accused of child molestation, arrested in Georgia

Archbishop Gregory Aymond removed Wattigny from public ministry shortly after
Wattigny allegedly admitted the abuse on Oct. 1.

Author: By David Hammer / Eyewitness Investigator, Ramon Antonio Vargas / The New Orleans Advocate
Published: 9:54 AM CDT October 23, 2020

SLIDELL, La. — Police in Georgia have arrested Roman Catholic priest Patrick Wattigny on a St. Tammany Parish warrant accusing him of sexually abusing a minor from 2013 to 2015 while he was leading a Slidell church, authorities said Friday.


Wattigny’s arrest comes a little more than three weeks after he allegedly admitted to the Archdiocese of New Orleans that he had started sexually abusing an underage boy in 2013. He faces four counts of molestation of a juvenile, all stemming from the same alleged victim, the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office said.

According to the Sheriff’s Office, Wattigny started grooming the alleged victim when the boy was 15. It began with a conversation that led to telephone calls, text messages and then private visits, investigators said. Wattigny, now 53, is accused of molesting the teen at least four times between Christmas Eve 2013 and New Year's Eve 2015, including some occasions in a church rectory.

At the time, Wattigny was the pastor of St. Luke the Evangelist near Slidell.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond removed Wattigny from public ministry shortly after the priest allegedly admitted the abuse on Oct. 1. Church officials notified St. Tammany law enforcement, setting the stage for his eventual arrest.

Police in West Point, Georgia, arrested Wattigny about 7 p.m. Thursday at a home he owns there, records show. Assessor's records in Troup County, Georgia, show Wattigny bought the home, which was being foreclosed upon, in 2012.

George Brignac

Wattigny is being held in the Troup County Jail near Lagrange, Georgia. While some jails are sited in the middle of a town or city, Troup County’s jail is in a rural setting, surrounded on all sides by thick Georgia woods.

The jail’s website says the facility holds an average of 380 people per day, with about 3,000 people moving through each year. The website prisonpro.com says general population is housed in open dorms, but there are cells for troublemakers and others who might need to be isolated.

The same site says the facility has a chaplain and there are worship services available.

Wattigny as of Friday was awaiting transfer from Georgia to St. Tammany's jail in Covington. The Sheriff's Office said a transfer could occur by early next week.

Under Louisiana law, anyone who is in "a position of control or supervision" over a minor and engages in sexual activity with that child can be booked with molestation of a juvenile. Because the alleged victim is older than 13 but younger than 17, Wattigny would face between five and 20 years in prison if convicted of that specific crime.

“It is deeply disturbing when an individual in a position of authority uses that position to prey on the most defenseless of our population — our children,” St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith said in a statement.

A spokesperson for the archdiocese issued a statement Friday saying, "Our prayers are with the victim of this abuse."

The statement added: "We have cooperated with the St. Tammany Sheriff's Office investigation and pledge our continued cooperation as this moves forward."

Wattigny is the second New Orleans-area Catholic clergyman to be arrested on child molestation charges in a little more than a year. Last year, deacon George Brignac (6th story on link) was charged with raping a child between 1979 and 1982. Brignac died in June while awaiting trial.


The disclosures allegedly made by Wattigny to the archdiocese became public at the same time another north shore priest, the Rev. Travis Clark (above), was arrested in Pearl River on obscenity charges.

Clark allegedly had sex on the altar of Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Pearl River with two dominatrices (3rd story on link) within view of a passerby using a nearby sidewalk.

Aymond this week said he would urge Wattigny and about a half-dozen other living diocesan clerics who are considered credibly accused of child molestation to undergo "laicization," a process by which they would leave the priesthood and return to the laity. Aymond said he would also make the same request of Clark.

Why would he even ask? Why give them a choice? These men are not 'poor examples of priests', they are demonic! They should have no place near the church.

Ordained in 1994, Wattigny spent the first six years of his career working at St. Peter Catholic Church in Covington; Visitation of Our Lady in Marrero; and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Kenner.

He became the pastor at St. Benilde Parish as well as the chaplain at Archbishop Rummel High School, both in Metairie, in 2000 and remained there until June 2013. That's when Wattigny became the pastor at St. Luke the Evangelist in Slidell, a post he held until his removal from ministry. 

While pastor at St. Luke, Wattigny also served as chaplain of Pope John Paul II High School in Slidell, and was its president for the 2017-18 academic year. 

It was at Pope John Paul where Wattigny's unraveling began.

In February, the mother of a student at Pope John Paul II High alerted the archdiocese that her son had received some 90 printed pages of inappropriate text messages from Wattigny.

Aymond has said he ordered Wattigny to discontinue the texts, which violated church policies requiring that communications with young people remain professional. But Wattigny later resumed texting the boy. He then resigned as school chaplain this summer at the archdiocese's request.

So, after 90 pages of inappropriate texts to the boy, the Archbishop decided he deserved another chance. Does that fit with church policy to report child sex abuse to local authorities immediately? I think AB Aymond is a very weak leader. Just my humble opinion, anyway.

The archdiocese also ordered Wattigny to undergo psychological evaluation and attend a 30-day retreat. Aymond has said it was during that process when Wattigny disclosed the alleged abuse of a separate boy which began in 2013, leading to the investigation which resulted in his arrest Thursday night. 

Did Aymond interview Wattigny after finding out about the 90 pages of sexting? If not, why not?

Attorney Bill Arata, who represents the family of the boy who received the inappropriate texts from Wattigny earlier this year, thanked the Sheriff's Office "for doing what needed to be done." 

“What my clients brought forward, what I produced to the archdiocese on multiple occasions was evidence of grooming … that continued even after they told us Pat Wattigny was instructed not to do it again,” Arata said. "These text messages fit his M.O."

An archdiocesan spokesperson said church officials turned over the texts to sheriff's deputies as part of the investigation. 

Dino Cinel, historian, priest, pornographer, paedophile

It was not immediately clear whether Wattigny had retained a defense attorney. WWL-TV requested an interview with Wattigny through the Troup County Sheriff’s Office but jail officials declined.

Wattigny is now on a list of more than 70 priests and deacons that the archdiocese acknowledges are strongly suspected to be child molesters. His alleged confession counters the archdiocese's long-held contention that no clergymen in the New Orleans area had been sexually abusive to minors after U.S. bishops implemented a raft of safeguards for underage parishioners and students in 2002. 

Besides Brignac and Wattigny, the only other New Orleans-area clergyman to be pursued by law enforcement for child sex charges was former priest Dino Cinel, who was murdered in Colombia in 2018. Cinel was acquitted of child pornography-related charges in the 1990s before voluntarily undergoing laicization in 2010.

Please go to Columbia College's History News Network for the remarkable story of Dino Cinel.




 Bishop Auckland, UK teacher hid his online activity
By Bruce Unwin
Chief Reporter (Durham), The Northern Echo
 
A SCHOOL teacher who shared videos of child abuse with “like-minded” individuals was today jailed for 27 months.

It followed a lengthy investigation begun in the USA that led to Robert Johnson’s home in County Durham.

Johnson was head of humanities at St John’s Catholic School and Sixth Form College, in Bishop, Auckland, until his offending came to light, in March last year.

An FBI inquiry into distribution of indecent material featuring children revealed seven offending videos found on the iphone of an arrested man in the USA emanated from someone with an Internet Protocol address in Neville’s Cross, Durham, between March and August 2018.

Durham Police were contacted and visited the home of the defendant, in Kell’s Buildings, and removed various electronic devices.

A computer expert was able to reveal that on nine occasions during six days between those dates, the internet was accessed at that address to enable the videos to be shared.

During the course of their inquiries Durham Police discovered Johnson was the author of adult erotic stories, using the pseudonyms Anna Austin and Scarlet Smith, which he sold on the internet through Amazon for extra money, while he admitted using a Virtual Private Network to illegally stream football matches.

In the course of two police interviews Johnson said there were times when he left his computer in sleep mode unattended while he was not there but other people, including workmen, were present. It led to his innocent wife’s devices being seized and examined by police.

He raised the possibility that he had been hacked, which was also mentioned during his trial at Durham Crown Court and was the subject of pro and counter arguments by respective computer experts for the prosecution and defence.

In opening the case, Anne Richardson, prosecuting, told the jury: “The Crown submits that here is an intelligent, computer savvy man, who has accessed the accounts and websites that have been found to have links to the indecent video links found on the devices in the USA, and that no matter how many coincidences he tries to put forward, this does not explain the hard physical trail of evidence that leads back to him, and only him, as the perpetrator.”

Johnson, 38, who was to have moved to an address in North Shields, denied two counts of distributing indecent images of children, in the two most severe categories.

The jury returned unanimous guilty verdicts on both counts after an hours’ deliberation on the fourth day of the trial.

Johnson’s counsel, Michelle Healey QC, said the police investigation had caused “dreadful upheaval” for his family and himself, including the loss of his teaching career and reputation. Since leaving teaching he has worked from home as a self-employed proof reader.

Except, it wasn't the police investigation that caused the upheaval in his family, it was the reason for the police investigation.

Jailing him, Judge James Adkin told Johnson that despite his attempts to mask his online activities: “I have no doubt you uploaded that material.”

He said a reasonable inference was that those sharing material would have access to other people’s images and videos, as some sort of, “quid pro quo.”

Judge Adkin said the videos, more than an hour-long, featured real children being sexually abused.

He said those who circulate such videos across the globe, “encourage the viewing and collection of these images by others and by doing so indirectly promote more abuse."

The judge said: “For, without the market for it, encouraged and promoted by that distribution, the children who are victims would be less likely to be abused and filmed and fewer vulnerable children would be subjected to the long-term suffering that judges frequently see that such child abuse engenders. Offenders who encourage and promote abuse should face deterrent sentences.”

Johnson was also made subject of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order and registration as a sex offender, both for ten years.

A statement issued by St John’s school after the hearing said: “Robert Johnson began working as head of humanities at St John’s Catholic School and Sixth Form College in January 2015.

“He was suspended in March 2019 immediately after his arrest and did not return to the school again.

“The school co-operated fully with the police who confirmed that his illegal activity took place at his home and not on school premises or property.

“The school’s HR providers will support the school in following the appropriate employment procedures and make any necessary referrals to the statutory bodies.”

Senior Crown Prosecutor Robert Fothergill, of the CPS North-East, said during the FBI investigation, agents identified links between Johnson’s home computer IP address and a file sharing site being used to distribute indecent imagery.

It was referred to the National Crime Agency in the UK who then picked up the investigation alongside Durham Police.

Mr Fothergill said: “Robert Johnson made a significant attempt to protect his identity while using a cloud storage site to share indecent videos. He employed a number of pieces of sophisticated privacy software, including the use of a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to hide his IP address so that he might try to avoid detection.

“This has been a complex case involving multiple digital devices, ‘dummy’ email addresses and an array of privacy software. However, by piecing together the excellent work of Durham Police and digital forensic experts investigating this case, the Crown Prosecution Service has built a robust case to show the chain of links between Johnson and the indecent material shared online.

“I would hope that this case serves as a warning to those involved in criminal online activity that, while you may try to avoid detection, the digital trail you leave may well lead the police to your door.”

* The judge commended the work of PC Anna Pittam, who works with Durham City CID, during the investigation.




Ex-priest who was subject of Oscar-nominated documentary on sex abuse jailed for 22 months over child pornography
Eoghan Dalton
October 27 2020 08:26 PM

A former priest has been sentenced to prison for 22 months at Waterford Circuit Court for possessing child pornography.

Oliver O’Grady
(75) had been found guilty by a jury a fortnight ago, having been charged with one count of possessing a video of an underage girl engaging in a sexual act.

The court heard that he had the video on a date between December 14, 2015 and March 2016, at his residence at St Otteran’s Place, South Parade, Waterford city.

The case arose when a former housemate of O’Grady reported him to gardaí after discovering a sexually explicit video on the computer. The offence - which he denied - carries a maximum sentence of five years.

On Tuesday afternoon the defendant addressed the court for the first time having previously provided a written statement for the trial.

O'Grady said he had no knowledge of the video's existence until investigating gardaí brought it to his attention, and confirmed he accepted the guilty verdict delivered by the jury. However, he said the video of the child was "far worse" than what the court put forward, as it meant "that the girl had lost her right to be human".

The video, which was shown to the court, was just over a minute in length. One of the witnesses who alerted gardaí to the video, Ms Julie Sheehan, told the court that among the other files present on the computer were a will and testament belonging to Mr O'Grady. She said she viewed "five seconds" of the video before stopping: "After that I turned it off, it was enough to know."

As part of the address, which Judge Eugene O'Kelly later described as "bizarre", O'Grady thanked the prosecution and the gardaí for their work, his own counsel and the staff at the courthouse and those transporting him from the Midlands prison.

Judge Eugene O’Kelly heard O’Grady has eight previous convictions, including the repeated molestation of two brothers in California over a 10-year period, for which he served seven years in the 1990s. He was later deported back to Ireland. These crimes were the subject of an Academy Award nominated documentary in 2006 titled 'Deliver Us From Evil'.

280,000 CSAM images

Detective Garda Brian Morris outlined how on January 30, 2012 O'Grady was convicted of three counts of possession of child pornography, after a laptop he owned was left behind on an Aer Lingus flight. 280,000 images showing children in sexual poses and 1,000 video files of child pornography were discovered on the device.

He also received nine months imprisonment from Cloverhill District Court earlier this year for a failure to notify the court of a change in details, which related to his being placed on the sex offenders register.

As part of its case for leniency, the defence pointed out O’Grady previously received just 3 years in 2012, for possessing approximately over a quarter million images and 1,000 videos of child pornography.

Sean D. Rafter BL said the former priest suffered “two primary shocks” when growing up in Limerick. The first was the death of his father from a heart attack at age seven which left him and his five siblings in difficulty.

The defence added that O’Grady was himself a victim of abuse between the ages of 12 and 14 when he served at his local church. “Unfortunately the cycle perpetuates itself,” Mr Rafter said.

There was “no intervention, no assistance and no accountability” from the Catholic church when Mr O'Grady began to abuse children, he added. “That is the context of this man’s life.”

But State prosecutor Conor O'Doherty BL cited that the video at the centre of the case was at the higher level of child pornography, and the Judge said it amounted to the "exploitation and abuse of a child for the sexual gratification of others".

There was "no willingness" from O'Grady to deal with his problems despite already serving two prison terms, according to O'Kelly.

He handed down a 22-month sentence, backdated to when O'Grady was first arrested and placed in custody on October 26, 2019.

So, he will be out on bail next week? That should teach him. Good grief!

He will also be subject to post-release supervision by the probation and welfare service for two and a half years.




Disgraced Idaho priest serving lengthy sentence for child pornography
dies in jail
Meredith Spelbring and Karen Lehr, KIVI
Published at 1:57 pm, October 30, 2020
Courtesy Idaho Statesman

BOISE (KIVI) Father William Thomas Faucher, who was sentenced to 25 years in prison for a long list of felony charges related to child sex crimes, died at Idaho State Correctional Institution Thursday morning.

Now his real sentence will begin!

Faucher, 75, was found unresponsive in the ISCI medical unit Thursday morning and attempts to resuscitate him were unsuccessful,
according to Idaho Department of Correction spokesman Jeff Ray. He was pronounced dead at 10:52 a.m. and the death appears to be from natural causes, Ray said.

The Boise priest retired in 2015 and was arrested in February 2018 on charges of 10 felony counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, and two additional felonies for knowingly distributing by any means materials involving sexually exploitive material of a child. Faucher was also charged with possession of a controlled substance.

Investigators at the time found hundreds of images of child pornography on Faucher’s computer, including some he sent to another person.

When investigators searched his home they reportedly found an open electronic chat with another individual that “appeared to have been going on for quite some time”. In that conversation, prosecuting attorneys say Faucher expressed his desire for sexual relations with children and the desire to physically harm children.

The hundreds of alleged pornographic images contain children as young as infants and toddlers “being subjected to different acts of abuse and torture.”

Investigators also reportedly found marijuana, LSD and ecstasy/MDMA in Faucher’s home.

Faucher ultimately plead guilty to five of the 24 charges against him. He was just two years into his 25-year sentence at the time of his death.

The Catholic Church defrocked Faucher in 2019.

What, about 40 years too late?



You are a heretic in woke America if you oppose trans treatment for kids

..
You are a heretic in woke America if you oppose trans treatment for kids,
liberal crusade against ‘Irreversible Damage’ book shows
31 Oct 2020 15:16 

© Abigail Shrier "Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters"
/ Blackstone Publishing, 2020

An author attempting to publish a book arguing against transgender treatment for teenagers realized that woke America has no time for “common sense” after receiving backlash over her publication.

Published in June, Abigail Shrier’s ‘Irreversible Damage’ argues that teachers, therapists and the media are encouraging vulnerable teenage girls to identify as “transgender,” and pushing life-changing treatments and surgeries – including puberty-blocking hormones and double mastectomies – on these teens. 

Don't forget Big Pharma. Transitioning to the opposite sex means a lifetime of medication and more money in the pockets of amoral pharmaceutical companies.



Childhood gender dysphoria is a relatively recent phenomenon, but one that has entered the mainstream. At a town-hall event last month, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden even said there should be “zero discrimination” against children wanting to transition. In this woke climate, Shrier said that she faced immense difficulty in voicing her “commonsense” opposition.

“Amazon blocked my publisher from sponsoring ads for my book, while allowing ads for books that pushed the contrary view,” she said in a Twitter thread on Thursday. The retail giant said the ad “may not be appropriate for all audiences,” even though Regnery Publishing said the ad only featured a shot of the book’s cover.

'The contrary view' are books that argue that gender transition for teens is without serious risk. Aside from the many physical issues transitioning creates, the mental health issues are staggering. The UK determined that more than half of all girls who transitioned to boys in the teens attempted suicide. This is like 35 times the normal rate of attempted suicide. 

“All of the legacy media outlets refused journalists' requests to review my book,” she continued. One media figure that did speak to Shrier about her book was podcast host Joe Rogan, who was harassed by Men’s Health magazine for daring to host such a “transphobic” author, whose work was apparently “putting lives in danger.” Men’s Health used to feature workout plans and diet tips, but lately has embraced woke orthodoxy.

Moreover, Spotify executives hastily convened meetings to decide whether to pull the episode from their platform. It remains online, but others speaking out in support of Shrier were successfully ‘canceled.’ Science forums banned users for praising her book, and a crowdfunding campaign to put up billboards promoting it was shut down by Gofundme. The crowdfunding site still allows transgender teenagers to raise cash for “gender reassignment” surgery.

“Commonsense debate is being strangled by a woke orthodoxy,” Shrier concluded. “My book contains not a word of hate. I explored a medical issue and offered a considered view.” 

How many other issues will you never hear about?
How many journalists have already abandoned the pursuit of truth?

The censorship drive highlighted by Shrier is ongoing. Joe Rogan – a relatively apolitical pundit – landed himself in hot water again this week for hosting a podcast with right-wing controversialist Alex Jones. Though Spotify’s top brass refused to censor the episode, liberal listeners began a boycott campaign against the streaming service.

Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have all cracked down on a range of controversial content. British supermarkets cave to the whims of transgender activists and pull their ads from right-wing magazines. Newspapers call the victims of ‘Black Lives Matter’ mob beatdowns racists to excuse the violence. Insulting transgender people from the privacy of your own home may soon be a criminal offense in Scotland.

In the US, Shrier’s warning that journalists may have “abandoned the pursuit of truth” is apparently coming true. The media at large there has censored itself on the issue of the Biden family’s foreign business dealings, seemingly in a desire to see President Donald Trump removed from office.

This is a frightening time when tech-savvy individuals with completely unknown moral concepts can decide what can be advertised and what cannot, what can be published and what cannot. 

And then we have mainstream media which are run by completely godless people making decisions about what is moral and what isn't. And, so far, it seems like God-fearing, moral people are becoming more and more evil in the minds of the godless every day. 

And even those who just want an open discussion on these experimental drugs and surgeries being pushed upon our children, are shut down immediately before the truth comes out. 

This is another form of child sexual abuse that must be stopped. 


Friday 30 October 2020

Wolves Among the Sheep > Sunday School Teacher; CoE Bishop; Penn Pastor; Boise Pastor; NJ Youth Pastor - All Creeps

Alabama Sunday school teacher who raped 7y/o girl in 1972 denied pardon

By Carol Robinson | crobinson@al.com
Oct 20, 2020

A former Sunday school teacher convicted of raping a 7-year-old girl in 1972 was denied a pardon on Tuesday.

Leon Albert Prince
, 76, sought a pardon from the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles and was a granted a hearing, which was held today in Montgomery. Because of COVID-19 restrictions, the hearing was closed to the public – including the victim – and was not made available virtually.

Prince served 15 years of a 30-year sentence for the sexual abuse of Allison Black Cornelius, the executive director of the Greater Birmingham Human Society who has long been outspoken about the horrendous crimes committed against her. She has expressed her anger that Prince applied for a pardon without ever asking for her forgiveness. "

"It seems to me the very first person he would want to get a pardon from would be me or one of his other 52 victims,'' Cornelius previously told AL.com. “It makes me angry.”

"Thank you to everyone who contacted the board. I know his victims who want to remain anonymous would tell you the same,'' Cornelius posted on Facebook Tuesday. “We appreciate knowing we’re believed and supported.”

Repeated efforts to reach Prince for comment have been unsuccessful and he did not state a reason in his application for seeking the pardon. Cornelius two weeks ago delivered an emotional “message to my rapist” which she said she knew Prince would be watching.

“I wanted to say to you personally, I am so tired of having to monitor and babysit you,”
she said in the Facebook video. “I have heard from 52 of your victims since you were convicted in 1991. I don’t understand, why did you think it was a good idea to ask the state of Alabama for a pardon before you asked me, or my mom, or dad. You were my youth pastor at Tarrant First Baptist Church when you did that. My dad and my mom trusted you. When you did this, you destroyed our lives.”

It was the national attention surrounding Prince’s trial that brought out dozens of victims – both boys and girls – who told of similar abuse by Prince. Cornelius, however, was the only one to take him to court.

Cornelius was 7 years old in 1972 when Prince, her Sunday school teacher, molested and raped her. She has said in previous interviews that he headed the bus ministry at Tarrant First Baptist Church and told her if she did not do what he wanted her to, and if she told anyone what he was doing, he would kill her dog.

It wasn’t until 20 years later, when Cornelius could no long bear the thought that he could be harming other children, that she came forward. It became a landmark case that made national headlines when she testified against Prince in a Jefferson County court. Prince was convicted, sentenced to 30 years and served 15, leaving prison in November 2006.

Just a year after his release, Cornelius discovered that Prince was working as a volunteer with Montgomery’s Frazer Memorial Baptist Church, and volunteering with youth male sex offenders at the state’s Mount Meigs Youth Center. A required background check was never conducted, and Prince had not been required to register as a sex offender under a loophole in the law.

There is much more to this story on al . com



Church of England bishop sexually abused children and adults for 15 years

Church officials mishandled allegations from late 1970s until 2012, report finds

Andy Gregory, Independent
1 day ago

A Church of England bishop used his position to carry out “appalling” acts of sexual abuse against vulnerable children and young people for more than 15 years, an independent investigation has found.

The former Bishop of Chester, Hubert Victor Whitsey, “groomed his victims, and often their families to enable this abuse”, according to the report, frequently targeting orphans or children abandoned by their parents.

At least 18 victims have been identified, but investigators said “we are conscious that there may be more”.

Whitsey’s campaign of abuse ran from 1966 until after he retired in 1981. He died without facing justice in 1987, aged 71.

He faced justice! His sentence is being carried out beneath our feet.

The probe found that victims’ disclosures were mishandled by church officials right up until 2012 – nearly 50 years after the abuse began. The church had missed opportunities for justice since the late 1970s, the report found.

The findings will make “deeply uncomfortable reading for the church”, said the report’s authors – retired judge David Pearl and former Sussex Police detective inspector Kate Wood.

They concluded that victims’ suffering was “clearly made worse by the poor response of church officers at different times when they had the courage to come forward”.

"[Whitsey] used his position in the church to abuse both prospective ordinands, and children and young persons, many of whom were particularly vulnerable as they were experiencing personal family difficulties, such as the death or departure of a parent," they said.

Whitsey abused his first known victim nearly a decade before he was consecrated as Bishop of Chester in 1974, sexually assaulting four people while serving as vicar at Langley All Saints and Martyrs in the years prior.

One victim, who was abused in the late 1970s, said they want “the church to have more accountability”. “We want them to go towards mandatory reporting and a regulation that is independent of the church,” they said in a statement issued through their lawyer Slater and Gordon.

“At the moment it is like the church are marking their own homework.”

The current Bishop of Chester expressed “horror and shame” at the report’s findings, adding: “Our apologies, which are freely and sincerely given, must be backed up by action”.

“I am grateful to all those who have already helped us start to change, to Judge Pearl for this report, and most of all to the incredibly brave survivors who have spoken up and made us listen,” Mark Tanner said.

The Church of England first apologised in 2017, after a police investigation was launched into Whitsey.

Earlier this month, the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) found that the church forgave paedophiles after they expressed remorse and allowed them to carry on working instead of protecting children.

The inquiry found that between the 1940s and 2018, nearly 400 clergy members or people in positions of trust were convicted of child sex offences, concluding that “the culture of the Church of England facilitated it, becoming a place where abusers could hide”.

One person abused by Whitsey in their teens said in 2017: “When I met Victor Whitsey I was young, innocent, and naive. I longed for his blessing to achieve my wish of a future as a vicar, serving God and the community.

“He told me he agreed I had a calling from God. He also told me he had the power to give me everything I wanted in life and the power to take it all away. He then proceeded to abuse me sexually and psychologically. I was powerless to stop him.

“Twenty years after my abuse, I suffered a complete mental nervous breakdown which included attempted suicide. Because of the sexual abuse I suffered at the hands of Victor Whitsey I lost my faith, my chosen life as a vicar, my self-belief, my freedom from worry and my dignity,” they added.

“I cannot see my abuser face trial in a court on earth but I hope that by a public acknowledgement of what Whitsey did to us, the church can learn that they need to adopt a new culture of openness.”

Responding to the report, the church’s lead safeguarding bishop, Jonathan Gibbs, said: “Our focus must lie today with the survivors and victims of Whitsey, recognising the impact that this horrendous abuse has had on their lives, and with deep gratitude for their courage in engaging with the independent review.

“We are taking action to ensure that the church is a safer place for all and we will be using these recommendations to help us drive change – and some of these already link up with existing work.”

He added: “We will be taking very seriously criticisms in the report about how and where we failed to respond, and we recognise that an urgent response to the identified failures in safeguarding practice is necessary. We commit ourselves above all to doing all we can to support the victims and survivors of Whitsey’s abuse in the future.”




 A Pennsylvania pastor has been arrested on charges that
he sexually abused a minor

Delaware County district attorney Jack Stollsteimer announced the charges against 70-year-old Edward Lilly of Boothwyn, Pa. on Monday.



Authorities allege that Lilly, a pastor at the Christian Church of Chester, met the victim at a supermarket in 2017 when she was 16 years old.

Over the next year, investigators say Lilly groomed the victim for a sexual relationship, which then began when she was 17.

The age of consent in Pennsylvania is 16. While his actions were grossly immoral, it's not clear to me that they were illegal, even the porn images. 

Some churches wonder why they never see a move of God, or rarely get answered prayers. Meanwhile, wolves like this are scattered throughout the church proper and most congregants and elders don't have any level of discernment. People, we have a lot of purification to go through and little time to do it.

"In Delaware County, we have zero tolerance for anyone who wants to sexually abuse or exploit our children," said Stollsteimer. "We will hunt you down and we will bring you to justice."

According to the criminal complaint, Lilly filmed the child during sexual acts and sent and received sexual videos and photos.

Police said the sexual encounters occurred in the park, hotels and a recreation vehicle that he rented.

"That's shocking," said neighbors Jack and Gail Grosso. "He seemed like a very nice person that you would say hello to all the time. It just goes to show you don't know, but I'm hoping it's not true."

Lilly was a pastor at the Christian Church of Chester, formerly known as the White Rock Christian Church, since 1993. Off-camera, a church member said Lilly suddenly resigned about a month ago.

Neighbors said that's around the same time they saw police at his house, where officers say they discovered pornographic videos and photos with the minor.

"They were there for like two to three hours and then they left," said Gail Grosso. "And we had no idea, we didn't want to dare ask them because we didn't know what was going on - but we were shocked."

Authorities say Lilly gave the victim approximately $2,000 in cash and gifts over the course of their relationship. Those gifts are what ultimately led to the charges.

"The defendant, Lilly, came to believe that his giving of gifts might be seen - if the affair were known - to be paying for sex," Stollsteimer said. "So what he did was, at the advice of his counsel, he came to the Upper Chichester Police Department and made a statement giving details about the sexual encounters he'd had with the juvenile victim."

Lilly was arrested at his home on Monday morning. He is now free on $100,000 bail.

"While we understand that the District Attorney's office and the detectives involved have a duty to investigate such matters, we do not believe that their conclusions are accurate and we look forward to testing the evidence in a courtroom," said Lilly's attorney, Arik T. Benari.

Lilly's church did not return our request for comment. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for November 10.

Chester, Pa



Ex-Boise, Id pastor sentenced for sexual abuse of teen girl,
could be out of prison in a year
BY RUTH BROWN, Idaho Statesman
OCTOBER 27, 2020 01:32 PM

Fourth Judicial District Judge Deborah Bail sentenced a former Boise pastor on Monday to 15 years in prison for sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl.

Bret Welty
, 49, pleaded guilty to sexual abuse of a child younger than age 16. His additional charge of lewd conduct with a child was dismissed, pursuant to the plea agreement.

Bail granted Welty a retained jurisdiction, which means that he will serve a yearlong rider treatment program in prison. If he is successful in the program, he could go back before a judge and ask to serve the rest of his sentence out of custody on probation.

Welty’s underlying sentence, which he could be forced to serve, is 15 years in prison, with three years fixed.

According to the prosecution, the victim was staying with Welty’s family for the weekend, as the “family believed that spending time at the pastor’s home would be helpful to her” because of anxiety she was having. While the girl was in the home, Welty sexually abused her.

Welty confessed to having “struggled with such behaviors before” but never with someone as young as the victim, according to court documents.

In prior hearings, defense attorneys said that Welty had worked at Calvary Chapel and the Common Ground Bikers Church. He was also previously listed as the pastor at Hard Rock Revival Church.




BurlCo, NJ Youth Pastor Charged with Online Sexual Exploitation of Young Males
By TAPINTO BORDENTOWN STAFF
October 30, 2020 at 3:00 PM

MOUNT HOLLY, NJ-- Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina announced on Friday that the youth pastor and music leader of a Hainesport church has been charged with coaxing underage boys on social media to send him nude pictures and videos, then using that material to blackmail his victims into performing sexual acts on themselves for his enjoyment.

Sean Higgins
, 30, of the 300 block of Temple Boulevard in Palmyra, has been charged with a total of 28 crimes. He holds the position of youth pastor at Harbor Baptist Church, and also serves as a teacher at the Harbor Baptist Academy, a private K-12 school with an enrollment of approximately 75 students that is housed in the same facility.

Higgins is charged with six counts of Manufacturing Child Sexual Abuse Material (First Degree), one count of Aggravated Sexual Assault (First Degree), five counts of Distribution of Child Sex Abuse Material (Second Degree), one count of Sexual Assault (Second Degree), six counts of Possession of Child Sex Abuse Material (Third Degree), six counts of Endangering the Welfare of a Child (Third Degree), and one count each of Criminal Sexual Contact (Fourth Degree), Obstruction (Fourth Degree) and Contempt (Fourth Degree).

His six identified victims thus far range in age from 12 to 15, and reside in Alabama, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and South Dakota. The crimes for which he is presently charged do not involve physical contact with the victims, and do not involve any members of the church congregation or students at the school.

He was taken into custody yesterday at his residence. Investigators forced their way inside after Higgins refused to open the door. Search warrants were executed at his home as well as the church, which is located in the 2100 block of Marne Highway. Multiple electronic devices were seized.

Higgins was lodged in the Burlington County Jail in Mount Holly pending a detention hearing in Superior Court. The investigation is continuing and additional charges are anticipated.

“These charges underscore the importance of parents monitoring their children’s internet activity, and also having those frank and uncomfortable conversations about the dangers of sharing naked photos or other embarrassing images of themselves,” Prosecutor Coffina said. “Cyberspace can be scary, but vigilance and simple common sense are effective defenses against online predators.”

The investigation revealed that Higgins would adopt the persona of a teenage girl and utilize Snapchat and Instagram to begin a conversation with a juvenile male, introducing himself as Julie Miller. After establishing a rapport, he would suggest that they trade photos. Higgins would then send pictures of an unidentified female teenager. If he liked the pictures he received, he would suggest that nude photos be exchanged.

After sending nude photos of an unknown female, Higgins would often receive nude photos that the victims took of themselves in return. Immediately upon receiving those images, Higgins would take a screenshot of the victim’s friends list that was visible on the forward-facing social media account. Higgins would send that screenshot back to the victim and threaten to send the nude photos he had just received to the list of the victim’s friends unless the victim did exactly what Higgins demanded.

“When a boy would send a nude photo of himself, Higgins would instantly transform and warn the child, ‘I’ve got you,’ and threaten to circulate that photo if the child did not engage in additional sexual acts on camera for Higgins’s sick gratification,” Prosecutor Coffina said. “The desperation of these young boys who were put in this position by this predator is truly heartbreaking.”

The investigation began after a youth in Berks County, Pa., contacted Snapchat and reported that he sent nude photos of himself to an unknown female, who then had threatened to expose his nude photographs after they exchanged pictures. An underage male in Alabama also reported his communications with Higgins to law enforcement authorities.

Anyone who believes their child has had inappropriate interaction on Snapchat or Instagram with someone going by the user name of Julie Miller, Julia Miller, or some variation of that name, is asked to call Burlington County Central Communications at 609-265-7113, or send an email to tips@co.burlington.nj.us.