Sherman man sentenced after child porn conviction
Harvin Esquivel Quintanilla was sentenced on child pornography
charges in Grayson County. Grayson County Jail
SHERMAN, Texas (KTEN) — A tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children has ended with a 40-year-sentencefor a Sherman man. Harvin Esquivel-Quintanilla, 27, was indicted on 13 counts of possession of child pornography.The Grayson County Sheriff's Office received the tip in October 2024.
By December of that year, investigators recovered several videos of child sexual abuse on Quintanilla'sphone. He will be added to the lifetime sex offender registry.
Mardela Springs man faces 30 charges in
child sex abuse case
- Updated
MARDELA SPRINGS, Md. - A Wicomico County man has been
arrested on 30 charges including multiple counts of sex abuse of
a minor and assault, according to court records obtained by WBOC.
Prosecutors allege that 39-year-old Rufino Leandro-Osorio, of
Mardela Springs, committed the alleged abuse between 2020 and
2026. One of the victims was a member of his household, according
to court records.
In total, Leandro-Osorio could face an over-300 year maximum sentence
if convicted on all 30 counts, which include several felonies.
An arrest warrant was issued on June 16 and Leandro-Osorio was taken into custody
on June 24. He is currently being held without bond following an initial appearance in
Wicomico County Circuit Court on Thursday, June 25.
Palm Beach County man gets 25 years in
prison for child sexual abuse material offenses
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — A man was sentenced to 25 years in prison after
he was caught with more than 100 files of child sexual abuse material, Palm Beach County
State Attorney Alexcia Cox announced Friday.
Travis E. McCree pleaded guilty to five counts of child sexual abuse material, three counts of
transmitting material harmful to a minor and one count of using technology to solicit a child for
unlawful sexual conduct, the State Attorney's Office said.
The court designated McCree a sexual predator.
McCree was arrested Oct. 24 following an investigation that began while he was serving probation
as a sex offender in Broward County. The case was prosecuted by Assistant State Attorneys
Nicole Corring and Christopher Morgan.
Berkeley man sentenced to life for child sexual abuse
Berkeley man sentenced to life for child sexual abuse
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — A Berkeley County jury has convicted a 50-year-old man
of repeatedly sexually abusing a child, resulting in 5 life sentences without the possibility of parole.
first-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor and one count of
third-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor, according to the
Ninth Circuit Solicitor's Office. Judge Jennifer B. McCoy sentenced
Truesdell to life without parole on all five first-degree convictions and
15 years on the third-degree conviction.
READ MORE | "Two arrested after Summerville child abuse, sexual
assault probe involving juvenile."
Prosecutors said the abuse began when the victim was 6 years old and
continued for several years. During the trial, jurors heard testimony from
law enforcement officers, a forensic interviewer with the Kay Phillips
Child Advocacy Center, a pediatric sexual assault nurse practitioner,
the victim, a teacher and a friend who the victim confided in.
Jurors also viewed a recorded forensic interview conducted when the child was 10 years old.
An expert witness also testified about child sexual abuse dynamics, including grooming and
the ways children disclose abuse, according to prosecutors. Truesdell testified in his own
defense during the trial.
READ MORE | "2 Lowcountry men arrested, face charges in separate child exploitation
cases."
Solicitor Scarlett A. Wilson said the case highlighted the challenges some child victims face
when family members do not support their allegations. According to the solicitor's office, the
victim's mother repeatedly attempted to pressure the child to recant. Prosecutors said
the mother later pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice but testified for the defense
during Truesdell's trial.
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