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Cal State agreed to keep sexual harassment findings

against two professors under wraps

LA Times Headlines

Investigations conducted by Cal State San Marcos found that Roger Morrissette and David Bwambok engaged in egregious sexual harassment and misconduct, in violation of university policy. The professors’ accounts of the events were found not to be credible.

Instead of pursuing disciplinary action, however, the university agreed to generous settlements, which included voluntary resignations, paid administrative leave and, in one case, expunging records of disciplinary action from a personnel file, according to university reports obtained by The Times that detail the investigations and settlements. Both Morrissette and Bwambok have denied the harassment and misconduct claims.

A university spokeswoman said the “most assured route to these individuals no longer working for the campus was via settlements.” The revelations are the latest jolt to the Cal State system, where a series of scandals have called into question its handling of sexual harassment and other misconduct claims.

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Illegal immigrant is charged with kidnap of 12-yo girl who escaped and led police to decomposing and chopped up bodies of his girlfriend and her 14-year-old son

Jose Paulino Pascual-Reyes, 37, has been charged with kidnapping a 12-year-old girl who escaped and alerted cops to decomposing bodies in Dadeville, Alabama

The illegal immigrant has also been charged with  three counts of capital murder and two counts of abuse on a corpse.

A motorist spotted the girl on the side of the road and immediately called 911 after picking her up.

 

She was allegedly assaulted, drugged with alcohol, and tied to bedposts by Reyes during her week-long captivity

After authorities arrived at Reyes' mobile home on Tuesday, police discovered two decomposing bodies inside

By EMMA JAMES FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

PUBLISHED: 13:33 EDT, 4 August 2022 | UPDATED: 13:40 EDT, 4 August 2022

The details of this horror story can be found at The Daily Mail.

Dadeville, Ala

Gay Georgia couple accused of producing child sex abuse images

using adoptive children

Aug. 7, 2022, 11:43 AM PDT

By Mirna Alsharif

NBC News

A Georgia couple face charges in connection with allegations that they were "engaging in sexually abusive acts and video documenting the abuse" with their two adoptive children, the Walton County Sheriff's Office said.

William and Zachary Zulock were booked into the Walton County Jail. Charges of aggravated child molestation and sexual exploitation of children are pending, officials said.

Should gay couples be allowed to adopt children?

There is more on this story at NBC News.

Walton Co., Ga

Thousand Oaks man accused of sexual abuse, soliciting child porn

and domestic violence with multiple underage girls: VCSO

by: Cameron Kiszla, KTLA

Posted: Aug 5, 2022 / 08:35 PM PDT

Updated: Aug 6, 2022 / 06:44 PM PDT

A Thousand Oaks man was arrested after he sexually abused multiple underaged girls in Ventura County and obtained child pornography from them, according to the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office.

Devon Joelson, 22, was arrested on Tuesday in the 700 block of Hartglen Avenue on allegations of “multiple counts of child luring and child sexual assault charges,” the VCSO said in a press release.

“Detectives authored numerous search warrants during this investigation and discovered Joelson had been communicating with numerous juvenile females via social media platforms. A review of these conversations showed Joelson solicited [child sexual abuse material] from many of the juvenile females and also solicited to meet up with some of the juvenile females,” the release said.

The Sheriff’s Office highlighted Joelson’s interactions with two victims in particular.

Authorities said they learned in March that Joelson targeted a 14-year-old Camarillo girl who was “conned” into meeting him at a local park, “where he attempted to sexually abuse her.” Joelson also solicited child pornography from the girl, whom he met on social media, the Sheriff’s Office said.

The second girl, a 16-year-old from Thousand Oaks, was not only sexually abused by Joelson, but was also the victim of a domestic violence incident at his home, authorities said. Joelson was arrested for domestic violence and released on bail, after which he “attempted to recontact” the girl, the release added.

Joelson is being held in the Todd Road Jail in Santa Paula in lieu of $1 million bail, jail records show. He faces a litany of charges, many of which are felonies, and he is due to appear in Ventura County Superior Court on Monday.

This investigation is ongoing, and investigators believe there could be more victims.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Larrs Johnson at 805-388-5120.

Another gay couple appear to be prolific child sex abusers

Man tied to former North Dakota lawmaker sexually abused children with former US senator aide

The U.S. Attorney's Office alleged Nicholas Morgan-Derosier sexually abused 20 to 21 children since 2011, including some with James McHaney, who worked for U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell.

By April Baumgarten

August 07, 2022 06:00 AM

Inforum

FARGO — Federal prosecutors want to use evidence that suggests a man tied to a former North Dakota state senator sexually abused multiple children, sometimes with a former aide to a U.S. senator.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Fargo filed a notice on Monday, Aug. 1, that asks a federal judge to allow the evidence to be presented at trial against 34-year-old Nicholas James Morgan-Derosier. The Grand Forks man’s trial is set for Feb. 14 in Fargo and is expected to last seven to eight days, according to documents filed Friday.

Morgan-Derosier was charged in January with receiving and distributing child porn, traveling with intent to engage in illicit sexual activity, transporting child porn, transporting a minor and possessing child porn. He faces life in prison if convicted.

The defendant has pleaded not guilty to the charges.

Prosecutors alleged he brought two children from their Twin Cities-area home to his Grand Forks residence in March 2020 without getting permission from the children’s mother. The U.S. Attorney’s Office also claims he planned to sexually abuse the children.

Prosecutors must prove intent, which they plan to do by introducing evidence that Morgan-Derosier sexually abused other minors, according to court documents filed this month. Acting U.S. Attorney Jennifer Puhl previously said during a court hearing that Morgan-Derosier sexually abused 20 or 21 children since 2011.

Underaged males

Court documents filed Monday provide more specifics on those claims. Some of the children ranged in age from 15 to 17 years old, while others were identified only as underage males. Most of the instances allegedly happened in Minnesota, and prosecutors cited one case in Wisconsin.

James McHaney, Minnesota Department of Corrections

Prosecutors also claimed Morgan-Derosier sexually abused several children together with James Michael McHaney, 42, of Minneapolis. It’s unclear when those alleged incidents happened.

Morgan-Derosier has not been charged in Minnesota in connection to the allegations. A message left for the federal public defender's office was not returned Friday.

McHaney was an aide for Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Washington, but she fired him after he was arrested in 2007 during a sex sting. Federal prosecutors in that case alleged McHaney tried to arrange sex with an unidentified person posing as a 13-year-old boy.

Cantwell, who has represented Washington in Congress since 2001, did not return messages left by The Forum at her press office.

McHaney pleaded guilty to possessing child porn. He eventually moved to Minnesota, but it’s unclear when he became acquainted with Morgan-Derosier.

McHaney pleaded guilty Thursday to criminal sexual conduct in Minnesota’s Hennepin County District Court. The charge alleged he sexually abused a 15-year-old in 2016. He was sentenced to three years in prison.

Morgan-Derosier has been tied to former North Dakota Sen. Ray Holmberg, R-Grand Forks. While jailed in Grand Forks on state child porn charges that were dismissed to make way for federal prosecution in this case, Morgan-Derosier exchanged 72 text messages with a 77-year-old man from Grand Forks on Aug. 23 and 24.

Puhl told a federal judge the 77-year-old asked or told Morgan-Derosier that he wanted the jailed man to bring Morgan-Derosier’s 19- or 20-year-old boyfriend over for a massage, according to court transcripts.

The Forum was unable to confirm the contents of the text messages, but it did confirm the phone number Morgan-Derosier texted belonged to Holmberg. Holmberg claimed the messages were related to “a variety of things,” including patio work Morgan-Derosier did for him.

When asked in April where the messages were, Holmberg said, “They’re just gone.”

The Forum later reported federal agents searched Holmberg’s home and seized several items in November. Electronics and storage devices, including some issued to Holmberg by the state, were among the items seized, Holmberg’s attorney Mark Friese confirmed to The Forum.

Holmberg has not been charged with any crime in connection to this case.

First elected in 1976, Holmberg was the longest-serving state senator in the U.S. when he announced in March that he planned not to seek reelection this year. Shortly after The Forum ran its story on his connection to Morgan-Derosier, Holmberg said he would step down six months early.

His last day in office was June 1.

University Professors & Staff Arrested for Trading in Child Rape

From Lori Handrahan

When a University of North Dakota professor was arrested on child pornography charges, The Dakota Student asked “We can’t help but wonder if this type of thing is common in other schools around the nation?” The answer is yes. A concerning number professors and staff have been arrested for trading in brutal child sex abuse, including of infants. From University of Virginia’s Assistant Dean, Michael Morris downloading infant anal rape to Kirk Nesset, professor at Allegheny College with over 500,000 videos/images including folders called “kidsf***,” too many professors and staff are involved in child sex trafficking.

For the past few years I have been monitoring reports of professors and staff arrested for trading in child rape and torture; aka child pornography. My research, which is far from comprehensive, details 75 professors and staff arrested on child rape and torture, aka child porn, charges. Both the volume and type of crime should raise alarm bells. Yet academic institutions remain silent. Protect the institution, not the children, appears to be the rallying cry at far too many higher education institutions.

What Can You Do?

Do you want your children taught by a professor who masturbates to the rape and torture of very small children? Are you comfortable knowing tuition fees help fund these crimes because too many universities and colleges refuse to install software that could report to law enforcement attempts to trade in child pornography by their professors and staff?

Demand action. Request a meeting with the provost or president of the educational institution in your community, the university or college you attended, or the institution where your children are enrolled. Print out this article. Bring it to the meeting and ask if the educational institution has installed software, like NetClean, that reports to law enforcement attempts on their network to trafficked in children. If not, why not?

Software like NetClean reports child porn

trafficking on your network to police.

This should be mandatory in every business, educational,

and religious institute in the world

As you read these accounts of arrests, please remember these are real children being raped and tortured in these videos and images. American children. Perhaps, even a child you know and have no idea how that child is suffering. It might even be your own child.

Every time an image or video is shared, that child is trafficked again.

Professors, Deans and Presidents

Mark Ranzenberger, a 61 year old professor of journalism at Central Michigan University (CMU), was arrested and charged, 20 May 2016, and pleaded guilty, 27 September 2016, to one federal count of child pornography possession and four (of which three were dropped in a plea deal) state counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct for repeatedly raping a girl younger than 13 over a 7 year period.

On 19 January 2017, Ranzenberger was sentenced in federal court to 14 years in prison followed by 5 years of supervised release. On 26 January 2017, he was sentenced to 14 to 45 years in prison in Michigan State’s Isabella County Court to be served concurrently with his federal sentencing. He remained in custody pending sentencing.

Ranzenberger was caught when he mistakenly showed child pornography to his students. A student reported the crime, triggering university police to open an investigation. At the time of his arrest, Ranzenberger was in possession of over 1,000 images/videos of child sex abuse, including the rape of infants. He also had a “grooming” document instructing pedophiles how to manipulate children from birth to age 11 “to participate in sexual acts.”

The girl whom Ranzenberger raped for years, testified at his sentencing calling him a “psychopath, monster.” She said “He’s smooth, charming, and manipulative… He was able to hide the monster he was in every word he spoke. His coworkers and family didn’t know he was a child molester.” The victim described Ranzenberger as “a slug of man” and “a pathological liar.” Ranzenberger’s blogsite and Twitter accounts are still live.

If you want to read the details of the dozens of other professors and university staff who traffic in the sexual abuse of infants and children, please go to Lori's blog. 

Child Sex Abuse/Porn Epidemic Among University Professors and Administrators

by Lori Handrahan (@LoriHandrahan2)

The academic institution that had been my (Lori Handrahan) professional home, American University (AU), has a problem with child sex abuse. In 1990, AU’s president, Richard Berendzen called over one hundred day cares seeking sex with children. He contacted Susan Eva Allen, a mother operating a day care whose husband was a detective with Fairfax County Police Department.

Susan Allen recorded more than 30 hours of conversation. Berendzen asked Allen if “she and her husband included their children in sex.” He told her he masturbated while talking with her and offered to procure a child for her to use as a “sex slave.” He “described going to sex slave auctions in Chicago and Detroit,” bragged about his abuse of children, his child porn collection, the four year old girl who was his “sex slave” and strapping his wife to a wheel.

Berendzen never spent a day in jail nor has he yet been investigated for child sex crimes. He remains a professor at American University. In what appears to be obstruction of justice, American University protected Berendzen. There is no statute of limitation for child sex abuse crimes at the federal level. Berendzen could and should be investigated.

Child sex trafficking and pedophilia have reached epidemic levels, FBI’s Assistant Director of Criminal Investigation, Joseph Campbell announced this summer in an interview with the BBC.  More than 85% of all child porn convicts are, according to the US Sentencing Commission, white men.

Over the summer higher education also racked up more than a few child porn arrests. After a University of North Dakota professor was arrested The Dakota Student asked “We can’t help but wonder if this type of thing is common in other schools around the nation?”

Lori Handrahan

The answer is yes. 

Lori Handrahan details over forty educators arrested on child rape and torture, aka child porn, charges. Both the volume and type of crime should raise alarm bells. Yet academic institutions have remained silent. Damage control is the strategy. Protect the institution — the rallying cry.

Since August at least two professors per week have been arrested, arraigned or sentenced.

Read the rest of Lori's article here. Beware, there is a little graphic language.