Child Sex Abuse

GOP Lawmaker Jailed for Child Porn After Condemning Trans People

South Carolina Representative RJ May, known for his anti-LGBTQ+ stance, received a 17.5-year federal prison sentence after pleading guilty to distributing child sex abuse material (CSAM). May, who was honored by Moms for Liberty in 2023, was found to have shared hundreds of explicit images and videos of children, prompting his suspension and resignation from office. The investigation revealed May’s use of multiple aliases and deletion of messaging apps while transmitting CSAM to users across several states and countries. His case highlighted the severity of the material he shared and his previous anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, which included accusations of harm to children.

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Actor Timothy Busfield Accused of Child Sex Abuse in New Mexico

An arrest warrant has been issued in New Mexico for actor and director Timothy Busfield on child sex abuse charges. The charges stem from allegations made by a minor who reported inappropriate touching by Busfield on the set of “The Cleaning Lady,” a TV series he directed and acted in. The alleged incidents occurred between November 2022 and spring 2024, prompting an investigation and subsequent criminal complaint filed by the Albuquerque Police Department. The child has reportedly been diagnosed with PTSD and anxiety due to the alleged abuse.

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Children’s Pastor Joe Campbell Arrested on Child Sex Abuse Charges

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond has stated that he anticipates more victims will come forward in the case against Joe Campbell, whose alleged crimes are described as “horrific.” Campbell was apprehended by the U.S. Marshals Midwest Violent Fugitive Task Force. The investigation was initiated after an NBC News report detailed allegations of abuse spanning Campbell’s ministry career, where he cultivated trust with children before exploiting them. Despite earlier reports and accusations, Campbell was allowed to continue his ministry, and legal proceedings were dropped after initial charges.

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Poland Arrests 100 in Child Sex Abuse Probe: Reactions and Reflections

Shopping Trends has analyzed current consumer shopping patterns, revealing a shift towards online purchasing and a growing emphasis on value. Consumers are increasingly prioritizing convenience and price, leading to a surge in e-commerce sales and a demand for discounts. Furthermore, the report indicates a rise in interest for sustainable and ethically sourced products, reflecting a broader consumer focus on responsible spending. This trend analysis provides valuable insights for both businesses and consumers navigating the evolving retail landscape.

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GOP Rep Massie Accuses Trump of Epstein Coverup to Protect “Friends”

The speaker emphatically declared that the current world was built and would be defended by the present generation. He then condemned opposing forces as embodying wickedness and lacking any ability to create or contribute. The speaker warned of the strength of the MAGA movement, vowing to preserve civilization and the republic for future generations, contrasting this with the perceived emptiness of their adversaries. The speaker suggests their legacy will be one of nothingness.

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Former California Pastor Accused of Child Sex Abuse in Bucharest

Two Romanian men have filed lawsuits in California accusing former Harvest Christian Fellowship pastor Paul Havsgaard of sexually abusing and trafficking children at a Bucharest shelter he ran. The lawsuits also name Harvest Christian Fellowship’s founder Greg Laurie and other senior church leaders, alleging they failed to prevent the abuse of dozens of children lured to the shelter. The complaints detail severe abuse, including sexual assault and exploitation, and accuse Havsgaard of using church funds and bringing some children back to California to raise money. Harvest Christian Fellowship has denied the allegations, stating the lawsuit is misplaced, and has reported the allegations to law enforcement.

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Former Pastor Accused of Child Sex Abuse in Bucharest, Raising Questions on Faith and Hierarchy

Two Romanian men have filed lawsuits in California’s U.S. District Court accusing former Riverside megachurch pastor Paul Havsgaard of sexually abusing and trafficking children at a Bucharest shelter he ran for years. The plaintiffs, along with dozens of other children, were allegedly lured by Havsgaard with promises of shelter and education. The lawsuits also name Harvest Christian Fellowship founder Greg Laurie and other church leaders, claiming they failed to prevent the abuse despite reports and red flags. Havsgaard is accused of egregious acts of sexual abuse, including exploitation for sex work, and the church is accused of negligence and providing significant financial support to the alleged abuser.

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Epstein Files: Potential for Political Fallout and Why They Remain Unreleased

Attorney General Pam Bondi’s statements regarding the FBI’s review of “tens of thousands of videos” featuring Jeffrey Epstein and children have generated considerable controversy. Despite these claims, lawyers and law enforcement officials involved in Epstein’s cases have stated they have neither seen nor know of such a trove of recordings. While a 2023 court filing suggested the Epstein estate had found videos that may contain child sex abuse material, details remain undisclosed. The Justice Department has declined to clarify Bondi’s statements, fueling speculation and raising questions about the existence and nature of this potential evidence.

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GOP Congressman Charged with Distributing Child Pornography

South Carolina Representative Robert “RJ” May, a conservative lawmaker known for advocating child protection, was arrested and indicted on ten counts of distributing child sex abuse material. Federal prosecutors allege May used the username “joebidennnn69” to share over 220 files of child pornography on Kik. A search of his home yielded numerous electronic devices containing further evidence, including videos allegedly depicting May engaging in sex with underage women in Colombia. Following his arrest, May was expelled from the House Freedom Caucus and ordered detained until trial.

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Soccer Coach Charged with Murder After Boy’s Death

A soccer coach has been charged with murder after the body of a missing 13-year-old boy was discovered, a development that has understandably ignited widespread outrage and grief. The sheer horror of the situation is amplified by the fact that the coach was reportedly under investigation for a sex act with a minor just months prior to the boy’s disappearance. This raises serious questions about the systems in place to protect children, particularly within youth sports organizations. How could a man under such suspicion remain in a position of trust, interacting daily with vulnerable children? The failure to remove him from his coaching position prior to this tragedy is a glaring oversight that demands a thorough review of existing protocols and procedures.… Continue reading