Peter Howle Brady, 78, Daytona Beach shores,FL

Suspected of being part of a large scale pedophile ring at the Daytona beach motels and Boardwalk in the late 90s

Arrested AGAIN..yesterday for you guessed it lewd and lavicious touching of certain minors

He sure does own a looot of property … js

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Rewind : 1994
Before his death in 1994, Olen Lee Hepler Jr. spent a lifetime fishing at the Daytona Beach pier.
He trolled in the shadows underneath, angling for runaway boys.
Hepler was a pedophile. His consuming passion – and it did eventually consume him – was having sex with children.
Police say his targets were runaway boys looking for a teen paradise at Daytona Beach. When reality dashed the dreams and drained their wallets, Hepler was waiting.
He lured the boys home with offers of food, shelter and cash. When the boys fell asleep, presuming themselves safe in Hepler’s care, he crept up and undressed them for oral and anal sex, court records show. Afraid, confused or groggy from drugs, the boys were powerless to resist.
Aside from the sex, life with Hepler had its attractions for teens. He was a Daytona Beach car salesman who made enough money to keep the kids in liquor, drugs and quarters for Boardwalk arcades, according to one victim. He provided boys with new clothes and sneakers. He showed them pornographic movies and made a few, videotaping the boys at play and in orgies. He walked around his house naked and encouraged the boys to do the same, the victim said.
In 1994 a 15-year-old shot Hepler, 47, to death. The gunshot did what police could not: It stopped a man who had been abusing boys for 20 years. Police searching his house found hundreds of photographs of boys, most clothed in normal poses. Police say such collections are common among molesters.
As a pedophile, Hepler was but one grain of sand on Daytona’s beaches. For a quarter-century, countless pedophiles have mined the Boardwalk for boys.
Some are moneyed men with boats, motorcycles and other pricey toys to impress children. Some own secluded beach homes where they can molest in private.
The pedophiles operate in packs, trading boys to each other and sharing homemade videotapes. Some keep “harems” of youngsters, entire groups of teens called upon at the whim of the pedophiles.
The men threaten any boy who objects with abandonment.
Experts at deception
Daytona Beach’s pedophiles work in the shadows, changing their seductions to elude snooping officers who, over the years, have taken note of the sex-seeking men. In the mid-1980s, men lured teens to bed with crack cocaine. As detectives stamped out that drug trade, they noticed the pedophiles had moved their activities into several beachfront hotels.
The hotels, it turned out, were owned by pedophiles. And they were convenient – just a short walk to consummate a Boardwalk seduction.
City and state investigators consider the acts abhorrent and began to crack down in 1991. A police presence and vigilance by Boardwalk businesses have reduced the activity, but the pedophiles know the rhythms of police patrols. They know how to avoid being caught.
“They were very, very law enforcement conscious,” John Bisland testified in August 1995 about Hepler’s associates. The special agent for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement was speaking during a deposition in Hepler’s murder case. “They shared very little with anyone outside the scope of that close circle of friends, as it relates to pedophilia.”
Elusiveness is a pedophile’s trademark. Hepler was never arrested.
The man who found Hepler’s body was his longtime friend Larry Mullins, who was a well-known face on the Boardwalk for 20 years.
In court and police documents, as well as sworn depositions, Mullins repeatedly has been linked to pedophilia in Daytona Beach. From 1987 until soon after Hepler’s death in 1994, Mullins owned the beachfront Boardwalk Motel, which also was linked repeatedly to pedophilia.
Mullins, 43, declined to be interviewed for this story, and his hotel, now with new owners, is no longer under investigation by law enforcement, said Mary Pascale, a Volusia County state attorney investigator.
The FDLE investigated Mullins and his hotel from March 1991 until November 1993, never building enough evidence to prosecute.
But FDLE’s report concluded that Mullins’ hotel was used to “facilitate room rentals for the purposes of juvenile homosexual prostitution.”
The Volusia County State Attorney’s Office is investigating Mullins again, Pascale said. She refused to provide details.
Statements about Mullins and his hotel are contained in court and investigative records:
– “I knew about the Boardwalk Motel. That’s common knowledge in Daytona Beach. . . . The common knowledge is that’s where all the runaways used to go and that’s where these people used to meet these boys. . . . We know that Mullins is involved with young boys.” – Volusia sheriff’s Capt. Bob Vail, 1995.
– “His hotel was used by several pedophiles that I am aware of – one that I specifically arrested who would bring boys over from Orlando, and Larry would give them discounts to use the motel for illicit purposes.” – Daytona Beach police Detective John Adazzio, 1995.
– “Most of the – what I would say, the recruitment and the actual sex acts were taking place in the Boardwalk Motel and the Boardwalk area.” – FDLE Special Agent John Bisland, 1995, speaking about Mullins, Hepler and associates.
Always room at the hotel
During the FDLE investigation, when an informant wired with a tape recorder asked Mullins about renting a room for prostitution, Mullins did not object. He said a room was available.
Another time, the informant told Mullins he had a $300 “trick” waiting for him in one of Mullins’ rooms. Mullins told the informant “to get up to the room and take care of” the man.
And when an informant asked Mullins about procuring young boys, Mullins said that he had been “careful for the past year” that police had been monitoring hustlers near the hotel.
Perhaps nothing demonstrates Mullins’ role in the loose-knit world of the pedophile as well as his involvement with a 14-year-old named Mikey.
In the fall of 1991, Kathy Smith was working feverishly to retrieve her son from the grasp of pedophiles, who were trading Mikey from man to man. Mikey never accused Mullins of molesting him, but Mullins knew all about Mikey, according to testimony by Mikey and a journal kept by his mother.
What happened was this: Two of the pedophiles who molested Mikey took him back home with them to South Carolina. Mikey’s stepfather, having heard of Mullins, threatened to give Mullins’ name to police if Mikey did not arrive home within 24 hours.
Within 15 minutes, Mullins reported that Mikey was headed home on a bus, according to the youth’s testimony and his mother’s journal. The incident shows that Mullins knew where to call to find Mikey and had the influence to force his return.
Another man who was linked to pedophile activity in the FDLE investigation is Mullins’ friend, Peter Howle Brady.
After Mullins found Hepler’s body, he called Brady to tell him to meet him at the house. The two men then called Hepler’s brother, who called police.
Brady, who is independently wealthy, is the son of the late heiress Elinor Ryan Brady, a socialite whose famed Washington estate, Valley View, was listed for sale in 1994 at $19 million.
Brady, Mullins and Hepler were close friends, the FDLE’s Bisland said in a deposition.
Before Hepler died, the trio spent much time in Boardwalk hotels and the arcades, according to the FDLE. Detectives made Brady a target of their investigation, but they did not collect enough evidence against him to prosecute.
Despite repeated attempts to reach him, Brady was unavailable to comment.
Several informants told FDLE investigators they had sex with Brady while they were teen-agers, according to FDLE records. One informant said Brady kept a room at Mullins’ hotel exclusively for prostitution with young boys.
In 1991, FDLE agents saw Brady at one of the arcades, giving money for video games to a 13-year-old. An informant said Brady identified the teen as one of his “squeezes.”
Brady has plenty of money. State records say Brady owns seven boats, including a 45-footer, four motorcycles, two cars and a pickup. He also owns a secluded riverfront home in Ponce Inlet.
The FDLE said its investigation of the three men, “failed to produce sufficient evidence to warrant a prosecution of the primary targets, however, (it) confirmed the suspicions of the activity taking place at the Boardwalk Motel.”
It also notes that many victims were reluctant to testify, and those who came forward did not remain available to be called as witnesses.
Mike Brick, who retired in October as head of FDLE’s Orlando area office, said the Boardwalk investigation was one of the biggest disappointments in his 28-year career. He said investigators knew the pedophilia existed but found no proof that would stand up in court.
“We walked away unhappy,” he said. “We were very frustrated.”
Prosecutors find success
In the past 10 years, local police and prosecutors have tried to curb the pedophilia. The efforts, particularly when a boy is willing to testify, have resulted in a series of prosecutions. The men convicted ranged from a television personality to hotel owners to laborers.
– Emmett Rozier, 55, a former WESH-Channel 2 news anchorman, was charged in 1991 with a lewd and lascivious act involving Mikey.
Rozier had ordered Mikey out of his house because of drunkenness, and when Mikey pleaded to remain, Rozier asked, “What are you going to do for me?” court records show. He took the child downstairs and performed oral sex on him.
Rozier was sentenced to five years of probation, which he violated in 1993 by allowing a couple with a child to stay in his house. He was sentenced to four years in prison and was released in May.
Rozier, who has a history of sex charges involving children, lives in Holly Hill. He is not on parole or probation.
– James Walker, 26, was working at a pizza parlor that Mikey visited. He seduced Mikey with food and sodas. Walker pleaded no contest to lewd and lascivious assault and, after violating the terms of community confinement, was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
– Charles Thomas Simpson, 47, lived in a motor home in Rozier’s back yard and was charged with paying Mikey and another boy for sex. A jury found him guilty, and Simpson is serving a nine-year prison sentence.
– Dennis Devlin, 42, owned two beachfront hotels in 1991, and in October, Mikey stayed at one with his parents. Devlin was accused of persuading Mikey and another boy to undresswhile Devlin photographed them. Devlin was charged with lewd and lascivious assault and procuring a child for sexual performance, but the charges were dropped.
Devlin has been arrested numerous times on charges of luring youths to pose nude and perform sex acts. He was convicted in a separate case last year. He served 133 days of a 1 year and 10 month prison sentence and was released in July.
As part of Devlin’s probation, a judge ordered an unusual condition, one that shows how well-known the Boardwalk pedophilia has become.
Devlin is banned from several miles of Daytona beachfront – the places that he and others such as the late Olen Lee Hepler Jr. used to wait patiently for the next boy to drift by.

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — An undercover operation targeting child sex predators in the Las Vegas Valley over two weeks resulted in the arrest of eight individuals, according to a release from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

The individuals arrested are:

David Wonnacott-Yahnke, 40
Tom Artiom Alexandrovich, 38
Jose Alberto Perez-Torres, 35
Aniket Brajeshkumar Sadani, 23
James Ramon Reddick, 23
Ramon Manuel Parra Valenzuela, 29
Neal Harrison Creecy, 46
John Charles Duncan, 49
Each faces charges of luring a child with a computer for a sex act. fox5vegas.com/2025/08/15/8-a…

Meet Representative RJ May’s KIK co conspirator
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A metro nurse is in federal custody tonight, accused of possessing child pornography.

Last week, the FBI raided his southwest Oklahoma City home and uncovered disturbing videos on multiple devices. Neighbors are stunned and angry, and the investigation is stretching across state lines.

The investigation began in March, following a cyber tip. Investigators determined a lawmaker in South Carolina was responsible for sending the illegal videos to a traveling nurse in Oklahoma City.

Federal investigators swooped in last week, spending hours searching the home of Christian Soto.

"I saw a bunch of guys I thought were undercover because they confiscated lots of documents and lots of things," said neighbor Jared Bellah.

"They looked like they were bounty hunters but they were taking pictures," said neighbor Erik Bellah.

Jared and Erik Bellah later learned their neighbor was the subject of a federal investigation.

"We never had a conversation, just hi, how are you doing, waving as we come and go," said Jared.

Soto, a travelling nurse, is accused of receiving disturbing videos of child sexual abuse.

"Nobody really has a stereotypical look, especially for something like this," said Erik.

Investigators said Christian Soto received the illegal material from R.J. May, a South Carolina state representative who was arrested last month.

According to the FBI, using the Kik app, the conservative lawmaker distributed hundreds of videos to users, including Soto, who allegedly requested the material.

"He's trusted—up there with police and firemen, so he's definitely abusing that," said Erik.

Court filings show Soto was previously arrested on an unrelated charge in March. He's accused of abusing and kidnapping his then-girlfriend, a minor.

Jared, who has a 5-year-old daughter, said the experience has opened his family's eyes to the dangers that could be lurking nearby.

“I’ve talked to my brother, my family about things like that, how much we hate those kind of people, and they're right there across the street, we had no idea,” said Jared.

Federal investigators traced Soto's internet activity to his home and INTEGRIS Health Community Hospital in Oklahoma City, where he previously worked.

A spokesperson for the hospital said Soto was contracted by a temporary company and that his assignment ended in April 2024. The hospital added that safety is a top priority and that this type of behavior "will not be tolerated or ignored."

Soto's preliminary and detention hearings are scheduled for Wednesday. newson6.com/story/689142fc…

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Three Alabama men face horrific accusations of raping, sodomizing and trafficking six young children, including one as young as 3, in an underground Bibb County bunker for more than a year, according to court records.

William Chase McElroy, 21, Dalton Terrell, 21, and Andres Velazquez-Trejo, 29, were indicted last week by a Bibb County grand jury.

The alleged incidents happened for more than a year, beginning sometime around New Year’s Day 2024 and continued through April 29, 2025, records state.

Bibb County Sheriff Jody Wade said in a press release issued Saturday night that the investigation began Feb. 4 of this year “following concerns regarding the sexual abuse of children in an underground bunker located in Brent.”

The sheriff nor court records provide any additional information into where the bunker was located.

“Such abhorrent behavior will not be tolerated in Bibb County and .. offenders will face prosecution to the fullest extent of the law,” Wade said in the press release.

Charging documents show the victims were between the ages of 3 and 10. One of the victims was a 6-year-old boy and another was a 3-year-old girl.

The accusations alleged the children endured vaginal intercourse, anal intercourse, and oral sex. Records state one of the suspects “sold” children “to various clientele for sexual pleasure.”

The grand jury on July 11 indicted McElroy on four counts of first-degree rape, six counts of first-degree human trafficking, six counts of first-degree sodomy and four counts of first-degree kidnapping. al.com/crime/2025/07/…

Disturbing new information has been released in the case of the prominent French left-wing LGBT activist who ran an international pedophile network. Pierre-Alain Cottineau, 32, was arrested in September of last year after being traced back to the horrific sexual torture of a 4-year-old disabled girl.

Cottineau first became a target for investigators after OFMIN, a branch of the French police specifically focused on crimes involving children, became aware of a violent child sexual abuse video being exchanged through Telegram. The video appeared to show a disabled girl being sexually abused by an adult man. Incredibly, investigators were able to ascertain the whereabouts of the young victim by tracing the sale and shipment history of a very unique medical bed seen in the footage.

The child was reportedly placed into Cottineau’s care after he obtained approval from Child Welfare services to become a foster parent just months before the filmed abuse took place. Disturbingly, Cottineau had specifically requested to foster children under the age of 6.

After being charged with aggravated offenses against a minor in October of 2024, including the abuse of authority and distribution of illegal material, the investigation into Cottineau’s actions widened in February, with authorities determining that he was not just a child rapist, but the head of an entire pedophile network that stretched across Europe. In messages posted on dark web forums, Cottineau boasted about having “children available” for sexual abuse. reduxx.info/prominent-fren…

Federal authorities are asking for your help as they continue to search for five men wanted in connection with alleged crimes against children.

All five listed below have ties to New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and/or New York.

In some cases, their alleged illicit activities happened decades ago. Read More: Help the FBI Find 5 Child Crime Fugitives in NJ, PA & NY | wpgtalkradio.com/wanted-child-c…

This article looks run of the mill standard nothing out of the ordinary or spectacular about it

BUT upon further review, they left out a small detail that should be considered gravely important:

He is a DOD contractor … 😬

This is why we dig. The news wouldn’t have told you this until they absolutely had to.

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@NativeTexan_17

Update:
In April 2024, social messaging app Kik flagged videos involving child sexual abuse from an account called “joebidennnn69.” Investigators identified at least 10 such videos shared through the account and tracked it to May’s house and mobile device, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

Federal investigators seized electronics from the 38-year-old last August. Two months later, a court filing confirmed that they took a Lenovo laptop, an Amazon tablet, four cellphones, four hard drives, four SD cards, two DVD-Rs and 19 thumb drives.

If charged with a felony, May faces suspension from the House pending the case’s outcome. State law requires an officeholder indicted on a felony to be suspended.

May also faces up to 20 years in prison, with a minimum of five years, as well as a fine of up to $250,000 if found guilty.

The Freedom Caucus, which suspended May’s membership last year, called for him to resign his House seat.

May previously served as vice chairman but no longer held a leadership position after the caucus’ officer elections last July. His connections in Congress helped launch the state Freedom Caucus in 2022. He acted as de facto spokesman for the group as it battled with the main Republican Caucus until the federal investigation became public.

“These crimes are heinous and we expect that they will be fully investigated,” the Freedom Caucus statement read. scdailygazette.com/2025/06/12/sc-…

Finally!
Michael Geilenfeld’s NGO funded abuse of children is no more. He connects back to Hillary and Mother Teresa so grab your 🍿 folks

As presented at trial, Michael Karl Geilenfeld, 73, most recently of Littleton, founded St. Joseph’s Home for Boys — a home for orphaned, impoverished, and otherwise vulnerable children in Haiti — in 1985 and operated it for more than two decades. During this time, Geilenfeld repeatedly traveled from the United States to Haiti, where he sexually abused the boys entrusted to his care. He also physically and emotionally abused the children in the home, including through physical assault and other forms of punishment. justice.gov/opa/pr/founder…

I’m going to keep posting about this until everyone sees it

Across dozens of U.S. states, parents are losing their children based on drug test results that courts should never have trusted. From Alaska to Georgia, California to Ohio, laboratories have been caught falsifying test results, billing for unnecessary procedures, and engaging in illegal kickback schemes, yet their services are still being used in family courts. These labs, many of which have already faced Department of Justice investigations or civil settlements, continue to supply the very tests that child protective agencies and juvenile courts rely on to justify emergency removals and terminations of parental rights. In states like Indiana and Kentucky, parents have lost custody after being falsely flagged as drug users. In Missouri and Utah, courts have relied on unconfirmed positives to delay or deny reunification. In Ohio, even antacids were misidentified as narcotics.

The legal consequences are staggering. The Fourteenth Amendment protects a parent’s right to the care and custody of their child. Supreme Court precedent in Santosky v. Kramer (1982) and Troxel v. Granville (2000) affirms that parental rights are fundamental and require rigorous due process protections. Yet in case after case, these rights are steamrolled by faulty drug tests rubber-stamped by courts without challenge or oversight. Even more alarming is the constitutional violation under the Fourth Amendment. In Ferguson v. City of Charleston (2001), the Supreme Court held that drug testing for law enforcement purposes without informed consent was unconstitutional. In the child welfare arena, the same principles apply, ]yet thousands of parents are being subjected to testing under threat of losing their children, with no safeguards in place.

The legal framework is clear, when state actors violate constitutional rights using flawed evidence, they may be held liable under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. But for many parents, the damage is already done. Children are uprooted. Families are fractured. And in too many cases, these removals are permanent. This isn’t just a legal crisis, it’s a human one. Child welfare systems are using unreliable drug testing as a shortcut to remove children rather than a tool to assess actual danger. Until courts demand verified, scientifically sound evidence and allow parents a real chance to defend themselves, the system will remain dangerously broken Read the full investigation and state-by-state breakdown of lab misconduct:

[)artkitten2.medium.com/fraudulent-lab…

For some reason the article keeps mentioning Jeffrey Epstein

For nearly two decades, Gene Evans was the top spokesperson for two Oregon agencies charged with doing right by children.

But, as OPB reported this week, two former students say he sexually abused them when he was an Oregon teacher in the 1980s, including one who said he began an intense sexual relationship with her when she was just 17 and he was 31. oregonlive.com/education/2025…

Investigations and legal proceedings throughout recent years have unveiled widespread fraudulent practices within drug testing laboratories across the United States, including kickback schemes and the issuance of medically unnecessary or unreliable test results. These activities defraud government healthcare programs and jeopardize public trust in medical and legal systems. CAPSTONE

Capstone Diagnostics, LLC, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, has become a focal point of federal scrutiny for its role in fraudulent urine drug testing. Between 2017 and 2021, the laboratory collaborated with the *Do It 4 the Hood* (D4H) program, which was meant to mentor at-risk teenagers but mandated urine drug tests for participation. Capstone paid D4H operators a percentage of Medicaid reimbursements for these tests, despite their lack of medical necessity. Capstone’s D4H program extended into the Carolinas, where co-conspirators Bree’Anna Harris and Glenn Pair laundered proceeds from fraudulent drug tests. Their prosecutions reveal interstate collaboration in Medicaid fraud. Over $1 million in fraudulent claims were submitted to Georgia Medicaid, resulting in at least $400,000 in improper payments.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Capstone exploited federal testing protocols by substituting cheaper COVID-19 tests with costly RPPs, which screen for multiple respiratory pathogens. Sales representatives forged physician signatures and falsified diagnosis codes to justify billing, netting the lab millions in illicit reimbursements. CEO Andrew Maloney and COO Rachel Sheats pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges, with Capstone agreeing to a $14.3 million settlement.

While everyone is distracted with whatever gate … this is happening in the Virgin Islands 👀

The lawsuit against V.I. Delegate to Congress Stacey Plaskett by victims of Jeffrey Epstein is “baseless and frivolous,” attorney Eric Breslin said in a statement Monday, after a ruling by a New York judge allowed the case to proceed.

In an order issued Friday, U.S. District Court Judge Arun Subramanian dismissed the six victims’ claims against nearly all of the original defendants, including former governors John deJongh Jr. and Kenneth Mapp, former V.I. first lady Cecile deJongh, former senators Celestino White Sr. and Carlton Dowe; and former Attorney General Vincent Frazer. The parties have 14 days to refile the claims in the Virgin Islands.

Subramanian also dismissed most claims against Plaskett, but found the court does have personal jurisdiction over her, and the case may proceed. The judge has not yet ruled on the merits of the victims’ allegations, including claims filed by attorney Jordan Merson that Plaskett accepted campaign contributions and a $30,000 loan in exchange for approving over $300 million in tax breaks for Epstein’s companies and ensuring he had access to victims. “While it would be ideal to put an end to the baseless and frivolous claims made against my client, Stacey Plaskett, the legal proceedings this week have brought us one step closer to justice,” Breslin said in Monday’s statement. “This week, the Court addressed the pending Motions to Dismiss. A motion to dismiss views the facts favorable to the plaintiff and asks the Court to reject part or all of a case based on technical issues or deficiencies in the complaint itself.”

The judge “examined these motions and dismissed certain counts or specific allegations against Stacey Plaskett. This is good news for all of us. It’s important for the public to understand that many of the dismissals for other defendants were due to technicalities like jurisdictional issues, settlements they signed, and arguments about their positions as elected officials at the time of these crimes. We are actually excited by the opportunity the judge has given us!,” Breslin wrote.

For example, Subramanian ruled that the victims are barred from bringing claims against Cecile deJongh and all other former employees of Epstein’s, because of releases they’d signed under a settlement with Epstein’s estate.

“What remains for Ms. Plaskett is a single count. Our legal team is confident that this remaining allegation is not only factually unsupported but impossible to sustain,” Breslin wrote, adding that they intend to demonstrate during the legal process that the allegation is “not supported by the facts!”

There will be another round of motions and arguments soon, and Breslin said Plaskett’s legal team looks “forward to showing everyone, once again, that the accusations against Stacey are nothing more than a fabrication. The facts they are alleging that Plaskett gave tax benefits in exchange for campaign contributions do not make sense — since she did not have that ability and was not at the agency when the tax benefits were approved.”

Plaskett worked as counsel for the V.I. Economic Development Authority from 2007 to 2012, and had left by the time the board renewed Epstein’s tax benefits in 2013. Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. was serving as chairman of the EDA board at the time, and signed off on the decision, even after Epstein was convicted of child sex crimes in Florida.

The multi-millionaire would go on to serve an 18-month sentence in that state and register as a sex offender in the Virgin Islands — all while receiving tax exemptions from the EDA’s Economic Development Commission.

A Cambridge magistrate criminally charged 12 of the 28 alleged customers of a high-end brothel network that operated in parts of Cambridge and Washington D.C. suburbs at a Friday morning hearing.

Nearly 18 months after federal prosecutors first arrested three of the brothel network’s ringleaders, 12 of the 28 alleged clients were summoned to appear at the Cambridge District Court for Friday’s probable cause hearings. Cambridge police, arguing in front of a clerk-magistrate instead of a judge, made a case for charging them with paying for sex.

The charge typically does not result in jail time, even in the case of a conviction. Probable cause hearings are held only to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to file a criminal complaint. None of the men have been found guilty of a crime or gone to trial.

Clerk Magistrate Sharon S. Casey agreed to advance charges against the 12 men summoned today, issuing criminal complaints that will bring them to trial within the next several weeks.

Though all men were required to appear in-person for the Friday hearing, only 29-year-olds Mark Zhu and Jason Z. Han were present for the hearings. Han is a radiologic technologist at the Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women’s Hospital.

Five different lawyers representing Kerry H. Wu, John J. Doran, David LaCava, Peter H. MacGillivray, Jonathan P. Lanfear, and Pinhao Chao — none of whom appeared in court — argued that Casey should either dismiss the cases or grant a year-long continuance.

Casey said that she was “not inclined” to hear arguments from the lawyers representing the 10 defendants who chose not to attend, instead advancing criminal charges shortly after hearing testimony from the Cambridge Police Department.

Boya Zhou, Yihong Zou, Pablo D. Maceira, Patrick Walsh, and their lawyers did not attend the hearings. CPD Lieutenant Jarred Cabral read the police reports for each and Casey ruled shortly after.

With criminal complaints filed, the 12 men will be summoned to return to the Cambridge District Court in the next few weeks. If they do not appear then, a warrant for their arrest can be issued. The police reports read by Cabral for each individual included text messages that detailed the schedule and nature of the visits to the brothel sites in Cambridge.

The reports revealed details of how the brothel network operated. Men would text a phone number managed by brothel operators — a “brothel phone,” according to Cabral — to arrange the details of their visits before arriving at the apartment complex where the women, referred to only by “stage names,” were located.

The texts are peppered with acronyms — for example, Cabral said many of the alleged clients paid more than $300 for a “GFE,” or a “girlfriend experience,” which he said referred to spending more than an hour with one woman who “provides a more intimate experience,” including sex acts.

In series of short text exchanges, the men would communicate when they arrived and wait for the operator of the “brothel phone” to tell them to enter through a side door, according to complaints filed by Cabral with the Cambridge District Court. The 12 men summoned in Friday’s hearing all allegedly visited the Cambridge locations of the brothel network, including several units at 90 Fawcett St.

The men did not appear to have keys to the apartments. According to Cabral, security footage obtained by CPD shows that they were let in by someone already inside.

The police reports presented to the Clerk Magistrate cited surveillance footage collected from both the first and fourth floors of 90 Fawcett Street, which showed the men entering and exiting the building at times consistent with the text exchanges with the “brothel phone.”

All 12 of the men allegedly visited the brothel multiple times between July 2020 and November 2023, when the brothel network was busted by federal authorities. The three “ringleaders” of the brothel network — a woman and two men — have all pleaded guilty in federal court, and will be sentenced over the next month

It’s literally ALL online
Look at the jag dockets
Here’s a cheat sheet
jagcnet.army.mil/Apps/eDocket/e… x.com/Berry_Patriot/… It should make everyone sick

Remember when I told you Ukraine was trafficking children for predators and their organs on the European dark web with Poland being their swap spot ….do believe me now?

“Polish border guards have detained a member of a criminal group involved in human organ trafficking. A 35-year-old Ukrainian woman, who was put on the international wanted list by Interpol, was detained while crossing the border between Poland and Ukraine. The prosecutor's office in Przemysl, Poland, made an official statement about this.

56 human kidneys sold on the "black market"

According to information, this person was sentenced to 12 years in prison by the Kazakh government and has been on the international wanted list since 2020. According to the indictment, he organized the trade in human organs in 2017-2019. Through a criminal scheme, 56 human kidneys were illegally sold on the "black market".

Citizens of Uzbekistan and other countries became victims

According to the special services of Kazakhstan, the victims include citizens of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Thailand. The woman illegally lured citizens of these countries into her trap and sold their internal organs for commercial purposes.

Arrest and extradition proceedings in Poland

A member of the criminal group was detained on March 6 at the railway crossing between Poland and Ukraine. He is currently being questioned by the Polish prosecutor's office, and a request for his arrest with a view to his extradition to Kazakhstan has been filed with the district court. According to the court decision, he will be held in custody for 7 days.

Human organ trafficking is a serious problem worldwide, and international law enforcement agencies continue to vigorously combat such crimes.” zamin.uz/en/world/14611…

FINALLY! This will connect so many dots
Mother Teresa sent Geilenfeld to Haiti in 87. He’s been arrested 3 times for child sex crimes and allegedly gave many of the orphans aids. He also shared a boyfriend with the former president of Haiti who was connected to the missing funds from the Clinton foundation.

This thread will have everything I uncovered about this man and his associates since his first arrest.

This guy even invited NAMBLA to the orphanage for … you guessed it massages

Michael Geilenfeld is a prime candidate for the DP imo.
According to court documents and evidence presented at trial, Michael Karl Geilenfeld, 73, most recently of Littleton, founded St. Joseph’s Home for Boys — a home for orphaned, impoverished, and otherwise vulnerable children in Haiti — in 1985 and operated it for more than two decades. During this time, Geilenfeld repeatedly traveled from the United States to Haiti, where he sexually abused the boys entrusted to his care.

The jury convicted Geilenfeld of one count of traveling in foreign commerce for the purpose of engaging in illicit sexual conduct and six counts of engaging in illicit sexual conduct in a foreign place, between 2005 and 2010. Each of the six counts of engaging in illicit sexual conduct in a foreign place relates to a particular victim who was a child at the time of the offense. Each of the six victims testified about the sexual abuse they suffered at the hands of Geilenfeld, as did four other victims who were not the subject of the charged offenses. Geilenfeld is scheduled to be sentenced on May 5 and faces a maximum penalty of 30 years in prison on each of the seven total counts. A federal district court judge will determine any sentence after considering the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors. justice.gov/opa/pr/founder…

CAPITOLA, Calif. —
A search warrant on Sutherland Lane in Capitola led to the Capitola Police Department and U.S. marshals arresting a man that they claim is a violent child sex offender.

George Paul Bishop had been on the run since 2016 and had been going by the name Brody Levesque to evade authorities. ksbw.com/article/violen…

“After Peters’ sentencing last month to nine years in prison—new information has surfaced showing that Colorado officials were working for Dominion and Runbeck, while simultaneously orchestrating Peters’ reputational and legal downfall through back channels.
Following the 2020 election, Tina Peters received notice from the Colorado Secretary of State, Jenna Griswold, that Dominion Voting Systems would be visiting her office to install a “trusted build” on her election system. The “trusted build” would overwrite the data that was stored on her computers. As the elected County Clerk and Recorder, Peters was the custodian of the election records and had a duty to preserve them for 25 months. So, Peters had a copy made of her central election computer to ensure that the records would be preserved prior to the “trusted build.” She also made another copy of the machine after the “trusted build.” joehoft.com/bombshell-colo…

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Stomach-churning emails show Planned Parenthood negotiating terms regarding the donation of aborted fetuses for medical research.

The emails discuss fetal tissue like any other commodity such as sugar or rice, nonchalantly negotiating for fetuses up to 23 weeks old from elective abortions.

A heavily-redacted so-called “Research Plan” submitted to the University of California San Diego (UCSD) Institutional Review Board and approved in 2018 states scientists wanted 2,500 fetuses from up to almost the sixth month of gestation for experimentation. The emails were shared with The Post by controversial pro-life activist David Daleiden and his organization, the Center for Medical Progress , who obtained them through a California state public records request.

The majority of healthy infants born at 23 weeks can survive with modern medical care.

Abortion, economy, take center stage in Michigan 8th congressional district race

The youngest surviving premature baby , Curtis Means, was born at 21 weeks and two days in April 2021 in Alabama.