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| The internet is a place where sexual predators find their victims. |
I am not surprised either.
Keegan Sipe, 31 lives Dayton, Ohio. He was caught up in a federal case in which he was scoping the social networks and Craigslist for some XXX. He engages a conversation with a man who is willing to sell his two daughters for sex. He and the man agreed to a meet up in Columbus.
Sipe went to Columbus. Once he got out of his vehicle the law drew their service weapons on him.
His conversation was with undercover cop. The Columbus Police, Secret Service and FBI set up a sting operation in which it would net sexual predators.
Once busted, the federal court ordered an immediate search of his computer and phone. They found the incriminating things that earned him a trip to federal time out.
Sipe pleaded guilty Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Columbus to attempted coercion and enticement of a minor to engage in unlawful sexual activity.
Sipe's attorney declined to comment Wednesday.
Prosecutors say Sipe was arrested after meeting an undercover officer he believed was a father arranging for Sipe to have sex with his 10- and 14-year-old daughters.
According to court documents, in December 2014, Sipe attempted to persuade an individual via the Internet to engage in sexual activity with females, Investigators discovered an advertisement on Craigslist soliciting a “taboo mother and daughter” that stated, “Get with me if you and daughter would like to have some fun. Kinky and taboo age no matter.”
When an undercover investigator responded to the advertisement, Sipe engaged in conversation with the law enforcement official. He believed the investigator was a father arranging for Sipe to meet with his two minor daughters to engage in sexual activity.
On December 20, 2014, Sipe arranged to meet the undercover officer in the Bob Evans parking lot in Hilliard, Ohio. Upon his arrival, he was taken into custody.
The parties involved in this case have agreed to a 10-year prison sentence for Sipe.
The Franklin County ICAC Task Force is a multi-agency effort dedicated to the fight against computer facilitated crimes against children.
Authorities say both sides agreed to recommend a 10-year prison sentence.
Carter M. Stewart, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio, Upper Arlington Police Chief Brian Quinn, Marlon Miller, Special Agent in Charge, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), and other members of the Franklin County Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force, announced the plea entered before U.S. District Judge Michael H. Watson.
He's going to a federal time out.
He will automatically be labeled TIER III. He will have to register with the locality for the rest of his life. He may face state charges if necessary.
He will be sent to either FCI Petersburg or USP Marion.
We're human first. Everything else last. But in this world, when your desires to be wanted, loved and sexually gratified, you take risky moves.
I am guilty as every other man and woman out there. I am reclusive and I am computer savvy. I am single and have been through heartbreak and disappointment. I know that I am looking for a relationship but in no rush for it.
But in no way I will date any person under 18 years old. Women who are 16 to 20 are considered "jail bait" in the minds of rational. But men who are in their older years end up meeting them, exploit them and rape them. And this may lead to the sexual exploitation and human trafficking of minors.
This is why the U.S. Department of Justice puts hammers on the sexual predators. You can get LIFE in the iron college if you're charged in three things (in relation to felonious sex crimes).
- Human trafficking in sexual exploitation
- Drug trafficking (slavery and exploitation)
- Child porn
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