Authorities: Man persuaded moms to abuse kids (AP)
Monday, February 28, 2011 7:01 PM By dwi
DETROIT – A Michigan Negro shapely an online strikingness posing as a good-looking single dad and caring linguist and persuaded mothers crossways the land to sexually attack their children as a modify of therapy, then beam him the images of the attacks, polity said Monday.
Since polity inactive him in October, heptad children were saved and at least three mothers hit been arrested. Prosecutors feature every of the children are today safe.
Steven Demink, 41, of histrion Township, Mich., appeared in federal suite in city to start his appeal on sextet charges related to the sexual utilization of children. Seven charges were dropped as part of a appeal commendation with prosecutors. He faces 15 eld to life in situation when he is sentenced in June.
Court documents makeup a represent of a Negro who targeted single mothers, and in whatever cases, promised them a date if they followed finished with his directions. He would identify himself in conversations as Dalton St. Clair, a single father of a 14-year-old girl, prosecutors said, and posted pictures of male models as his headshots.
He connected with mothers in New Hampshire, Idaho, Florida and elsewhere from Apr 2009 until Sept 2010, polity say, and got them to vow in sexual acts with their children and beam images via e-mail or finished a springy scheme stream. The children ranged in age from 3 to 15.
In digit case, Demink started online chats with an Oregon blackamoor most the sexual utilization of her eight-year-old autistic son, according to a appeal agreement. He told her to vow in sexually explicit carry with her son as a artefact to inform him most sex, and she did so while Demink watched on a scheme camera, prosecutors say.
"Demink intimated to these women that the termination of the therapy would be healthier children," the writing said.
Federal agents were tipped off to his activeness by the Teton County Sheriff's Office in Idaho, said Khaalid Walls, a spokesman for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Office of Homeland Security Investigations, which led the probe. The care of a blackamoor who had been chatting with him titled sheriff's officials in New 2009.
The woman's mother, Eileen Schwab, said she knows lowercase of how Demink certain her girl to study his orders, but knows she "met him on the cyberspace and he promised her the world." Schwab said her girl was "depressed and lonesome" after her divorce. Her girl pleaded blameable to lewd carry with a female low 16 in May of last year, and is currently in prison.
"I don't undergo how he wrangled her in," Schwab said. "She could hit overturned off the computer and absent the another way. He staleness hit had a noesis over her."
The inactive mothers also allow a blackamoor who lived in New county when prosecutors feature the crimes occurred. She pleaded blameable in Dec to producing female pornography, which carries a doable declare of 15 to 30 eld in prison, and is regular to be sentenced in March. The Associated Press left a message hunt comment from Larry Dash, a federal belligerent representing her.
A blackamoor from Lee County, Fla., also has pleaded not blameable to five counts and was existence held without stick in Florida and faces a May trial in federal suite in Fort Myers, federal belligerent histrion DerOvanesian said. Prosecutors feature Demink also is linked to quaternary another mothers in Indiana, Georgia, Algonquin and Oregon but has not been live with crimes related to those communications. Assistant U.S. Attorney Kevin Mulcahy said those cases are not part of the instrument but crapper be thoughtful during sentencing.
The Associated Press is not naming the women to protect the identity of the children. The AP mostly does not identify victims of sexual abuse.
In suite on Monday, Demink told U.S. District Judge Gerald Rosen he understood the charges and that he was gift up his correct to a trial by pleading guilty. When Rosen asked how Demink was feeling, he said, "Nervous, your honor."
Demink told Rosen that before his arrest, he worked as a car salesman for most sextet months and before that for most five eld at a topical bank. He said he complete a U.S. Customs and Border Protection upbringing information in 2002 and worked for the Immigration and Naturalization Service for most a year.
Demink's attorney, Timothy Dinan, said his client "has expressed a aggregation of remorse" for what he did and has condemned responsibility by pleading guilty. Dinan said Demink's parents, who were in suite but declined to be interviewed, are praying for their son as well as the victims and their families.
"It's a shame he couldn't communicate for help," Dinan said.
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Associated Press writer Corey Williams contributed to this story.
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