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Description: Wichita, Kansas criminal law lawyer represented Defendant charged with committing sex crimes against children.
In June 2022, Dustin Strom, 26, of Parsons pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy to commit sexual exploitation of a child (production of child pornography).
In July 2022, Thommie-Lyn Stansky, 28, of Parsons pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy to commit sexual exploitation of a child (production of child pornography).
According to court documents, Strom and Stansky admitted that while living together as a romantic couple in February 2021, Strom expressed to Stansky his sexual interest in children. Stansky then created an image of herself sexually abusing a four-year-old victim and another image of herself sexually abusing a two-year-old victim. She shared these images with Strom. Strom also created images of himself sexually abusing the two -year-old and the four-year-old victims.
In August 2021, a social media platform reported Strom to law enforcement after some images were sent to other people via the Internet. Federal agents examining Stansky and Strom’s cell phones and social media accounts found communications between them in which they discussed the sexual abuse of children and child pornography.
Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and Kansas Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICAC) investigated the case.
Assistant U.S. Attorneys Molly Gordon and Jason Hart prosecuted the case.
18:2251(a) and (e) Conspiracy to commit sexual exploitation of a child - production of child pornography (SUPERSEDING INDICTMENT 10/5/2021)
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18:2251(a) and (e) Conspiracy to commit sexual exploitation of a child - production of child pornography (SUPERSEDING INDICTMENT 10/5/2021)
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Outcome: Defendant was sentenced to 720 months imprisonment (Count 1: 360 months; Count 2: 360 months, to run consecutively) ; 15 years supervised release (Count 1: 15 years; Count 2: 15 years, to run concurrently); $200 assessment; $20,000 AVAA assessment
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