DENIED PAROLE!

Thank you to everybody who wrote letters to the Ohio Parole Board!

Jeffrey Talani was denied parole today.

"I was coerced"

Meet Jeffrey Talani.

Jeffrey Talani, chief of police and child molester.

Back in 1988 Jeffrey Talani plead guilty to molesting two little girls, just babies of 4 and 8.

Being charged with 20 counts of rape, kidnapping, gross sexual imposition, child endangering and drug abuse. Talani claimed "I was coerced into pleading for something I didn't do" and "I would rather die than to hurt a child". (Gee, where have we heard THAT before?)

Talani was sentenced to 4 to 10 years on one count of sexual battery and 2 years each on three counts of sexual imposition. He was also sentenced to 6 more months for obstructing justice.

Talani (the man who would rather die that hurt a child) is up for parole. The man who these little girls trusted, the whole community trusted, could be out in just a few weeks. Do you want this man living in your neighborhood? Do you want this man around children? Your children?

I know the victims and their families don't. This is what one of the victims had to say "it has been 21 years since he has been incarcerated, the information on what happened to me is a vivid now as it was then. It never goes away."

Lets help keep this creep behind bars where he belongs.

Ohio Parole Board, Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, 770 West Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43222.

Inmate: Jeffrey Talani, A205158

Child Rapist Gets 60 Years In Prison

A Sioux Falls man is headed to prison for 60 years for raping a girl so young she was still wearing diapers. A judge sentenced 38-year-old Barry Thunder Thursday afternoon for one count of rape and four counts of making child porn.

Even though a jury convicted him of raping a three-year-old girl and recording the crime with a cell phone, Thunder still claimed in court Thursday he's not guilty. He's now headed to prison for six decades to think about the crime he says he didn't do.

Even though Thunder is not accepting responsibilty for the videos and the rape, the prosecution believes the community is now safer after the sentence.

60 years for rapist of 11-year-old

A man convicted of raping an 11-year-old girl at knifepoint in her bedroom two years ago will spend at least 60 years in prison.

Peter Jacob Inouye, 26, was found guilty of three counts of first-degree rape while armed with a deadly weapon, one count of first-degree burglary while armed with a deadly weapon with sexual motivation, and one count of second-degree assault of a child while armed with a deadly weapon with sexual motivation.

“I was just a child and he took away my innocence in just 20 minutes,” the victim, now 13, told the judge at sentencing. She also blasted Inouye for not taking the stand during his trial.

The sentences for all five counts will be served consecutively, so the earliest Inouye could be paroled is in 60 years.

The judge said the reason for the exceptionally long sentence was because the child was raped three times during the Feb, 5, 2007 incident, so the judge sentenced Inouye on all three rapes.

Inouye was initially identified as a person of interest after detectives learned he had been at the victim's home for an event to help the girl’s family after her father died.

Fourth Court upholds conviction of child molester

The Fourth Court of Appeals has up-held the conviction of a Laredo man charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child. 63-year-old Miguel Montiel is currently serving a 40-year sentence after being found guilty by a jury of sexually assaulting a child less than six years-old ...last year.

Can't get away with molesting children, asshole.

New charges sends sex offender back to jail

A convicted sex offender is back in Sullivan County Jail after anonymous complaints led to new charges that he engaged in sex acts with young acquaintances, the sheriff's office said.

Anthony LaMantia, 56, of Liberty, is charged with sexually forcing himself upon a young boy and girl. The alleged acts happened between 1998 and 2001, and started when the kids were only 10 years old. LaMantia has been charged with two counts of sodomy and two counts of sexual abuse against a child, all felonies. He was sent to jail without bail.

Man Will Be Sentenced To Life For Raping Baby

One of Hawaii's most shocking sex-assault cases brings a life sentence for the defendant. Danny Friddle admitted Monday to having sex with a baby in his care and recording it on video.

The 31-year-old ex-army soldier and security guard showed no emotion as he pleaded guilty to 14 counts of sexual assault of a child and producing child pornography.

Sex offender sent to prison for 3rd time this year

Lock this thing up for good already!

A 27-year-old sex offender was sent back to prison today for the third time this year after having an unapproved relationship with a female sex offender, whom he brought back to the state-run halfway house where he lived, court officials said.

Andrew E. Sarber, a former Sheboygan man who now lists a Madison address, was sentenced to eight months in prison by Judge James Bolgert. The judge recommended the sentence be served at a mental institution, citing Sarber’s repeated violations of extended supervision.

“There’s honestly something not right that you’re able to live in our community and violate these rules so openly,” Bolgert said.

having sexual contact with a 13-year-old girl in March 2002 — has now been sent back to prison five times since January 2004. His prior violations of extended supervision included talking to two young girls after going out of range of his electronic monitoring bracelet, kissing a 15-year-old girl, trying to use another person’s credit card and bringing alcohol to the halfway house.

The violations typically occurred within weeks or months of his release from prison.

Two life terms for convicted child molester

Peter Petrosky Sr., was sentenced in Washoe County to two consecutive life terms with the possibility of parole after 20 years after Washoe County Sheriff's investigated the suspect for several months.

Throughout the course of their investigation, Washoe County Sheriff's against Children Detectives says Petrosky spent several months grooming young boys, lavishing them with gifts and other items in order to molest them.

Petrosky's sentence was handed down by Judge Jerome Polaha after he plead guilty to two counts of lewdness with a child under 14.

Man gets life for sex abuse charges

The feelings of Vincent Bernard Jones’ victims were attached by a paperclip.

They had plenty to say on paper. Jones, sentenced Wednesday to four concurrent life sentences for sex-related charges, didn’t.

“You’re a nasty, sick pervert and much more,” said one 17-year-old victim. “There is no words really to explain what you are ever since you touched me with your filthy hands ... and when you die in prison, I hope you rot in hell.”

Jones, 44, was convicted Oct. 29 of first-degree rape, first-degree sodomy, first-degree sexual abuse and incest. Jurors in the one-day trial decided that Jones inappropriately touched a relative in the summer of 2007. The acts occurred in several places across Russell County but more than once at a Sandfort Road home.

“You kept promising me you would leave me alone, but you didn’t,” said another 17-year-old girl, a relative of Jones’. “You hurt me physically and emotionally. Don’t nobody know how I feel unless they have been through what I’ve been through.”

Sun Valley child molester gets six life prison terms

A Sun Valley man was sentenced last week to six life sentences for a series of child molestations.

Washoe District Judge Janet Berry imposed the sentence Nov. 25 on Luis Reyes-Marquez, 44.

A jury found him guilty in June of two counts of sexual assault on a child and four counts of lewdness with a child younger than 14.

Reyes must serve at least 80 years.

Man charged with sex assault of teen

A Fairfield man who just got out of prison two months ago was arrested on sexual assault charges after he allegedly attacked a 16-year old girl on her way home from school.

Eric Julian, 26, was on probation after serving five years in prison when the alleged incident happened in the Jennings Road area on November 14.

Police say Julian grabbed the girl by the neck and dragged her into a back yard. The girl screamed and managed to get away.

Julian has been charged with third degree sexual assault and unlawful restraint.

'Scariest predator' put away

Gingell was convicted in 1981 for three counts of rape of an 8-year-old girl. He spent 23 years in Ohio’s prisons before being paroled in 2004. He was arrested in 2006 after police found a knife in his car, but was quickly released.

Gingell was arrested again six months ago, charged with not reporting his address as many sexual offenders are required by law to do. As a result, he was required to undergo a mental evaluation.

After reading the evaluation, Judge Melba Marsh was so scared she decided to personally look into Gingell’s past.

He was diagnosed with pseudological fastastica, a disorder that results in Gingell telling lies even if the truth is better for him. That’s a horrifying diagnosis for someone convicted of sex crimes the authorities want to keep an eye on, the judge said.

Marsh suggested Gingell and others like him were so dangerous they should be forced to wear a cowbell around their neck “so everybody knows where you are.”

Child molester decries sentence in Fayette

Whaaaa, cry me a river pervert!

A convicted child molester who was sentenced Wednesday to 14 to 40 years in prison told the judge he might as well have handed him a life sentence.

"That's life," lamented Raymond Edward Addis following his sentencing yesterday before Fayette County Judge Ralph Warman. "Forty years is life."

A jury convicted Addis, 48, of South Park, Allegheny County, of 23 counts of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, indecent assault and corruption of minors. Testimony during his May trial showed that Addis sexually assaulted five girls and a boy between October 2006 and July 2007 at locations in Fayette, Allegheny and Adams counties.

Cameron man gets 50 years for child porn

A Cameron, Mo., man was sentenced Wednesday to 50 years in a federal prison after being convicted of producing child pornography.

U.S. District Judge Nanette K. Laughrey sentenced William S. Price, 45, to 50 years in federal prison without parole.

Mr. Price, formerly a nursing supervisor at the Missouri State Veterans Home, received the maximum possible consecutive sentence of 30 years in prison for producing child pornography and 20 years in prison for receiving child pornography.

The court also ordered Mr. Price to pay $271,675 in restitution to the victim. The charges stem from Mr. Price repeatedly drugging a minor in his custody. After she was unconscious, Mr. Price videotaped himself molesting and raping her.

“This case is a tragic reminder that, behind every image or video of child pornography that’s downloaded over the Internet, there is a very real victim who was sexually assaulted in order to feed a perverse black market,” said John Wood, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Missouri.

Convicted child molester sentenced

Last month, John Edrington, 34, admitted he molested two little girls.

Judge Michael Lewis sentenced Edrington to 35 years in prison on each count for a total of 70 years. The sentences will run concurrent, meaning at the same time.

Not long enough....

Man faces 1,150 years for child pornography

A Stuarts Draft man faces up to 1,150 years in prison after pleading guilty to 98 child pornography and other charges involving a 3-year-old and a teen.

Forrester pleaded guilty to 67 counts of child pornography possession, 13 counts of producing child porn and nine counts of distributing child porn in connection with the 3-year-old girl. Eight additional charges of child porn distribution and one count of taking indecent liberties with a child involved a 15-year-old Connecticut girl.

Crackdown on sex offender sentences likely

A series of legislative hearings on Vermont's criminal justice system will likely result in a recommendation for stiffer mandatory minimum sentences for the most egregious sex offenders, the chairman of a key senate committee said Thursday.

Sen. Dick Sears, head of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said longer sentences for "habitual" offenders would not supplant existing sexual assault statutes, but offer prosecutors in the state an opportunity to apply the more severe charge in appropriate cases.

Other recommendations likely to appear in the committee's report, due in November, include expansive prevention efforts and beefed-up oversight of convicted sex offenders."We clearly have to recognize the limitations of treatment when it comes to sex offenders," Sears said Thursday. "I think the committee will be looking at strengthening laws, in terms of lengths of sentences, as well as a bigger focus on prevention programs."

Man sentenced to 25 years without parole for child molestation

A 50-year-old Perry man was sentenced this afternoon to 25 years in prison without parole for child molestation, a Houston County prosecutor says.

Richard Daniel Vorreyer was sentenced immediately after pleading guilty to two counts of aggravated sexual battery for acts committed against two children, ages seven and nine, Houston County District Attorney Kelly Burke said.

Jessica's Law at work!

Supreme Court Could Revist Death Penalty for Child Rape Decision

The Supreme Court is taking another look at one of last term's most controversial decisions, that it is unconstitutional to impose the death penalty on those who rape but do not kill children.

The highly unusual order from the court Monday stems from a glaring omission in the case: Lawyers on both sides failed to realize, and therefore failed to inform the court, that Congress had passed a federal law authorizing the death penalty for child rape by military personnel.

The court is asking the parties on both sides, as well as lawyers for the Bush administration, to file court papers on whether a rehearing is required and whether the existence of that federal law should change its analysis of the case. The briefs are due Sept. 24. A decision to rehear the case will take the votes of five justices under Supreme Court rules.