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This could just be a federal investigation without any new information. There doesn't need to be any new information. A few people on Syracuse.com are adamant in saying prepare to be shocked with new info? They are commenting on syracuse.com so who knows. I believe a fed investigation would include a lie detector test from the accusers and their girlfriend. Who knows, what were they snapping pictures of in an upstairs room?
Did something new come out with someone giving details of bedrooms or bathrooms in the house? Where they just doing the standard CPU hard drive searches and taking pics of that information? Why the hell would there be evidence in the file cabinets? I'm afraid we are in for a long ugly ride here? Were the hard drives missing? Were they looking in the woods for them or in the trash?
There is no statute of limitations on this anymore, see below:
A multitude of federal crimes have their own statute of limitations.
Federal offenses in which a child is the victim have their own specific statute of limitations. The Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act (P.L. 109-248, H.R. 4472, 2006) changed the statute of limitations to enable United States Attorneys to prosecute crimes against children long after they are alleged to have taken place.
The law was drafted in response to the abduction and murder of Adam Walsh, son of America’s Most Wanted Founder John Walsh. The law was signed by President George W. Bush in July 27, 2006.
Like capital crimes (where the death penalty can be imposed) and terrorism, crimes against children now have no statute of limitation. A federal offense against a minor can be prosecuted at any time, even after decades have passed.
For almost all federal criminal charges involving children, a child is defined as any person who is less than 18 years of age.
The following federal criminal charges have no statute of limitation:
http://www.federalcriminallawyer.us...for-federal-child-abduction-and-sex-offenses/
Did something new come out with someone giving details of bedrooms or bathrooms in the house? Where they just doing the standard CPU hard drive searches and taking pics of that information? Why the hell would there be evidence in the file cabinets? I'm afraid we are in for a long ugly ride here? Were the hard drives missing? Were they looking in the woods for them or in the trash?
There is no statute of limitations on this anymore, see below:
A multitude of federal crimes have their own statute of limitations.
Federal offenses in which a child is the victim have their own specific statute of limitations. The Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act (P.L. 109-248, H.R. 4472, 2006) changed the statute of limitations to enable United States Attorneys to prosecute crimes against children long after they are alleged to have taken place.
The law was drafted in response to the abduction and murder of Adam Walsh, son of America’s Most Wanted Founder John Walsh. The law was signed by President George W. Bush in July 27, 2006.
Like capital crimes (where the death penalty can be imposed) and terrorism, crimes against children now have no statute of limitation. A federal offense against a minor can be prosecuted at any time, even after decades have passed.
For almost all federal criminal charges involving children, a child is defined as any person who is less than 18 years of age.
The following federal criminal charges have no statute of limitation:
- 18 USC 1201. Kidnapping. This offense can result in life in prison, and the death penalty can be imposed if the victim was killed. The minimum sentence is 20 years in prison. See subsection (a). This statute does not apply to parents.
- 18 USC 1591. Sex trafficking of children by force, fraud, or coercion. The punishment for this offense is 15 years to life in prison if the child was less than 14 years old, and 10 years to life if the victim was 14 but less than 18 years of age. See subsections (b)(1)-(2).
- 18 USC 2241. Aggravated sexual abuse. Engaging in a sex act with a child who is younger than 12 years old is punishable by a minimum sentence of 30 years to life in prison. The same penalty applies to sexual conduct with a child who is between 12 and 16 years old if the defendant is at least 4 years older. See subsection (c).
- 18 USC 2242. Sexual abuse. Engaging in a sex act with any person by force or threat of force, or where the other person cannot legally consent, is punishable by life in prison.
- 18 USC 2243. Sexual abuse of a minor or ward.
- 18 USC 2244. Abusive sexual contact.
- 18 USC 2245. Any sexual abuse that results in death.
- 18 USC 2250. Failure to register as a sex offender. The penalty is not more than 10 years prison under subsection (a).
- 18 USC 2251. Sexual exploitation of children. The sentence is mandatory prison of 15 to 30 years. See subsection (e).
- 18 USC 2251A. Selling or buying of children.
- 18 USC Section 2252. Transporting, distributing, or selling material involving the sexual exploitation of minors.
- 18 USC 2252A. Transporting or distributing child pornography. A federal child pornography charge has a minimum sentence of 5 to 20 years prison.
- 18 USC 2252B. Misleading names on the internet. Using a domain name to mislead a minor into viewing obscene material can result in a prison sentence of up to 10 years.
- 18 USC 2260. Making material involving the sexual exploitation of children for export to the United States.
- 18 USC 2421. Transporting another for the purpose of prostitution. The sentence on this crime is not more than 10 years prison.
- 18 USC 2422. Inducing another or coercing another to travel for purposes of prostitution.
- 18 USC 2423. Transporting a minor for the purpose of engaging in an illicit sex act. This offense concerns transporting a person under age 18 for the purpose of engaging in a commercial sex act with another who is also under 18 years old. The penalty is not more than 30 years prison.
- 18 USC 2424. Filing a false immigration statement to house a prostitute.
- 18 USC 2425. Transmitting information about a minor to facilitate a sex act. This offense carries a penalty of up to 5 years prison.
http://www.federalcriminallawyer.us...for-federal-child-abduction-and-sex-offenses/
