CFK's would-be assassin convicted in child pornography case

CFK's would-be assassin convicted in child pornography case

Fernando Sabag Montiel, the main suspect in the assassination attempt against then Argentine Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (CFK) in September 2022, Tuesday clinched a plea deal with the prosecution in an unrelated child pornopraphy case for which he was sentenced to 4 years and 3 months in jail.

The Buenos Aires Justice sentenced him to four years and three months in effective prison for paedophilia. The investigation began from a finding on his cell phone, after his arrest for the attempted murder of Cristina Kirchner

Fernando Sabag Montiel is one of those accused of the attempted murder of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and is facing trial in this case. However, yesterday he was convicted of the crimes of distribution and possession of child sexual abuse material in an abbreviated trial where the Special Prosecutor's Office for Computer Crimes and Contraventions (UFEDyCI) obtained a sentence of 4 years and 3 months in prison to be served effectively. Fernand…

Fernando Sabag Montiel was convicted in Buenos Aires for the crimes of possession and distribution of material of sexual abuse against children. He is one of those accused for the assassination attempt against Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, who was found contained in a memory card with more than 100 videos and more than 15 image files. Judge Julia Correa, in charge of the Criminal Court and Misdemeanours N°28 found the 37-year-old man guilty af…

You will find the peace of mind lost when you go into prison. It is what a family in Ceuta asks for after having suffered a harsh episode of sexual abuse. His daughter was the victim. The perpetrator of these abuses, his grandmother, convicted both by Section VI of the Provincial Court of Cadiz in Ceuta, and by the TSJA. He is still at large, despite being required for a voluntary admission to prison. Five years of imprisonment for sexual abuse …

Former 'Glee' Star Faces Up To 7 Years In Jail For Crimes Against Children

In December 2015, the Los Angeles Police Department's Internet Crimes Against Children task force received a tip that actor Mark Salling was housing a collection of child pornography in his home in Sunland, California. Los Angeles TimesAfter a raid and further investigation, authorities discovered that he was in possession of more than 54,000 photos and videos which he downloaded using a software to mask his IP address. The 35-year-old, who play…