A Sidney, Ohio, man was sentenced in U.S. District Court to 27 years in prison for attempting to produce child pornography and for violating his supervised release while registered as a sex offender from a previous conviction.
Charles Lee Frazier, 42, admitted during his guilty plea in March 2021 that he solicited child pornography from impoverished mothers in the Philippines.
According to court documents, Frazier used Filipino dating sites to connect with women in poverty. In subsequent Skype chats with the women, he obtained sexually explicit pictures of their children in exchange for money.
Specifically, Frazier’s conversations included requests for pornography of naked minor children engaging in sexual conduct with other children or with their mothers. Frazier distributed child pornography to several women, as examples of what images he wanted them to create with their children, or with instructions to show the images to their children to convince them to engage in that behavior.
The defendant also had discussions about committing violent acts against children. For example, he discussed killing infants during sexual assaults.
From April through July 2019, Frazier sent money via MoneyGram from a Sidney, Ohio, store to women in the Philippines in exchange for child pornography. Frazier sent approximately $800 to one individual in exchange for nude images of a seven-year-old girl. One of the women in the online chats stated she needed the money from Frazier for food.
Frazier was a registered sex offender at the time of the offense. He was convicted in a 2011 federal case for receiving child pornography. He was sentenced to 84 months in prison for that conviction.
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When will American admit that we are more concerned about the success of the Prison Industrial Complex than we are about the success of human beings who apparently need intensive psychotherapy for their offense during their incarceration to prevent a revolving door and throwing human beings away in a concrete cage until they develop mental and physical health issues which sometimes leads to disabilities.
Also, the PEW Center has previously, in the assessment of a corrections system, advised that their system is backward and therefore dysfunctional resulting in wasting taxpayer funds. Yet here we are.
Vicki Henry – Women Against Registry