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Duke University official has been charged in federal court with offering his 5-year-old adopted son up for sex.
An unidentified informant who already faces child porn charges in a different child sex case pointed investigators to Lombard, according to court documents.
According to an affidavit in support of the arrest warrant, the Internet service indicated that Lombard's profile "stated he was interested in "perv fam fun,"
A Washington, D.C., police detective who was investigating the case set up undercover chats with someone matching Lombard's description during which the detective says he was invited to fly to Raleigh to have sex with the person's 5- year-old adopted child.
During the chats, according to the affidavit, "FL" told undercover investigators that he had himself molested his child, whom he adopted as an infant, and that he had allowed others to molest his child.
"FL" stated that "the abuse of the child was easier when the child was too young to talk or know what was happening, but that he had drugged the child with Benadryl during the molestation," Palchak wrote in his affidavit
It’s premeditated, well thought out and acted upon with NO REMORSE.
Or no remorse until he got caught.
Lombard has been charged with attempting to induce someone to cross state lines to engage in sex with a child, punishable by a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
During the chats, according to the affidavit, "FL" told undercover investigators that he had himself molested his child, whom he adopted as an infant, and that he had allowed others to molest his child. "FL" stated that "the abuse of the child was easier when the child was too young to talk or know what was happening, but that he had drugged the child with Benadryl during the molestation," Palchak wrote in his affidavit.
Neighbors of Lombard had nothing to say about him Saturday to a reporter who visited Eno Commons, a co-housing community in north Durham
Residents ordered the reporter to leave the neighborhood, which emphasizes communal life.
Originally posted by chise61
Neighbors of Lombard had nothing to say about him Saturday to a reporter who visited Eno Commons, a co-housing community in north Durham
Residents ordered the reporter to leave the neighborhood, which emphasizes communal life.
www.newsobserver.com...
This makes it look as though these neighbors have no problem with what this man did. I wonder just how communal their housing community is.