Monster Pedophile Who Videotaped Sex Abuse of 18-month-old Baby and Two Other Young Girls Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison

A Connecticut man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexually abusing three young girls, including an 18-month-old toddler, and videotaping the acts assaults at his home.

David Csanadi, 36, of Newtown, was sentenced Tuesday in federal court in New Haven after entering a guilty plea in November to one count of producing child pornography.

Federal prosecutors say Csanadi abused the children of his friends in 2006 and 2007 and recorded the assaults on video. Officials say he also downloaded child porn from the Internet onto his home computer.

Detestable crimes: David Csanadi, 36, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexually abusing three young girls and videotaping the acts

The Connecticut Post reports that Assistant U.S. Attorney Neeraj Patel called Csanadi a ‘monster who crept into the bedrooms of little girls at night.'
‘The monster who visited these girls was not a figment of these little girls' imagination. The monster was real,’ the prosecutor said.
Csanadi also has pleaded guilty to state sexual assault and child pornography charges and is set to be sentenced to a concurrent 20-year prison term on April 2.
After serving his sentence, Csanadi will be subject to 15 years of supervised release
According to prosecutors, the abuse targeting an 18-month-old, a four-and-a-half-year-old and another girl under the age of 12 happened inside Csanadi's Newtown home and in Rhode Island.
The 36-year-old has been jailed since April 5, 2011, when he was arrested on three counts of first-degree sexual assault, risk of injury or impairing the morals of children, illegal sexual contact with a child, and one count of third-degree possession of child porn.

Abomination: One of Csanadi's victims was an 18-month-old girl whom he sexually abused while she was down for her nap, while two others were children of friends ages five years old and younger than 12 

House of horrors: The abuse happened at Csanadi's Newtown home, where he also stored the pornographic videos

Prosecutors described in court one of the videos recorded by Csanadi depicting his abuse of the 18-month-old baby in her bedroom during a nap.

'She couldn't speak or walk,' US Attorney Patel told Judge Janet Bond Arterton. 'She couldn't run away or tell someone. She couldn't tell the defendant to stop.'

FBI agents working with police identified two other prepubescent girls in the 25 homemade pornographic videos they seized from Csanadi's home in April 2011.
Other recordings depicted young girls playing on the beach, dancing, selling lemonade and stepping off a school bus.

In each of the tapes, the lens zooms in on the children's chest, groin, buttocks and feet. Officials also found 5,000 child pornographic images on his computers, among them S & M scenes.

During Csanadi's sentencing, the judge noted that the defendant abused the children of his friends, with their parents completely unaware of the criminal betrayal of their trust.
Csanadi was arrested in 2011 after officials with FBI's Childhood Exploitation Taskforce investigating a website determined that the 36-year-old man was downloading child pornography.

A search of his Newtown home on April 8 netted the videos showing Csanadi abusing little girls. Csanadi's attorney Paul Thomas said in court that his client is 'not a monster,' adding that he has feelings of deep remorse for what he had done.

Justice: During sentencing in New Haven, the prosecutor called Csanadi a 'monster' while on of the victims' relatives said that he stole her niece's innocence like a 'thief in the night'

'He is horrified by his conduct,' the public defender said before recommending that Csanadi be sent to a treatment program for sexual offenders in Massachusetts.
Csanadi's father, a retired police officer, addressed the court before his son's sentencing, telling the judge that the 36-year-old man has turned his life around after overcoming a cocaine addiction on his own.

Csanadi's attorney read a statement on his client's behalf, saying in part that he has spent every day thinking about his wrongdoings.In the course of the hearing, an aunt of one of the underage victims gave a statement, telling the court that the defendant 'acted like a thief in the night' stealing her niece's innocence during a sleepover.

‘Mr Csanadi may have a chance to leave prison one day, but my family and I can never walk away from what happened,’ she said.

The 36-year-old Newtown resident later said in court that he did not know why he committed the horrendous crimes, comparing the accessibility of internet pornography to 'putting alcohol in front of an alcoholic.' 

White Folks Looting After Marathon Bombing....Damn

They won't show this on FOX NEWS or any of the other news sources. And if its not showing up here google it and watch....shameful1

Police say Phoenix man killed wife over fear he gave her HIV and then killed his son

GOODYEAR, Ariz. — A man charged with fatally stabbing his wife and adult son in their suburban Phoenix home told investigators he carried out the killings out of a fear he had given his wife HIV from prostitutes he used to frequent and out of concern about what would become of his jobless son.
Investigators said in court records that Eugene Maraventano, 64, believed his wife, Janet Maraventano, 63, was ill and feared she might test positive for cancer or a disease he had given her from prostitutes he slept with when he worked for a rail line in New York.

Eugene Maraventano, who planned to kill himself after killing his wife, wondered what would become of his son, Bryan Maraventano, 27, after his suicide, explaining that his son played video games all day and had no girlfriend or job, according to a court record filed by police. Bryan Maraventano lived with his parents.

Eugene Maraventano made several unsuccessful suicide attempts after the killings and called authorities Saturday to say he had carried out the stabbing deaths a few days earlier, police said.

“I killed my wife and I killed my son,” the police document quotes Maraventano as telling a dispatcher.
Maraventano acknowledged getting a 14-inch knife from the kitchen of his two-story stucco home in Goodyear, going into the upstairs master bedroom where he stabbed his sleeping wife twice. He then attacked his son after the son answered a knock on his bedroom door from his father, according to the police record. The knife was found on the night stand in the master bedroom.

Maraventano was treated at a hospital for injuries he suffered during his suicide attempts and is now in jail on a $2 million bond. It’s unclear whether Maraventano has an attorney or whether Janet Maraventano had any ailments that her husband said he was worried about.

Maraventano told investigators that he and his wife hadn’t been fighting the night of the killing.

There was nothing negative to associate with Geno and his family,” said Phil Wesson, who lives two houses away from the Maraventano home. “There was no sign of anything for me. I knew him as the most likeable guy.”

Nicole Schwartz, another neighbor, told Phoenix TV station KSAZ that she was “in shock ... that something like that would happen in our neighborhood.”

Pedophiles Gone Wild: Gay Married Couple Feasting on Young Boys

This problem is more widespread then anyone can imagine. The American media's cover up is nothing short of shameful. Homosexuals fear a backlash in public opinion when stories like this get out. And what most of you don't know is that a mandate was sent throughout all media outlets not to report anything negative about homosexuals or their abuses. Stories like this are widespread but covered up for fear that such a backlash will prevent homosexuals from adopting young children. Wrong is wrong no matter who's doing it. In this era of homosexual supremacy it seems no one wants to protect children anymore.

A same-sex couple accused of sexually abusing their adopted children are facing trial after withdrawing from a plea agreement as they are facing new allegations of molestation. George Harasz and Douglas Wirth, of Glastonbury, were set to be sentenced Friday in Hartford Superior Court under a deal calling for suspended prison sentences and probation.

But the men instead withdrew from the agreement. The married couple pleaded no contest to charges of risk of injury to a minor in January. Harasz and Wirth adopted nine children beginning in 2000 and were arrested in November 2011. Police said two boys, ages 5 and 15, accused Harasz of sexually assaulting them. Harasz was charged with first-degree sexual assault and Wirth was charged with third-degree sexual assault of the 15-year-old boy.

Other children in the home told authorities they weren't abused.

Friday was supposed to be a sentencing hearing for Harasz and Wirth, who pleaded guilty in January to one felony count each of risk of injury to a minor.

But the agreement fell apart at the last moment when the defendants learned of a new allegation of abuse made against Harasz by one of the alleged victims, the Hartford Courant reported.

The case was thrown into further turmoil after additional allegations of abuse came to light involving three other of the nine children adopted by the Connecticut men.

Prosecutor David Zagaja told Judge Joan Alexander that in light of the revelations, which could result in additional criminal charges, there was no point in going forward with the sentencing. Instead, Zagaja said the proper course of action was to go to trial.

House of Horror to some beautiful home to others

The defendants' defense attorneys agreed, asking the judge to allow their clients to withdraw their guilty plea and have their day in court to clear their name.

The judge said that the new allegations of abuse revealed in the pre-sentence investigation are 'dramatically different and more extreme.'

According to the report cited by the prosecutors, the couple's adopted son said he has scars 'from being held down and raped and that those injuries were inflicted by a weapon.' During the hearing, one of the alleged victims addressed the court, demanding that his fathers be locked up in prison. The teenager said that the physical, psychological and sexual abuse began when he was six years old.

According to his statement, Harasz and Wirth would touch and violate him, and would make him perform sexual acts on the two of them.'They took turns raping me over and over,' the accuser said. 'Anyone who would do this to a child is a sick, demented person.' Several family members of the two men spoke out in their defense, including one of their adopted sons, Carlos Harasz, who once again insisted that his siblings accusing their parents are liars and said they are mentally ill. Carlos Harasz claimed that the abuse his brother described was committed by his previous foster parents, not the two fathers who built a 'normal, painless life' for their large brood. (Kids don't use normal,painless life.) He was coached.

He also accused child services and police of taking 'the word of an angry and damaged boy. Russell Wirth described his son and his partner as 'loving, dedicated parents' who were destroyed by the false allegations, and called on their three adopted sons to tell the truth.  Married fathers Harasz and Wirth, who say they consider caring for hard-to-place children a personal challenge, adopted three sets of siblings, all boys, since 2000.
George's two biological children and their mother also live at the large Victorian home in Glastonbury, Connecticut.


Harasz and Wirth Plead Guilty but now forced to go to Trial.

According to their website, the family also ran a dog breeding business from their home, with the original aim of helping the children learn to love and care for something.  In November 2011, Harasz was arrested and charged with assaulting two children and Wirth with assaulting one, police told the Hartford Courant.

Harasz was charged with two counts of first-degree sexual assault, aggravated first-degree sexual assault, fourth-degree sexual assault, two counts of risk of injury to a minor and cruelty to persons.

Newport News Cop Arrested for Indecent Exposure

A police officer was charged Sunday with indecent exposure, according to a police spokesman.
About 9:15 a.m. Sunday, officers were sent to the 700 block of Harpersville Road on a report of a man exposing himself, police wrote in a news release. When they arrived, they talked to witnesses who told them a nude man had been standing on the porch. When one of the officers approached the home, a nude man shut the front door, the release says. Police notified the department’s Special Victims Unit and obtained arrest warrants.

They charged Christopher E. Roush, 41, of the same address, with two counts of indecent exposure and one count of obscene sexual display, the release says. Roush, a master police officer, was released on his signature and is scheduled to appear in General District Court on April 24. Roush is on unpaid administrative leave, the release says. He has been with the department for nine years and is assigned to the south precinct.




In addition to the criminal inquiry, the department’s Professional Standards Office will conduct an administrative investigation. This is not the first time the officer has faced charges in Newport News. A police spokesman confirmed that Roush changed his name in the last year from Christopher E. Miner.

In January 2009, Miner was charged with abduction after a 27-year-old woman told police that he refused to allow her to leave a residence after they had spent a "social evening" together, according to a police news release. A month later he was charged with rape, abduction with the intent to defile and forcible sodomy, stemming from an incident that reportedly occurred at Miner's residence on Dec. 6.
Miner was acquitted in each of the two cases in 2010, according to The Daily Press.


Similar porch where the nasty and dirty police officer Christopher Roush
stood nude regularly and jacked off for passing cars. Police never came-
but Roush sure did.

Virginia Parents Accused of Murder, Keeping Starving Child in Cage,Goes to Trial

The daughter police say Brian and Shannon Gore starved and kept in a makeshift cage two years ago will appear during her parent’s trial, but Gloucester county Judge Bruce Long ruled Monday morning that the now 8-year-old girl will appear via closed circuit television. Everyone in the courtroom will be able to see and hear her, but she will only see the attorneys in the room with her.

“To be called to testify is very traumatic,” said family law expert Vivian Hamilton, who has studied the Gore case.  “It causes them significant anxiety and subjects them to secondary trauma.”

The Gores are charged with felony child neglect and aggravated malicious wounding.  Shannon Gore’s attorney made the request to have the girl in court. His motion says the prosecutors will show pictures of the girl “in a state of shocking and extreme weight loss,” but the girl has “gained substantial weight and is presently overweight” since the alleged incidents.

“If the defense can show that she’s currently in good physical health, then that may undermine the Commonwealth’s attorney evidence and their ability to prove malicious wounding,” Hamilton said.
Prosecutors did not want the Gore’s daughter to have to come to court and neither did Judge Long initially, but he changed is mind.  He wrote that the aggravated malicious wounding charge requires proof that the victim is “severely injured and is caused to suffer permanent and significant physical impairment.”
Long granted prosecutors’ request for the girl to appear on closed circuit television, saving her from facing the parents police say left her wallowing in her own waste.

“Even testifying via closed circuit television means that the child will be in a strange courthouse environment, subjected potentially to questioning by strangers and therefore may endure significant trauma,” Hamilton said. Jury selection begins Tuesday morning.  The trial is expected to last through Friday.

What happened......


Brian and Shannon Gore: Trailer Trash Gone Wild

Two Virginia parents are being held today without bail in Gloucester County jail cells, still larger than the tiny cage police say they used to imprison their young daughter, feeding her so little she was forced to eat her own skin.

Brian and Shannon Gore are awaiting trial for the attempted murder of the 5- or 6-year-old girl as well as murder, after police found the body of another child buried on their property a day after discovering the severely malnourished girl. The couple appeared in a Gloucester County criminal court Wednesday morning where they refused bond and did not enter pleas.

The couple were arrested Thursday, when police knocking on doors during a robbery investigation stumbled upon the caged little girl, naked and covered in feces and bed sores. Cops returned Friday and after searching a shack near the couple's trailer home, unearthed the remains of a small child. Police have yet to confirm that child's age, sex or cause of death. Authorities are still awaiting the autopsy report in the child's death, said commonwealth attorney Robert Hicks.



In addition to the caged girl, whose age police estimate at 5 or 6, police removed a healthy 2-month-old infant. Both children were placed in protective custody. The caged girl, whom the Gores told police was only 2-years-old, was extremely malnourished and according to Brian Gore, 29, was fed a single Pop-Tart in the morning and another Pop-Tart or sandwich at night, said Maj. Darrell Warren of the Gloucester County Sheriff's Office.

She was so hungry her bones were visible and she ate her own flaking dried skin, Warren confirmed.
Brian Gore told police the caged girl had been born at home and did not have birth certificate, Warren said. He told police the girl had Down syndrome and cerebral palsy

According to court documents, the girl's cage was constructed from a crib and Gore told police she had been there since last summer. Prosecutor Robert Hicks called it "just the most horrible child abuse case" and said following today's preliminary hearing the case would go to the grand jury.
The couple, who were married in 2008, will enter pleas following the grand jury hearing.

"I am 100 percent sure Shannon will plead not guilty," said her lawyer Ron Smith.
Smith said Shannon Gore was not talking to police and would not disclose the content of conversations he had with his client. He said "the general public has already convicted her" and said he would likely ask that any trial be moved out of Gloucester County. Tim Clancy, the lawyer for Brian Gore, did not return calls.