I'm pretty sure that's only if you rape the mailman or a park ranger at Yellowstone. Seriously though unless you're on federal property or raping a federal employee or your penis is crossing state lines to penetrate someone, where's the federal jurisdiction? I guess they can get you with the "interstate commerce" angle since raping will bring down the price of trafficked sex slaves.
Most likely not. The older generation don’t really like technology (ffs they can hardly work Facebook)
Wait, hold on, holes in the wall? Did the police search his home?
anything that has to do with children or people who are deemed to be vulnerable CAN be prosecuted as a federal crime.
They had to go into 14BC to perform the wellness check on Barb. Any evidence of a crime having been committed that they could see with their own eyes is admissible without having to have gotten a warrant first.
In the background of his last video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ay-NMiYIdGI
Yeah, I have to agree that I think a lot of people who get involved with Chris think they are immune to his web of exploitation. Like I said, Chris has spent his life mastering the art of convincing people to give him his way. You can never get him under control because he will just turn to other people to give him his way if you don't. So even if someone like Null was unwilling to participate in his delusions, it doesn't make any impact on Chris because he will just get that validation elsewhere. Including from the fictional characters he believes he is interacting with. So long as Chris can indulge his delusions and maintain his life of not being accountable to anyone, he will do as he pleases. He will never learn or change because he doesn't want to or need to.
Guilty. I also love true crime. And I'm 40. But look at Chris' age and when this started. Many of my contemporaries are watching.
ay no disrespect to the elderfags, primordial oldfags.
Boomers aside, if you see coments on true crime channels nowadays, you see a lot of teenagers as well. JCS stuff are full of them. Besides, I always believed that True Crime and Investigation thing are the shit for "alternative" teenage girls as well.
Quite the opposite; Let's hope the other inmates does not drop the soap near Chris
I don't think the police have searched his home unless they have a reason to do so. I don't have the greatest understanding of the law especially in Virginia, but I'm assuming that the police would need probable cause to search a house. Sure, he was arrested on the charge of incest, but unless they think there's something else at play (which lets be honest, there probably is more we don't know about) they won't search the house. Plus it's not like it'd be easy to search that fucking goblin hoard anyway.
Why not? It's a potential crime scene now, and a search warrant isn't hard to get.
