A mother from Florida was found guilty of perpetrating sexual offenses against her two young boys and the family dog, as well as producing and selling films of them on Snapchat. She was sentenced to 21 life sentences in jail with the possibility of parole.
Natalie Jesslynn Wagner, 48, of Port St. Lucie was found guilty by a jury on June 19 of 84 counts of sexual assault, including incest and transferring child pornography. The charges were brought against her.
“A mother with her infant son, who is one year old, and her toddler son, who is three years old, doing this to them.” Assistant State Attorney Katy Reid stated that the situation is not getting any more heinous or heinous than it already is.
According to Treasure Coast Newspapers, Wagner was assigned a sentence on June 25.
The online court records indicate that Wagner was taken into custody in August of 2022 and charged with the following offenses: sexual battery on a minor with the death penalty, lewd and lascivious molestation, possession and promotion of child pornography, incest, and sexual conduct with an animal.
The statement was made by Reid in the year 2022. She had filmed tapes showing herself engaging in sexual practices with her children who were one and three years old.
She reportedly sold the recordings on Snapchat for between $5 and $50, according to WPTV.
Reid stated that users communicated to her the content they desired to view, as reported by WPTV. People contacted Snapchat about a parent who was “advertising” films of the parent having sex with their children, according to Reid, who mentioned that the crimes were brought to light after people told Snapchat about the parent. According to Reports from WPTV, Reid stated that the parent was Wagner.
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children received the information via Snapchat, and they could trace an IP address to Port St. Lucie, where Wagner was located. As reported by WPTV.
It was she who was their mother. According to WPTV, Reid stated, “What I mean is that she was the one person who ought to have made sure that this never happened to them.”
In addition to the fact that the three-year-old is receiving counseling, the children are being cared for by relatives of the family, according to Reid.
The request for comment that was made by PEOPLE was not met with a response from Wagner’s public defender.
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