The United States Attorney’s Office, the Department of Justice Criminal Division’s Money Laundering and Asset Recovery Section, the FBI, the Fayette Commonwealth Attorney’s Office, the Lexington Police Department, and the Children’s Advocacy Center of the Bluegrass (CAC) jointly announced today that a portion of proceeds from the sale of the Lexington residence owned by two men convicted of child abuse will be shared with the CAC. Full Article
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“asserting that the home had facilitated the interstate transport of minors for the purpose of sexual assault.” How?? How did the home transport the minors?
So the State will bankrupt you, incarcerate you, take your home and property, brand you a monster and force you to register for the rest of your life….?
America really has become a fascist state! 😡