NORFOLK, Va. – A Norfolk man was sentenced in the present day to 74 months in jail for receiving pictures of minors participating in sexually specific conduct.
Based on courtroom paperwork, Jesse Courtemanche, 38, was discovered to be sharing pictures of minors participating in sexually specific conduct by FBI brokers utilizing peer-to-peer file-sharing software program in an undercover capability. When interviewed, Courtemanche acknowledged he began these pictures on-line when he was in his mid-teens. A overview of his digital media revealed his assortment of 1000’s of pictures and movies of kid sexual abuse.
Tracy Doherty-McCormick, Appearing U.S. Legal professional for the Japanese District of Virginia, and Martin Culbreth, Particular Agent in Cost of the FBI’s Norfolk Subject Workplace, made the announcement after sentencing by Senior U.S. District Choose Robert G. Doumar. Assistant U.S. Legal professional Elizabeth M. Yusi prosecuted the case.
A replica of this press launch is situated on the web site of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Japanese District of Virginia. Associated courtroom paperwork and knowledge is situated on the web site of the District Court for the Japanese District of Virginia or on PACER by trying to find Case No. 2:17-cr-139.
