ID: 749112
Open
Please log in to access the confirmation page.
CHRISTOPHER TERRANOVA | Former NY Cop Convicted of Sex Offenses Involving 4 Minor Boys and the SA of 2 of Those Children | Bought Second Home 'a few minutes away' from Texas CSAM Victim | ALS
LongfellowSerenade 28
Christopher Terranova, a former NYPD officer, has been convicted of several sexual charges against juveniles. The charges include sexual exploitation, attempted sexual exploitation, and luring and coercing four boys between the ages of 12 and 15. Terranova used social media channels to engage in illicit chats with teenage males, focusing on vulnerable persons. He sent explicit texts to his victims and requested explicit images, demonstrating how he used his position as a police officer to acquire trust and push young boys into compromising circumstances. Terranova allegedly engaged in physical sexual actions with two of his victims, such as arranging a ride home to an acquaintance's kid but then bringing him to a remote location where he commanded the youngster to do sexual acts. Terranova was found guilty of all six counts on November 22, 2024, underlining the significance of children's online safety. He faces a mandated minimum term of 15 years in prison, but given the gravity of his offenses against youngsters, he might face life in prison.
Hey … it’s Chris Terranova the cop you met at the 121 that day with mom, i just wanted to reach out to see if you were doing ok after the incident, I hate seeing these things happen to good Guys like yourself.
$20.00
- Postage
-
Standard Shipping
$0.00 to United States
Get Additional Rates
- Select Country
- Zip/Post Code
- Quantity
$25.00
4 watching
23 views
No bids posted.
Description
Christopher Terranova. Autographed Letter, Signed. Handwritten, Commercial #10 (4.125 × 9.5 envelope). New York, NY. December 20, 2024. Content unknown. SEALED.
Overview of Christopher Terranova’s Case
Christopher Terranova, a former officer of the New York City Police Department (NYPD), was convicted by a federal jury on multiple counts related to sexual offenses involving minors. The charges included sexually exploiting, attempting to sexually exploit, and enticing and coercing four boys aged 12 and 15. The trial took place in Brooklyn before United States District Judge Kiyo A. Matsumoto and lasted five days.
Details of the Offenses
The offenses occurred between December 2019 and May 2023. During this period, Terranova utilized social media platforms to engage in inappropriate conversations with underage boys. He specifically targeted vulnerable individuals, including a boy who had recently reported a robbery at the 121st Precinct on Staten Island, where Terranova was stationed. By accessing the NYPD database, he obtained the boy’s cellphone number and initiated contact under the pretense of concern for his well-being after the robbery incident.
Terranova’s interactions escalated quickly; he sent sexually explicit messages and solicited explicit photographs from his victims. In one instance, he sent a photograph of his genitals to one victim while asking for similar images in return. This predatory behavior exemplified how he exploited his position as a police officer to gain trust and manipulate young boys into compromising situations.
In addition to online exploitation, Terranova engaged in physical sexual acts with two of his victims. For example, he offered a ride home to an acquaintance’s son after a birthday party but instead took him to a secluded area where he directed the boy to perform sexual acts.
Conviction and Sentencing
On November 22, 2024, following deliberations by the jury, Terranova was found guilty on all six counts outlined in the indictment. The prosecution emphasized that he abused his authority as a police officer to prey on minors for personal gratification. As part of the legal proceedings, U.S. Attorney Breon Peace highlighted that this case serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilance regarding online safety for children.
Terranova faces severe penalties upon sentencing; he is subject to a mandatory minimum sentence of 15 years in prison but could potentially receive life imprisonment due to the nature of his crimes against minors.
Conclusion
The conviction of Christopher Terranova underscores critical issues surrounding child safety in both physical and digital spaces. His actions not only violated legal statutes but also betrayed the trust placed in him as an officer sworn to protect citizens.
VIDEO: Ex-NYPD officer convicted in sex offenses involving four under-aged boys | https://youtu.be/GgN1TSIYElw
Archiving Protocol:
• Handled with White Gloves ab initio
• Photo Pages/Sheet Protectors: Heavyweight Clear Sheet Protectors, Acid Free & Archival Safe, 8.5 × 11, Top Load
• White Backing Board – Acid Free
Shipping/Packaging: Rigid Mailer 9.5 × 12.5. White, self-seal, stay-flat, Kraft cardboard, no bend. Each rigid mailer is made of heavy cardboard, which has strong resistance to bending and tearing. Thicker than the USPS mailers. Shipping cost never more than it absolutely has to be to get it from me to you.
Payments & Returns
- Payment Methods
- PayPal, Money Order
Postage & Shipping
- Item Location
- 49858, Michigan, United States
- Ships To
- Worldwide
- Pick-ups
- No pick-ups
- Shipping Instructions
- Shipping costs to international destinations will be applied to this auction. Please contact us if you have any questions about shipping to your location.
- Returns Accepted
- No
LongfellowSerenade 28
JESSICA LAUREN LAWSON | Police Said Teacher Raped Student, Then Made Him Drive Because She Was Too Drunk. Now She's Going to Prison | Sentenced For Sexual Battery And Rape Of A Minor Days After Boy's Adoption | ALS
Jessica Lawson, a 36-year-old former teacher from Idaho, was
sentenced to two counts of felony sexual violence on a juvenile. The
case, which has important consequences for teacher-student
relationships, involved Lawson having a sexual contact with a teenage
boy. Lawson was first charged with criminal rape, felony supply of a
controlled narcotic, and misdemeanor dispensing alcohol to minors.
However, as part of a plea arrangement, she admitted to two charges
of criminal sexual battery. La...
$20.00
0 bids
LongfellowSerenade 28
COREY JOHNSON | EXECUTED For A Series Of Seven Murders In 1992 | Federal Government Executes A Man Who was Likely Intellectually Disabled, Without Any Judicial Review of His Eligibility for the Death Penalty | ALS | UNOPENED
Corey Johnson was convicted of a series of 7 murders in order to
further a drug enterprise. Corey committed the murders in the
Richmond, VA area to further a drug enterprise that trafficked large
quantities of cocaine. Among his crimes were the shooting with a
semiautomatic weapon of a rival drug dealer, the killing of a woman
who had not paid for some crack cocaine and the shooting of a man at
close range whom Corey suspected of cooperating with the police.
When asked by an
execut...
$20.00
0 bids
LongfellowSerenade 28
ZACHARY JARRED WALTON | Family Friend/Babysitter Accused Of Smashing 4-Month-Old Baby's Head Into Elevator Wall To Get Her To Stop Crying | Charged With Murder, Aggravated Child Abuse After Infant Dies | ALS
Zachary Jarred Walton, a 28-year-old Utah man, has been charged with
first-degree felony murder and two charges of second-degree felony
aggravated child abuse in connection with a tragic incident involving
a 4-month-old newborn. The incident took place on August 25 at the
Road Home Shelter in Midvale, Utah. Walton had been babysitting the
infant for two to three weeks before to the fatal incident. On the
day of the event, Walton awoke weeping and brought her to the
shelter's roof via el...
$20.00
0 bids
LongfellowSerenade 28
LESTER “JUSTICE” FORD | American Convicted Serial Killer And Serial Rapist Who Strangled Three Women In Queens, New York, Between January And July 1991 | Autographed Letter Signed
Lester “Justice” Ford, a convicted serial murderer and serial
rapist, was responsible for the gruesome killings of three women in
Queens in 1991. Ford's unlawful actions resulted in his arrest and
conviction, with a life sentence. He grew up in a household of five
siblings and was involved in several legal troubles. Ford's criminal
career started with the killings of Sheilda Dixon and Tracy
Covington, and he also committed multiple sexual assaults. A victim
of his rape positively iden...
$40.00
0 bids
