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   From: bksherman@loser.piece.of.shit   
      
   A Texas man was sentenced to 40 years in prison for attempting   
   to arrange a liaison where he would rape, kill and eat a 13-year-   
   old girl.   
      
   Alexander Nathan Barter was sentenced late Thursday to federal   
   charges of attempted coercion, enticement of a minor and   
   distribution of child pornography. He pleaded guilty to the   
   charges in December.   
      
   Prosecutors say Barter was trolling dark websites in search of   
   someone that he could rape, kill and then eat, expressing an   
   interest in cannibalism.   
      
   “I’d like to try necrophilia and cannibalism and see how it   
   feels to take a life. If you would be willing to let me kill   
   you, are in the U.S. (preferably in the south) and can travel by   
   car, contact me,” Barter posted on a dark website in October   
   2018.   
      
   An undercover officer saw the ad and responded pretending to be   
   a father offering his 13-year-old daughter to Barter. Between   
   Oct. 9, 2018, and Oct. 19, 2018, Barter and the undercover   
   officer exchanged a series of messages in which Barter repeated   
   his desire to rape, kill and eat the 13-year-old child.   
      
   Barter provided the undercover officer with instructions on   
   traveling from Florida to Texas, what to tell the child to   
   convince her to travel and how to conceal evidence of their   
   crime.   
      
   On Oct. 9, 2018, Barter arrived at the designated meet site in   
   Joaquin Texas, with a knife, trash bag, cellphone and tablet,   
   according to court documents.   
      
   Mark Dawson, a special agent with Homeland Security   
   Investigations, called the case the “most morally depraved and   
   appalling criminal conspiracies” he’s come across in his 23   
   years in law enforcement.   
      
   U.S. Attorney Stephen J. Cox, who filed the charges, said the   
   case is “the worst of the worst.”   
      
   “As this chilling case demonstrates, online talk is not always   
   just talk,” Mr. Cox said in a statement. “The constant vigilance   
   of our law enforcement partners has prevented an evildoer from   
   finding a likeminded accomplice and bringing his grisly plan to   
   fruition.”   
      
   https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/sep/18/texas-man-   
   sentenced-40-years-prison-trying-rape-ki/   
      
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