Man sentenced for helping US teacher catfish hundreds of students for explicit photos


Prosecutors said that Strange offered to help Wolf coerce young boys into sending them sexually explicit photos, and sent more than 27,000 messages and 4,000 images files over social media. — Image by Racool_studio on Freepik

A man has been sentenced for crimes connected to a scheme in which he helped a teacher at a private Pennsylvania school to collect sexually explicit photos from minors.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that Kray Strange of Carthage, New York was sentenced for 33 years in prison for exploiting over 200 victims, in coordination with Andrew Wolf, a teacher at the Springside Chestnut Hill Academy in Philadelphia. Wolf was sentenced last month to nearly 39 years in prison.

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