Racine County Child Porn, sexual assault; convicted man

Racine County, Wis. – A man of Racine could spend the rest of his life in prison after he was convicted of child pornography and sexual assault.

Years of prison

What we know:

67-year-old Mansorabadi keramat was sentenced to 49 years in prison and 39 years of extended supervision. He was convicted in November 2024 for many crimes.

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Initially, he was arrested for the following crimes:

• Repeated sexual assault on the same child
• Incest with a child
• Sexual abuse of children – movies, entries, etc.
• Sexual abuse of children – movies, entries, etc.

There were 37 cases of child pornography. Ultimately, the jury found Mansoorabadi to be guilty above justified doubt because of each count.

History

Timeline:

According to officials, on February 1, the Racine Sheriff’s Office of the Criminal Investigation Bureau initiated an investigation into a complaint about children’s sexual assault. An interview with the child was conducted, and the Mansorabadi keramat was arrested.

Investigators carried out an order to search Mansorabdi at the place of residence, and the evidence justified the child’s allegations were confiscated.

One of these collected items was a mobile phone, which was taken to the Department of Karnach Investigative for Forensic Examination. In anticipation of the exam, Mansoorabadi was released from prison after publishing the bonds of $ 100,000.

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After the end of the criminal study, the investigators reviewed the extraction of a mobile phone and discovered that Mansorabadi had over 30 photos of child pornography.

In November 2023, investigators arrested Mansorabadi on charges of additions to having child pornography. His deposit was set at $ 1,850,000.

What they say:

“I am incredibly proud of the accurate and relentless work of Inv. Winger and his colleagues in the Investigative Office, “said Racine Christopher Schmaling. “I praise Ada Brooke Erickson for her dedication and skills in ensuring beliefs in every respect, and applauding Judge Flancher for making sure that this predatory child will never harm another child, sending him to prison for the rest of his days. Most importantly, I, I want to recognize the strength of the young survivor.

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