Teh provided text details allegations against morgan Stapp, an Indiana mother accused of child sex trafficking involving her infant daughter. HereS a breakdown of the key points:
Allegations: Stapp is accused of offering her 7-month-old daughter for sexual exploitation on Snapchat.
Evidence: Court documents and an affidavit reportedly show messages from a Snapchat account under the username “morgan-stapp” offering the infant for $400, with the mother stating she lived alone and the father was not involved.
Stapp’s Initial Response: When questioned by the FBI, Stapp claimed her Snapchat account had been hacked and she had lost access. She also mentioned receiving an email about her account being banned for “online commercial sex transactions.”
confession: Later, during an interview with the Indiana Department of Child Services, Stapp admitted to lying to the FBI about the hacking, stating she onyl wanted them to leave.
Further inquiry: A search warrant for Stapp’s Snapchat account revealed selfies saved after she claimed to have been hacked. The account also sent over 7,000 messages in three days, including inquiries about selling nudes for baby diapers.
Location: IP address records indicated that the Snapchat messages were sent from an area near Stapp’s home in Indianapolis.* Legal Proceedings: Stapp’s next court hearing is scheduled for September 15th. She is being represented by the Indiana Public Defender’s office after filing for indigent status.
