Pennsylvania State News by River Lange-Wright
David Carbonaro, 28, of Upper Darby, PA, was sentenced to twenty-two years and one month in prison, lifetime supervised release, and was ordered to pay $38,000 in restitution by United States District Court Judge Chad F. Kenney for numerous child exploitation offenses including abusing a three-year-old in order to produce pornography.
The defendant pleaded guilty to charges of production, distribution, and possession of child pornography, stemming from his horrendous sexual abuse of a minor child in his care when she was just a toddler.
Carbonaro conducted “photo shoots” of Minor #1, as she is referred to in court documents, in sexualized poses and directed his co-defendant, Kayla Parker, 30, to sexually abuse Minor #1 for his viewing pleasure.
Parker has had her local charges dropped so they can be upgraded to federal crimes.
Pennsylvania Law enforcement came upon the evidence of these deplorable crimes while investigating the defendant for distributing child pornography over the internet. The search warrant executed at Carbonaro’s residence in Delaware County yielded thousands of images of child pornography in his collection, including nine images depicting the sexual abuse of Minor #1.
“This is a truly horrifying case. Sexually exploiting and abusing a three-year-old child is simply too awful for most people to even think about,” said Acting U.S. Attorney Williams. “Strong law enforcement collaboration between our Office, Homeland Security Investigations and the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General resulted in justice for this defendant and his victims. Anyone we find abusing children in this District we will be held accountable for their crimes.”
“Children are among the most vulnerable members of our Commonwealth, and thanks to the strong communication and collaboration with our federal and state law enforcement partners, we were able to hold the defendant accountable for his abhorrent crimes,” said Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro. “My Office will always stand up for survivors of sexual abuse.”
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