Trevor Morris of South Carolina was arrested in 2018 for the sexual exploitation of a minor.
Investigators said that Trevor Morris secretly recorded a minor victim without any consent and distributed the files of sexually explicit videos of the child.
Who Is Trevor Morris South Carolina?
Trevor Morris is a 26 years old man from South Carolina who was charged with 23 charges related to the exploitation of minors. The Attorney General’s Office Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force arrested him in 2018.
According to investigators, he took videos of a minor without their knowledge and even distributed them on the internet. As a result, he was charged with two counts of first-degree sexual exploitation of a minor, 11 counts of second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor, and ten counts of third-degree sexual exploitation of a minor.
S.C. Attorney General Alan Wilson said that he might get 10 to 20 years of prison if convicted. He was released on a $12,500 surety bond.
Spartanburg SC Man, Trevor Morris, Arrested
Trevor Morris from Spartanburg, SC, was arrested for child sexual exploitation. He secretly recorded a child and distributed the files containing explicit contents.
There have been many similar cases in the past as well. For example, according to the BBC, Trevor Morris from Chorley was sentenced to 12 years for sexually assaulting younger children in 2004.
He was convicted of 20 charges, of which seven are of child sexual abuse and ten of indecent assault. He committed the crime while babysitting. Later, he was banned and disqualified to work with children at Preston Crown Court.
In Spartanburg, a similar case was recorded where a man was charged with indecent liberties with children in 2019. Earlier this year, the authorities added ten other charges related to sexual offenses because he failed to register as an offender.
Is Trevor Morris In Jail?
There are no updates to know if Trevor Morris is in jail or not. He was released on a bond of $12,500 shortly after he was taken into custody. He was ordered to have no unsupervised contact with the victim or any other children and no access to the internet and computers.
The severity of the crime is to that extent where he would possibly sentence to 10-20 years of life in prison. Authorities said that the case would be prosecuted by the state Attorney General’s Office.
However, the news sources have not shared any details regarding the updates on the case. Thus, we are not aware if he had been convicted or not.