US EditionMan jailed on incest charges faces new counts of child sex abuse
- Theodore Allen Cherry III faces new charges of child sexual abuse involving graphic videos and images, bringing his total to 20 felonies.
- Cherry pleaded not guilty to the new charges filed by Prosecutor Angie Rolando, who stated they were linked to evidence found on his iPhone.
- Cherry's wife, Meggan L. Cherry, was charged with three counts of incest by accountability, as she allegedly failed to report the abuse.
- Logan Gifford is pursuing paternity of his brother, who may be the son of Theodore Gifford, amid a complicated family history involving abuse and child protective services.
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Local man faces multiple sex crime charges, some involving animals
LAUDERDALE COUNTY, Tenn. — On Wednesday, March 19, 2025, after an extensive investigation by the Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office, a Lauderdale County Grand Jury returned indictments on Joseph Lenderman consisting of fifty-two (52) counts including Rape of a Child, Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child, Solicitation of a Minor Under 13 to Observe Sexual Conduct, Aggravated Sexual Battery, Incest, Sexual Activity With Animals, Sexual Battery by an…
Pipestone man arrested for lewd exhibition
PIPESTONE — A warrant has been issued for Julio Ac-Gonzalez, 50, of Pipestone, on charges of fifth degree criminal sexual conduct regarding lewd exhibition in the presence of a minor. The charge stems from an offense that occurred some time between May 2020 and April 2022. According to the law enforcement report, a juvenile reported to a school counselor on Jan. 31 that they had been raped while living in Pipestone. They were interviewed by a Si…
The police indicated that they also face charges of incest and obscene material
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Man jailed on incest charges faces new counts of child sex abuse
Theodore Allen Cherry III now faces 20 overall felony counts that allege incest, sexual abuse and assaults of children and assault on a child.
"When I saw the child, I suspected that something was wrong with him. I didn't know if I was exaggerating or if my suspicions were adequate," says doctor Alžbeta Kadlečíková, describing a specific case she encountered in her practice. When she then consulted with her fellow pediatricians, several of them admitted that they would not have thought that a child who […]
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