Mother pushes Wisconsin to make sextortion a standalone crime following son's suicide

Wisconsin family fights sextortion with ‘Bradyn’s Law’

15-year-old Bradyn Bohn of Kronenwetter died by suicide in March after falling victim to sextortion.

Mother pushes Wisconsin to make sextortion a standalone crime following son's suicide

Wisconsin lawmakers want to crack down on sextortion, a form of online sexual exploitation thats on the rise.Bradyns Bill, named in memory of 15-year-old Bradyn Bohn, would make sextortion a standalone crime in Wisconsin, with a penalty of up to six years in prison for most cases and up to 60 years in prison if a victim takes their own life as a result of the crime. If Bradyn, in his death, can save even one more kid, that makes it a little less…