Anthony Mark Bianchi Guilty of Sex Tourism, Sex with Boys in Molvova

[Red]

Anthony Mark Bianchi Guilty of Going to Moldova to Have Sex with Boys (Sex Tourism)

45 year old Anthony Mark Bianchi was found guilty yesterday of “sex tourism”. Bianchi was convicted of traveling to Eastern Europe to impoverished Moldova to molest boys in exchange for money and gifts. Bianchi was previously convicted by a Russian Court of molesting children, sent to prison and expelled.

http://www.scaredmonkeys.com/2007/08/04/anthony-mark-bianchi-guilty-of-going-to-moldova-to-have-sex-with-boys-sex-tourism/

The Anthony Mark Bianchi case is among more than 50 that have been brought under a largely untested 2003 US law, known as the Protect Act. The law is designed to thwart “sex tourism” by trying suspected overseas child predators in US courts.

[MuffyBee]

N.J. Motel Owner Guilty of 'Sex Tourism'
http://tinyurl.com/2tmt4w

Here is another article similar to the one Red posted.  Bianchi's sentencing is set for Nov. 1.

[Nut44x4]

Trafficking in Persons Report   -Report Home Page
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***Here is just one of many on the page>>> I am having trouble finding any info on his sentencing, which was suppose to be in Nov. of 2007.

The August 2007 conviction of Anthony Mark Bianchi in a U.S. Federal Court is one of 36 convictions of PROTECT Act cases over the past five years demonstrating the success that can result from international collaboration against child sex tourism. Bianchi, a New Jersey resident, committed sex crimes against minors in Moldova and Romania. In one instance, he took a young victim to a Romanian pub for his birthday, gave him wine, and after the child became intoxicated, Bianchi engaged in illicit sexual conduct with him. Eight of his victims crossed the globe to share their horrifying ordeal with a U.S. jury. Assistance from dedicated Moldovan and Romanian officials was critical to the successful prosecution of this case.
http://www.state.gov/g/tip/rls/tiprpt/2008/105379.htm