A year-old Aurora man is accused in a child sex trafficking case involving a year-old who left California to live with the suspect and performed sex acts in exchange for housing, food and assorted gifts, according to court documents. Sean Travis Crumpler faces two counts of trafficking sexual servitude of a minor, four counts of pattern child sex assault by one in a position of trust, and three counts of sexual contact with a child through coercion.
Crumpler appeared in Arapahoe District Court on Monday. Investigators zeroed in on Crumpler after one of the year-olds sent a text to his family in California on July 13 from the area code.
A Long Beach, Calif. The three had sexual relations with Crumpler at a Long Beach hotel, the affidavit said. Afterward, the year-old told Crumpler his age, and they had sex again. Crumpler purchased gas cards to be used for trips in California and eventually to Colorado. Crumpler was convicted of a sex crime in January in California. He registered as a sex offender in Colorado, at the Hinsdale address, on March 31, , according to records. He rented the house, according to property records.
The extra boys were workers, college students, they would bring in from California. Now, after the comings and goings and a police raid, Smith said she would like the block to go back to normal. Another house resident, Jonathan Vasquez, 20, told investigators that in June , he was searching online for a male partner who was HIV-positive, the affidavit said. Crumpler responded in November. Vasquez described Crumpler as an independent engineering contractor from Long Beach.
Prosecutors say Crumpler also is charged with one count of a sexual offense with notice of HIV and two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. By Kieran Nicholson knicholson denverpost. More in News.
