Overview
- A federal judge on Nov. 6 sentenced Jeremy Weber, 47, to 25 years for five counts of transporting child pornography and one count of possession.
- Court documents say Weber uploaded photos of women and children he knew to a publicly available AI platform to generate hundreds of CSAM depictions.
- He also morphed previously trafficked CSAM by inserting the faces of adult or minor females to create new illegal images.
- Investigators identified about 32 women whose images were used to produce the CSAM, and found he fabricated nonconsensual adult images of roughly 50–60 women.
- The FBI and Topeka Police Department investigated the case under Project Safe Childhood, and Assistant U.S. Attorney Sara L. Walton prosecuted.