Roxbury Nanny Arrested By FBI For Exchanging Child Porn Is A BLM Activist Who Raised Money For Monica Cannon-Grant’s Non-Profit 

 

Live Boston: After an investigation, including a search warrant earlier this month by the Crimes Against Children Unit and the F.B.I. Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Force, Stephanie Lak, 36, of Roxbury was arrested on April 28, 2021 and charged with Possession of Child Pornography, and Distribution of Material of a Child in a Sex Act. As recently as last month, Lak was active on sittercity.com, an online marketplace for nannies and sitters. Investigators discovered messages from Lak in which she identifies herself as a nanny. In one chat, Lak encouraged a caregiver from Minnesota to harm children in his care, volunteering to help him do so according to authorities.

Boston police on Wednesday announced the arrest. They said Lak is charged with possession of child pornography and distribution of material of a child in a sex act. Investigators also seized a laptop and cellphone in connection to the case. They say investigators found seven videos and photos in Kik, a messaging app. Court documents show that investigators found Lak had discussed sex acts to perform on a baby in her chats. Alleged victims identified so far are 5- and 3-year-old girls, the documents said. Lak appeared in court Wednesday afternoon, where reporters saw her shaking and quietly weeping. A judge set bail at $5,000.

In March, the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children contacted the Boston Police Department’s Crimes Against Children unit and reported that eight separate images of child sexual abuse were being trafficked over an IP address in Roxbury. The center had received a CyberTip from MediaLab/Kik that a user had uploaded and shared files believed to be child sexual abuse material. Eventually a laptop and three smartphones were seized from Lak’s residence during an April 15th joint search warrant which would eventually lead to her arrest.

I generally avoid kiddie diddler stories because, what else is there to say? I like to take stances on controversial topics, but we all generally agree molesting kids and exchanging kiddie porn is really, really bad. The only different part here is that it’s usually some gamer looking slob, not a goth chick from Roxbury with a door knocker attached to her nose. She pursued a career in something that would directly give her access to small children, and no one would suspect her because she looks just like any other basic white SJW.

Guess who she raised money for?

On top of being a racist multi million dollar scam, Monica Cannon-Grant’s fraudulent non-profit Violence In Boston is also funded by child sex traffickers!

I can’t help but shake my head after reading all her BLM posts.

Imagine what goes through a person’s head when they’re exchanging videos of 3 year olds being raped while posting about how the cops are the bad guys? We were lectured by these people all summer and told we had to shut up and listen to them. City departments cut their budgets for them. This is who they are.

On top of pretending to be a nanny she also pretends to be a medic.

And just think – the closing down of schools allowed predators like this to get more access to children. The worst thing that happened to her was when the kids she nannied for went back to school, so she had to start selling her doodles.

But I guess they didn’t sell too well, so she started exchanging kiddie porn instead.

Black lives matter.

 

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