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According to court documents obtained exclusively by this magazine, in 1998 as U.S. Attorney Robert Mueller let one of the most prolific child porn collectors of all time walk free with a $200 fine after his defense claimed he was depressed, drunk and high. Now, people are wondering why the sentence was so lenient, and whether that had anything to do with the offender’s famous father, a legendary celebrity science fiction author.
David Asimov, son of celebrity science fiction author Isaac Asimov, amassed one of the most gigantic child porn libraries in American history, and the largest ever found in California. But Robert Mueller, as the U.S. Attorney responsible for prosecuting the case, let Asimov walk free.
originally posted by: crtrvt
Oh man, the pure irony of sourcing a dubious story bent on smearing Mueller as a what? Crediting him with singlehandedly letting the owner of "one of the largest collection of child porn in america" walk free? Sourcing this BS story to milo yiannopoulos' website (an actual sex with underage boys advocate) is wow. Just wow.
originally posted by: PhyllidaDavenport
a reply to: crtrvt
No Milo does not advocate under age sex, what he said was in a nutshell, that it happens a lot in the gay community, a right of passage as it were, and it had happened to him and he felt he had suffered no ill effects.
originally posted by: six67seven
So it seems Mueller was ahead of the times since only now some parts of society including parts of the left want to ‘normalize’ or decriminalize pedophilia.
All sickos!!!
But we all know that things in the past, present and future don’t matter....unless it involves Trump. Because Trump is the left’s new boogeyman.
BOO!!
originally posted by: dantanna
so they did not even bother sending this scumbag to that jail, because his dad wrote some star trek episodes.