The man identified as "Alichted minors online" was sentenced to serve five and a half years in prison for blackmail crimes against minors. The conviction was handed down by the competent court that heard the case.
The convicted man established contact with the victims through the Internet, where he manipulated and approached the minors before proceeding to commit the blackmail crimes. This methodology allowed him to gain the trust of the children and teenagers.
After obtaining images or compromising information from the victims, the defendant used them to blackmail them, demanding more material or other benefits. The behavior of the convicted man caused serious psychological damage to the child and teenage victims.
The trial took place based on digital evidence and testimonies that allowed the court to demonstrate the defendant's guilt. The sentence reflects the gravity of the crimes committed against minors in the digital space.
