'Anastasia Diamond' purportedly downloaded many sexual recordings of prepubescent young men
Brice Williams, a cross dresser who goes by the stage name of 'Anastasia Diamond', has been charged with 25 counts of possessing youngster pornography. Williams was recently honored for his work with LGBT youth and all the more controversially, was shot performing a drag show for minors.
Williams was charged in June with 25 counts of youngster pornography and 18 counts of criminal use of a communications office. According to Penn Live, Williams downloaded somewhere around 49 photographs and 25 recordings of exposed prepubescent young men, and court reports express that the recordings showed young men performing sex follows up on one another, occasionally with a grown-up male involved.
Williams owned up to police that he had seen kid porn since 2014, beginning on messaging applications and progressing to sharing records with likeminded men on distributed storage applications, court reports state.
Prior to his capture, Williams, from Pennsylvania, was an observed LGBT extremist. The accused did HIV mindfulness and prevention work with GLO Harrisburg, a middle that gives a "place of refuge" for minority LGBT youth.
The LGBT Center of Central PA gave Williams its 'Rising Star Award' in 2021, despite the fact that posts celebrating the cross dresser have since been erased from the organization's site and online entertainment pages.
"I feel like this is so significant because I realize there are small children like me who are strange [and] who are dark who are as yet not ready to admire anyone," Williams told PennLive last year. "So that is the reason why I got into this line of work. I needed to make ... a major effect for people locally."
Williams pursued controversy even before his capture. An undated video shared by the 'Libs of TikTok' Twitter account showed Williams performing for a gathering of kids, clearly in a gay bar.
Such exhibitions have become exceptionally contentious in the US. Video surfaced last month of a cross dresser clad only in undies leading a little kid around a bar in Miami, prompting calls for lawful action. Film from another "kid well disposed" drag show at a Texas gay bar last month became a web sensation after youngsters were seen waving dollar greenbacks at entertainers and joining the sovereigns on stage underneath a sign reading "it's not gonna lick itself." Meanwhile in Washington, DC, film showing kids and little children marching in a 'Pride' march behind a topless man with bosoms caused shock online.
The above incidents drove conservative dissidents to picket gay bars and accuse the entertainers of "grooming" kids, and provoked Republican administrators in numerous states to introduce legislation banning such occasions.
Under Pennsylvania regulation, possessing youngster pornography is a second-degree felony, with each count carrying a greatest prison term of a decade, while criminal use of a communication office conveys a most extreme sentence of seven years.
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