Staff Reports
In a shocking turn of events, former Maryland mayor and close friend of Pete Buttigieg, Patrick Wojahn, has been handed a 30-year prison sentence for his heinous crimes against over 500 children. The Biden administration has remained eerily silent in the wake of this disturbing revelation.
Does this really surprise anyone?
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Wojahn, who previously held the position of mayor of College Park from 2015 to 2023, found himself on the wrong side of the law after pleading guilty to disseminating 140 images of child pornography, including some that involved adults. Despite being initially sentenced to a total of 150 years – with all but 30 years suspended – he could be eligible for parole in just 7.5 years, a possibility that has left many outraged.
During the sentencing, Prince George’s County Circuit Court Judge Karen Mason acknowledged Wojahn’s alleged remorsefulness and acceptance of responsibility. However, these sentiments pale in comparison to the devastation and trauma endured by the innocent victims of his vile actions, as detailed in the harrowing impact statements presented in court.
An alarming trail of evidence, including Wojahn’s utilization of his government email address to retrieve a Kik account, eventually linked him to the reprehensible online exploitation of young boys. The Center for Missing and Exploited Children played a crucial role in alerting authorities to Wojahn’s despicable activities, leading to his eventual arrest and conviction.
Despite the severity of his crimes, Wojahn’s political affiliations and previous interactions with Buttigieg have piqued public interest, especially given the lack of response from the White House. His claims of being mentored by Buttigieg and discussions about their experiences as openly gay mayors casts a troubling shadow over the character judgment of those in positions of power.
As Wojahn begins his incarceration at Patuxent Institution, a maximum-security prison in Maryland, questions linger about the true extent of his relationship with Buttigieg and the potential implications on the current administration. Regardless, the victims and their harrowing ordeals should remain at the forefront of this disturbing saga, as society grapples with the fallout of Wojahn’s shocking betrayal of trust and decency.
