A former Southern California man was sentenced to 27 years in prison for convincing young girls suffering from mental health issues to perform masochistic acts.
MAN WHO CONVINCED GIRLS TO PERFORM MASOCHISTIC ACTS, URGED 12-YEAR-OLD TO BE HIS SEX SLAVE PLEADS GUILTY
"Locher groomed his victims to engage in self-mutilation and instructed a victim struggling with an eating disorder to starve herself, ordering her to film herself cutting her body when she disobeyed him," the U.S. attorney’s office statement said.sent him images and videos of self-harm that included cutting their breasts with razor blades, prosecutors said.
Encouraged by Locher, the girl first set fire to her home in a failed bid to kill her parents, prosecutors alleged., and make her his ‘slave,’" the U.S. attorney’s office said.
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