Woman Gets Prison in Sex-Slave Case - Updated

(Leavenworth, Kansas) Brenda M. Keister, 34, was sentenced by District Judge Gunnar Sundby on Friday to a total of more than six years in prison.

For her conviction on the charge of aggravated sodomy, Keister received 61 months in prison. For the conviction on indecent solicitation of a child, Keister received 19 months imprison. Her sentences will run consecutively.

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Kansas Woman Pleads in Sex-Slave Case - Updated
[Previous 8/21/10 post]
(Leavenworth, Kansas) Thirty-four-year-old Brenda Keister pleaded no contest yesterday to indecent solicitation of a child and criminal sodomy stemming from a "bizarre online-based sex-slave group."

Prosecutors said that Keister had her 14-year-old male relative perform oral sex on her from April of 2009 until April of this year, when the boy finally told his father what was going on.

Leavenworth County prosecutor Todd Thompson says that the crimes began after Keister joined an online virtual society called Second Life, which according to their website, allows people to escape reality and make up a new life for themselves. Thompson says Keister met someone on this website from a group called the Libertine Society, a secret sex slave society based in Seattle, Washington.

"The Libertine Society is one that believes in sex slaves," said Thompson. "She was preparing the boy by trying to teach him how to have sexual intercourse."

Keister is scheduled to be sentenced on September 17 when she faces a possible five years in prison.

Offhand, I'd say that someone should investigate the sex-slave organization. Just the idea sounds wrong.

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Kansas Woman Accused of Molesting Boy
[Previous 6/14/10 post]
(Leavenworth, Kansas) A 34-year-old local woman, Brenda M. Keister, was arrested last week for allegedly molesting a 13-year-old boy.

Keister faces charges of aggravated indecent solicitation of a child and aggravated criminal sodomy.

The crimes are alleged to have occurred between April 2009 and April 2010 at a Leavenworth residence. The boy is now 14.

Keister was arrested Tuesday on a warrant, according to Maj. Robert Smith, deputy chief of the Leavenworth Police Department.

Keister was booked into custody with bond set at $250,000.