Syracuse woman accused of sending child porn to All Saints defendant

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By John O’Brien | jobrien@syracuse.com

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A federal grand jury has indicted a Syracuse woman on charges of producing child pornography of a 10-year-old girl then texting it to another child pornographer.

Kerry Smith, 41, was indicted on charges of sexual exploitation of a child and distributing child pornography.

She was accused in April of sending multiple photos of a naked 10-year-old girl to Jason Kopp, including pictures of her genitalia, according to the indictment.

After Kopp was arrested in March, he told investigators he’d received sexually explicit images of a child from a woman he knew only as “Kerry B,” according to an affidavit of FBI Special Agent Alix Skelton.

Investigators determined the woman was Smith by examining Kopp’s phone, the affidavit said. They confronted her and she admitted she’d produced the photos and texted them to Kopp, Skelton wrote.

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