Ohio hospital employee sentenced for child pornography and extremist views
Benjamin Naylor, a Cincinnati hospital worker, received a 7-to-9½-year prison term after authorities uncovered extensive child sexual abuse material and messages advocating the legalization of child rape.
Benjamin Naylor, 32, from Deer Park, Ohio, was apprehended after the vigilante collective Predator Poachers pretended to be a 13-year-old online. Detectives confronted him at the Cincinnati hospital where he worked, and he confessed during a 40-minute livestream that he had exchanged child pornography. A search of his phone revealed disturbing videos and images of children, including infants, with one clip capturing a child screaming for the abuse to stop.
In chat logs, Naylor expressed a desire to legalize child rape and described fantasies involving a “perv dad and his boy.” He pleaded guilty to eight counts of pandering sexually oriented material involving a minor and one count of illegal use of a minor in a state of nudity, resulting in a 7-to-9½-year prison sentence, mandatory treatment, tier-two sex-offender registration, and five years of post-release control. The judge emphasized his accountability despite claims of intellectual disability and blindness.
Why it matters
The case highlights severe child exploitation and the failure of a healthcare employee to protect vulnerable victims.
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