Summary
Charles Camper was an LDS church member in Utah who was accused multiple times of child sexual abuse.
Camper’s latest arrest was in March 2023.
Camper allegedly shared sexually explicit videos and photos of underage girls with another man.
FLOODLIT is gathering source information from three Utah criminal cases involving felony charges against Camper.
One case is #231700539 in Utah.
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Facts
- Criminal: Convicted, Ongoing, Plea agreement, Pleaded guilty,
- Positions: Missionary,
- Crime: 2000s, 2010s, 2020s, in Utah,
- Convicted: 2000s, 2004, 2020s, 2024,
- Victims: Multiple victims, Unknown number of victims,
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Born: 1961
- AKA Charlie Camper
- Mission: 1980-1982 United States Pennsylvania [unknown city; served in Carlisle in 1981]
- Locations: Pennsylvania, Utah,
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