On October 10th, news broke that Taylor Frankie Paul, a Utah resident and self-professed Mormon “swinger” was arrested on multiple charges. Paul had been under investigation for alleged sexual abuse and exploitation of minors, as well as other crimes. Now, new details have been released by local police regarding Paul’s arrest and the charges he is facing.
Paul was taken into custody at his home in West Jordan, Utah on October 10th. He is being charged with two counts of aggravated sexual abuse of a child and two counts of sexual exploitation of a minor. Paul was also charged with two counts of forcible sexual abuse, one count of object rape, and one count of enticing a minor.
According to police, the investigation into Paul began when a 16-year-old girl reported to authorities that she had been sexually assaulted by Paul. The girl alleged that she had been invited to Paul’s home under the guise of being a “swinger” and that she had been sexually abused by him.
The investigation then revealed that Paul had been involved in a “swinger” lifestyle and had been engaging in sexual activities with minors. Police also discovered that Paul had been providing alcohol and drugs to minors in exchange for sexual favors.
Paul is currently being held without bail and is scheduled to appear in court on October 22nd. If convicted, Paul could face up to life in prison.
The arrest of Taylor Frankie Paul brings to light the dangers of “swinger” lifestyles and the vulnerability of minors. It also serves as a reminder that sexual predators exist everywhere, even within the Mormon community.
It is important for parents to be aware of the risks associated with “swinger” lifestyles and to talk to their children about the dangers of engaging in such activities. Parents should also be aware of the signs of sexual abuse and exploitation, and report any suspicious behavior to the authorities.
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