United States v. Angwin
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
ROGERS, Circuit Judge.
Defendant Angwin was arrested as part of an FBI internet sting to catch pedophiles. Angwin communicated with an undercover agent, who posed as a mother of two daughters whom she offered up for sex with Angwin. One of the fictional daughters was 7 years old. Angwin traveled from Delaware to Ohio to meet and engage in sexual activity with all three fictional females. Angwin was indicted and pled guilty to three counts of illegal sexual conduct. In determining Angwin’s sentence, the district court applied a 4-level sentencing enhancement because one of Angwin’s…
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