The former South Milwaukee resident convicted of taking nude pictures of women without their consent is going to prison for eight years.
The sentence was handed down Wednesday.
See the full story here in the Journal Sentinel. From it:
Timothy Moseley, 49, was found guilty last month by a jury that had to examine photos and videos of him and two victims, women he argued had implicitly consented to the acts and photos in question because they had agreed to many other acts of sexual bondage and recording during extended relationships.
Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Richard Sankovitz told Moseley he was not being punished for engaging in unpopular conduct, nor for being “a selfish, egocentric toad.” Rather, the judge said, it was because Moseley crossed the line when he took photos of the women in extremely compromising situations while they were unconscious or incapacitated by drugs or alcohol.
The judge told Moseley that despite his long, decorated career in public service, he remains a higher-than-average risk to re-offend because of his sexual addictions. He ordered Moseley to be listed on Wisconsin’s sex offender registry for life.
Moseley’s most recent address in online court records is listed as 1204 Memorial Drive in South Milwaukee.
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