Australian author's erotic novel is child sex abuse material, judge finds
Summary
An Australian author, Lauren Mastrosa, was found guilty of creating child sex abuse content through her erotic novel. A New South Wales court ruled that the book, featuring a relationship between an 18-year-old and a much older man, made the character appear childlike during sexual scenes.Key Facts
- An Australian court found the novel guilty of being child abuse material.
- The story involves an 18-year-old girl and her father's 45-year-old friend.
- The judge highlighted the sexualization of children in the novel.
- The book's character acted and dressed like a young child during sexual scenes.
- Despite the character being described as 18, the book gave an impression of her being childlike.
- The book was published under the pen name Tori Woods.
- Lauren Mastrosa will be sentenced in April after being convicted of creating abusive material.
- Mastrosa was suspended from her job at a Christian charity following the charges.
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