Stanley Burkhardt, who investigated child abuse cases and acknowledged preying on minors, recently released, written by Ramon Antonio Vargas for The Guardian.
After many years of molesting minors as a Louisiana Detective entrusted to work with minors (since the 1970’s), the molestation of a family member, and being convicted of child sexual abuse and mailing/receiving images depicting the sexual assault of children, Burkardt is now a free man.
“Burkhardt is a former Louisiana detective who has acknowledged preying on minors and has been investigated in connection with a series of murders. Richard Windmann said the latest opportunity at comparative freedom granted to Burkhardt – who previously investigated child abuse cases for the New Orleans police department – is ‘abhorrent’ and ‘a repeated injury to his victims’.”
Richard Windmann is the president of Survivors of Childhood Sex Abuse and a survivor of childhood abuse by Burkhardt.
“His attorney, Kristi Schubert, on Wednesday called it “very disturbing … Burkhardt is out of jail at all” given his history of parole violations.”
