The second son of Maricopa YouTube Mom, who was charged with child abuse before she was taken into custody, was sentenced to three and a half years after pleading guilty to various sexual abuse charges involving minors.
Ryan Hackney, 31, pleaded guilty to sexual abuse and was sentenced Tuesday after attempting sexual contact with a minor. He was recognized for 58 days spent in prison during the court process.
Hackney’s brother, 33, Logan Hackney, was sentenced in January for four and a half years after pleading guilty to two counts of sexual abuse and attempting to commit to two counts of sexual conduct with a minor. The latter two made him on probation. Logan was called the 631 days he spent in prison.
Both brothers must register as lifetime sex offenders upon release.
According to court documents, the girl told investigators that Ryan engaged in various sexual acts with her when she was 8 to 9 years old, and continued until she was 11 or 12 years old.
Hackneys is Machelle Hobson’s adult son, who was arrested in 2019. He was accused of being pounded and hungered They adopted seven people who were forced to produce a popular YouTube video at their Pinal County home in Maricopa City.
Police said children have been beaten, beaten, locked up, injected into, or tied to the closet for days without food or bathroom breaks, because they forgot the line of video scripts and didn’t follow instructions.
The incident attracted international media attention. Hobson’s great adventure channel on YouTube has earned tens of thousands of dollars, attracting 800,000 subscribers and nearly 350 million page views.
Pinal County Prosecutor Hobson indicted 30 felony child abuse and invitations including five adopted or raised children.
she Plead not guiltyhowever, while she was in Pinal County custody, she was declared to have suffered a non-traumatic brain injury, but mentally unable to withstand trial; He died in the hospital Six months later.
Arizona rEpolic reporter Jimmy Jenkins contributed to this article.
This article was originally published in the Republic of Arizona. Both Maricopa brothers spend time in connection with child sexual abuse
