Lawrence Ray sentenced to 60 years for exploiting daughter's friends
Lawrence Ray, 63, was found guilty last April on 15 counts, including extortion, racketeering and sex trafficking.
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Lawrence Ray, 63, was found guilty last April on 15 counts, including extortion, racketeering and sex trafficking.
The man who moved into his daughter's New York college dorm and subjected her friends to forced labor and prostitution was sentenced to 60 years behind bars Friday. Lawrence Ray was found guilty at trial back in April of sex trafficking, forced labor, conspiracy and extortion. CBS2's Alice Gainer reports.
Prosecutors say he preyed on his young victims' insecurities, threatening and extorting them out of thousands of dollars.
There was a guilty verdict Wednesday in the case of a man who started a cult in his daughter's college dormitory. Lawrence Ray was convicted on federal sex trafficking and extortion charges and could face life in prison; CBS2's Dick Brennan reports.
The man accused of exploiting his daughter's college friends for money and sex has been found guilty of sex abuse and forced labor charges.
Ray is accused of exploiting his daughter's Sarah Lawrence College friends for money and sex.
Closing arguments wrapped up Tuesday in the case of a man accused of exploiting his daughter's college friends for money and sex.
The trial is underway for a New York man accused of secretly living in his daughter's college dorm room and luring students into a life of prostitution and forced labor; CBS2's Aundrea Cline-Thomas reports.
