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2 midstate men face charges in Internet sex sting
Posted by pshellem April 02, 2009 15:02PM
The arrest of a Harrisburg man and six other men on charges they solic
ited sex from minors over the Internet brought the total of alleged pr
edators snagged by the Attorney General's Internet Child Predator Unit
s to more than 200.

After allegedly exposing himself on a Web camera to what he thought wa
s a 14-year-old girl, Robert A. Barner, 46, 569 Chesterfield Court, we
t to meet her at a store in Swatara Twp when he was arrested Wednesda
y, police said.

Submitted photoRobert A. Barner
Barner, who described himself as a "youth leader," is charged with unl
awful contact with a minor relating to involuntary deviate sexual inte
course and one count of unlawful contact with a minor relating to sta
tutory sexual assault.
Submitted photoCharles A. Giuliani
An Elizabethville man is charged with sending what he thought was a 14
-year-old girl photos of his penis, asking what she would do with it
. Charles A. Giuliani, 33, of the Harvestview Apartments, is facing ch
arges of unlawful use of a computer and unlawful contact with a minor.

Also arrested were Carlos R. Harrison, 35, of Chambersburg; Timothy E
. Weidinger, 31, of Greensburg; William L. Marcus, 46, of Mount Laurel
, N.J.; Timothy W. Senich, 61, of Pittsburgh; and Abraham Sarver, 22
, of Altoona.

The arrests bring the total number of people arrested by the unit to 2
03.

Categories: Breaking News, County: Dauphin, Courts, Crime, Technology
Comments
hbgfinest says...
Too bad they will be out in less then a year! That's how these cases a
lways work! This court system is such bs! I am so orry to the familie
s affected by this. May justice be served.

Posted on 04/02/09 at 7:39PM
marissyx3 says...
wow. really? that apology is as fake as the world we live in. you fee
l no remose at all.. this kind of thing effects a family and close fri
ends MUCH more than you can imagine so keep your opinions to yoursel
f because words can hurt a person just as much as actions. what thes
e people need are other people who are going to help them because obvi
ously they are sick. don't say anything until you put yourself in some
one else's shoes. Yeah what they did was wrong and cannot be justifie
d in ANY way..believe me, i am a teenaged girl myseld and i know tha
t living in a society where no women can walk down the streets at nigh
t and feel safe is sad..but its even worse that people like you who ar
e only critisizing can't even give a decent apology to the loved one
s effected by this. this world sucks and it's time someone does someth
ing about it..not only with crime but with the speech toward other. th
ink about what you say before you say it..EVERYTHING even "harmless" w
ords can destroy a person and no one understands that.

Posted on 04/02/09 at 9:39PM
hbgfinest says...
First of all, I expressed my sympathy for these families! Do you nee
d to read it again?
Second of all, all I said was how these judges are so worried about pu
tting drug dealers in jail for life and these poor families that are v
icitms of these horrible crimes have to deal with the fact that thes
e animals in society get a slap on the wrist! Did you see how that gu
y got 5 years PROBATION? NO jail time what so ever!!! That is what i
s wrong in this country! I just wish these law makers can put themselv
es in their shoes and understand that they are letting these animals o
ut so they can prey on another innocent victim again! I am deeply sorr
y for these victims of these crimes. And before YOU open YOUR mouth an
d say something about someone elses comment just remember that maybe t
hat person had gone through that same thing once in there life!!! Thin
k about it!

Posted on 04/02/09 at 10:27PM
hbgfinest says...
You obviously have some growing up to do!

Posted on 04/02/09 at 10:28PM
CDgrad117 says...
I think one thing we all lose sight of is how the victims in this ar
e not just the children they were involved with talking to but also th
eir families. We have to realize that for some of these men it's an ad
diction that has taken over and has left them full of shame and havin
g to find a way to explain to their families. These are sons with pare
ts, husbands with wives, and fathers with children. Yes some would sa
y throw them away into a cell and forget about them. But these men des
erve to find redemption and find a way out of there problems. They des
erve to be given a chance to fix their lives and mend the wounds in th
e relationships with their own families. Some of these men are the vic
tims themselves.

Posted on 04/03/09 at 10:06AM
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Family/Spouse: Cheryll L. ?. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Robert married CLIPT [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Foster married Lucille "Lucy" Rosella BANEY on 27 Sep 1929 in Clinton Co, PA. Lucille was born on 7 Jan 1914 in Centre Co, PA; died on 16 Jan 1980 in Harrisburg, Dauphin County, PA; was buried in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens - Harrisburg. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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From the "Lock Haven Express," Thursday, 4 April 1951:
Mill Hall - Clarence H. BARNER, 76, died suddenly at 4:10 p.m. yesterday at his home after being stricken while at work as a carpenter on the Earl STROUSE farm, Cedar Run.
Mr. BARNER was working with his son, Mahlon H., Mill Hall contractor, when he suddenly became ill. He was taken home by his son but died shortly after.
A native of Bald Eagle Twp, he resided in Mill Hall for the past 23 years.
In addition to his son, he is survived by his wife, Matilda, four other sons and two daughters, Harrry B., Howard RD; Foster A. Harrisburg; Leroy S., Mill Hall; and Floyd I., Rebersburg; Mrs. Fletcher Campbell, Lock Haven, and Mrs. Kenneth LUCAS, Salona; 26 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren; also four brothers and one sister, Irvin O., Boyd C., and G. Cleveland all of Mill Hall; Clyde of Merser; and Mrs. Frank
DeLong, Lamar.
Funeral Announcement: Interment - 7 April 1951, Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Rosecrans (PA)


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He was working with his son, Mahlon H., Mill Hall contractor, when h
e suddenly became ill. He was taken home by his son but died shortly a
fter

Clarence married Matilda Agnes "Tillie" KARCHNER on 25 Dec 1898. Matilda was born on 24 Nov 1878 in Rosencrans, Clinton Co, PA; died on 26 Feb 1967 in Lock Haven, Clinton Co, PA; was buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery - Rosecrans. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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