Fake Bieber accused of abusing NJ girl online
An undated photo provided by the Essex County, N.J., Prosecutor's Office shows Lee Moir of Toronto, Ontario. Authorities in Canada have accused Moir, a Justin Bieber impersonator, of threatening and sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl in New Jersey on a video chat site. Acting Essex County Prosecutor Carolyn Murray says Moir, 34, posed as the pop star on Facebook. He was arrested after an undercover Canadian officer posed as a 14-year-old girl online. He's charged in Canada with luring, manufacturing child pornography and extortion. (AP Photo/Essex County, N.J., Prosecutor's Office )
NEWARK, N.J. >> Authorities in Canada have accused a Justin Bieber impersonator of threatening and sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl in New Jersey on a video chat site.
Acting Essex County Prosecutor Carolyn Murray says 34-year-old Lee Moir of Toronto, Ontario, posed as the pop star on Facebook. Authorities allege he threatened to harm the girl’s family to force her to perform sex acts online. It’s unclear if Moir used photos of Bieber on his Facebook page, but authorities say the girl realized it wasn’t the singer during the video chat.
He was arrested after an undercover Canadian officer posed as a 14-year-old girl online. Authorities say Moir engaged the officer in sexual conversations and requested a meeting and was arrested.
He’s charged in Canada with luring, manufacturing child pornography and extortion.
