Ex-School Principal Sidelined for Charlie Kirk Comments Makes Sick Admission
A former Oregon high school principal already removed from his position over remarks tied to the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has been handed a federal prison sentence — this time for possessing child sexual abuse material.
Jeremy Peter Williams, 50, of Longview, Washington, received a sentence of 61 months in prison on February 23 from Cowlitz County Superior Court Judge Thad Scudder.
Williams pleaded guilty on January 12 to the charges against him.
Prosecutors confirmed Williams must register as a sex offender and serve three years of supervised release following his time behind bars.
Judge Scudder’s sentence also carries $3,000 in court fees.
Williams is required to register as a sex offender for the next 15 years.
Williams had served as principal of Rainier Junior/Senior High School in Rainier, Oregon. He earned $99,500 annually in that role, a position he held for roughly a decade. Prior to becoming principal, he worked as a teacher in the Rainier School District for 13 years.
The Washington Times reported that the investigation began after the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children issued multiple referrals in August, flagging accounts linked to Williams on platforms that were trafficking child sexual abuse material.
Jeremy Peter Williams, 50, of Longview, Washington, received a sentence of 61 months in prison on February 23 from Cowlitz County Superior Court Judge Thad Scudder.
Williams pleaded guilty on January 12 to the charges against him.
Prosecutors confirmed Williams must register as a sex offender and serve three years of supervised release following his time behind bars.
Judge Scudder’s sentence also carries $3,000 in court fees.
Williams is required to register as a sex offender for the next 15 years.
Williams had served as principal of Rainier Junior/Senior High School in Rainier, Oregon. He earned $99,500 annually in that role, a position he held for roughly a decade. Prior to becoming principal, he worked as a teacher in the Rainier School District for 13 years.
The Washington Times reported that the investigation began after the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children issued multiple referrals in August, flagging accounts linked to Williams on platforms that were trafficking child sexual abuse material.
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