Feds Indict Tulsa Man Over Internet Sex

A federal grand jury in Springfield, Missouri has indicted a Tulsa man for allegedly attempting to solicit sex from a sheriff's detective posing online as an underage girl.

Friday, May 15th 2009, 10:33 am

By: News On 6


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SPRINGFIELD, MO -- A federal grand jury in Springfield, Missouri has indicted a Tulsa man for allegedly attempting to solicit sex from a sheriff's detective posing online as an underage girl.

Robert Graef, 29, was indicted Thursday on twin charges of enticement of a female and enticement of a minor female.

Graef was arrested April 17 after he arrived at a southwest Missouri cemetery near Joplin, where he allegedly had arranged to meet a 13-year-old girl he thought he had met in an Internet chat room.

4/21/2009 Related story: Tulsan Charged In Joplin After Internet Sting

A search of Graef's car turned up a loaded handgun, several rounds of ammunition and restraint devices.

Tulsa Police served a search warrant on Graef's home, and seized several computers and weapons.

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