Case of Emanuel Yegutkin
Principal - Elite High School, Bensonhurst, NY
Camp Counselor - Oorah BoysZone Camp, Catskill Mountains, NY
Member - Flatbush Hatzolah
Sinai Academy
Yeshiva Ohr Dovid, Israel
Convicted on charges of molesting three
brothers. In 1996, Mr. Yegutkin began to fondle and engage in oral sex with the
7-year-old son of a family friend, prosecutors said. He also sexually
abused the boy’s older brother, and molested them for years, in their
home and elsewhere, officials said. In 2008 he showed pornography to a
third boy, the jury found. All three victims testified in the trial.
Yegutkin is a past patient at Ohel's treatment program for sex offenders. This was a program set up in which many cases were never reported to child protective services nor law enforcement officials.
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Table of Contents
2009
- Teen sex rap for principal of Bensonhurst private school (01/26/2009)
2012
- Press Release: Kings County DA's office (12/03/2012)
- Jewish Principal Convicted of 75 Sex Abuse Counts (12/03/2012)
- Brooklyn yeshiva principal guilty of molesting boys (12/03/2012)
- Ex-Principal Is Convicted of Sex Abuse (12/03/2012)
- Brooklyn yeshiva principal convicted of sex abuse (12/03/2012)
- Brooklyn, NY - Principal of Orthodox Jewish School Convicted For Abuse; Faces Life in Prison (12/03/2012)
- UPDATED: Ex-Yeshiva Principal Yegutkin Convicted Of 75 Abuse Counts (12/03/2012)
- Ex-principal of Brooklyn Jewish school convicted on sex abuse (12/04/2012)
- Yeshiva Principal Emanuel Yegutkin Convicted On 75 Counts In Child Sex Abuse Case (12/04/2012)
- Emanuel Yegutkin, Ex-Principal Of Elite High School In Bensonhurst, Guilty Of Molesting Brothers (12/04/2012)
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Teen sex rap for principal of Bensonhurst private school
Two teenage boys told cops they endured years of sexual abuse at the hands of a Brooklyn high school principal who was arrested over the weekend, police said.
Emanuel Yegutkin, 30, was suspended Sunday from Elite High School, a private Jewish school in Bensonhurst with mainly Russian-American students.
Yegutkin forced a 17-year-old into lewd sex acts from the age of 7 to 14, cops said.
He subjected a 19-year-old to five years of fondling, beginning when the teen was 12, police said.
Neither child attended Elite, school officials said.
"This has nothing to do with the school," said Elite High School Headmaster Tzvi Koff. "But we have to protect our students. He no longer has access to the school building and he is not part of our institution anymore."
The disgraced educator - who also worked in upstate Gilboa as a lifeguard at Oorah summer camp last year - was charged with endangering the welfare of a child and sexually abusing children for more than a four-month period, according to a spokesman for the Brooklyn district attorney's office.
A message left at Yegutkin's Ocean Parkway home was not returned.
Oorah Camp Director Elisha Lewenstein said Yegutkin came highly recommended.
"We investigated him before we hired him and never had a complaint," Lewenstein said.
Yegutkin, a one-time rising star within the Orthodox Jewish community, lost a second prominent job yesterday: volunteer medic for the Flatbush Hatzoloh ambulance service.
"If anybody in Hatzoloh is accused of any criminal issue, we suspend them until the issue is cleared up," Hatzoloh spokesman Heshey Jacob said.
Yegutkin "suspended himself" when he was contacted yesterday, Jacob said.
Yegutkin's arrest is the latest blow to Brooklyn's Orthodox Jewish community. Since October, at least four Orthodox Jewish men in the borough have been charged with sexually abusing children.
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Jewish Principal Convicted of 75 Sex Abuse Counts
Emanuel Yegutkin of Elite High School Targeted Boys
Foward - December 3, 2012
The principal of a private Jewish high school in Brooklyn was convicted of sexually abusing three boys over the course of a decade, authorities said.
Emanuel Yegutkin, 33, the principal of Elite High School in the Bensonhurst section, was found guilty of 75 counts of sex abuse.
He faces up to 25 years in prison on each of several counts when he is sentenced on December 17.
“This violent sexual predator faces the remainder of his life behind bars,” Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes said. “This should serve as a clear message that those who would sexually abuse children in this county will be punished severely.”
Yegutkin became a close friend of the victims’ family after attending the school where the victims’ father worked, and visited their home frequently. The victims did not attend Yegutkin’s school, the prosecutor’s office said.
From 1996 to 2005, Yegutkin sexually abused two of the boys when they were ages seven to 15-years-old, and in 2008, exposed the third boy to pornography. He forced them to perform sex acts including fondling and oral sex, authorities said.
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Press Release: Kings County DA's office
December 3, 2012
PRESS RELEASE
KINGS COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY CHARLES J. HYNES ANNOUNCES CONVICTION OF PRINICPAL OF PRIVATE JEWISH HIGH SCHOOL FOR SEXUAL ABUSE OF THREE BOYS OVER THE COURSE OF TEN YEARS
Brooklyn, December 3, 2012- Kings County District Attorney Charles J. Hynes today announced the conviction of Emanuel Yegutkin, 33, for sexually abusing three young boys over the course of 10 years. Yegutkin was convicted before Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Dineen Riviezzo on 75 counts of charges including three counts of Course of Sexual Conduct Against a Child in the First Degree, two counts of Course of Sexual Conduct Against a Child in the Second Degree, and multiple counts of Criminal Sexual Act in the Second Degree, Sexual Abuse in the Second Degree, Sexual Abuse in the Third Degree, and Endangering the Welfare of a Child. The top charge, Course of Sexual Conduct Against a Child in the First Degree carries a maximum sentence of 25 years. Yegutkin will be back in court on December 17 to announce a sentencing date.
District Attorney Hynes said, “This violent sexual predator faces the remainder of his life behind bars. This should serve as a clear message that those who would sexually abuse children in this county will be punished severely.”
Yegutkin was a principal of a private Jewish high school in Brooklyn. He became a close friend of the victims’ family after attending the school where the victims’ father worked, and visited their home frequently. The victims did not attend Yegutkin’s school. From 1996 to 2005, Yegutkin sexually abused two of the boys when they were ages seven to 15-years-old, and in 2008, exposed the third boy to pornography. He forced them to perform sex acts including fondling and oral sex. Yegutkin was arrested in January 2009.
At trial, the three victims testified against Yegutkin. The trial began on October 18th. The jury, consisting of seven men and five women, were in deliberations since November 29. They came back with a guilty verdict today, finding Yegutkin guilty on all 75 counts.
The case was prosecuted by Rachel Schmidt, First Deputy Bureau Chief of the Sex Crimes Bureau and Lauren Traum, Senior Trial Attorney of the Sex Crimes Bureau. Rhonnie Jaus is Chief of the Sex Crimes Bureau.
KINGS COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY CHARLES J. HYNES ANNOUNCES CONVICTION OF PRINICPAL OF PRIVATE JEWISH HIGH SCHOOL FOR SEXUAL ABUSE OF THREE BOYS OVER THE COURSE OF TEN YEARS
Brooklyn, December 3, 2012- Kings County District Attorney Charles J. Hynes today announced the conviction of Emanuel Yegutkin, 33, for sexually abusing three young boys over the course of 10 years. Yegutkin was convicted before Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Dineen Riviezzo on 75 counts of charges including three counts of Course of Sexual Conduct Against a Child in the First Degree, two counts of Course of Sexual Conduct Against a Child in the Second Degree, and multiple counts of Criminal Sexual Act in the Second Degree, Sexual Abuse in the Second Degree, Sexual Abuse in the Third Degree, and Endangering the Welfare of a Child. The top charge, Course of Sexual Conduct Against a Child in the First Degree carries a maximum sentence of 25 years. Yegutkin will be back in court on December 17 to announce a sentencing date.
District Attorney Hynes said, “This violent sexual predator faces the remainder of his life behind bars. This should serve as a clear message that those who would sexually abuse children in this county will be punished severely.”
Yegutkin was a principal of a private Jewish high school in Brooklyn. He became a close friend of the victims’ family after attending the school where the victims’ father worked, and visited their home frequently. The victims did not attend Yegutkin’s school. From 1996 to 2005, Yegutkin sexually abused two of the boys when they were ages seven to 15-years-old, and in 2008, exposed the third boy to pornography. He forced them to perform sex acts including fondling and oral sex. Yegutkin was arrested in January 2009.
At trial, the three victims testified against Yegutkin. The trial began on October 18th. The jury, consisting of seven men and five women, were in deliberations since November 29. They came back with a guilty verdict today, finding Yegutkin guilty on all 75 counts.
The case was prosecuted by Rachel Schmidt, First Deputy Bureau Chief of the Sex Crimes Bureau and Lauren Traum, Senior Trial Attorney of the Sex Crimes Bureau. Rhonnie Jaus is Chief of the Sex Crimes Bureau.
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Brooklyn yeshiva principal guilty of molesting boys
Emanuel Yegutkin guilty of 75 counts
Yeshiva principal Emanuel Yegutkin could spend rest of life in prison for molesting boys.
Emanuel Yegutkin, 33, was found guilty of 75 counts, with the top one — sustained sexual abuse of a child — carrying a sentence of 25 years in prison.
“This violent sexual predator faces the remainder of his life behind bars,” said Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes.
Yegutkin — who founded the Elite High School in Bensonhurst — was a close friend of the boys’ father and a frequent visitor to their Flatbush home.
He was found guilty of abusing two of the boys from 1996 until 2005, starting when they were 7. He also showed pornography to the third one in 2008, leading to his arrest in early 2009.
The older brother testified the abuse started when Yegutkin sat next to him during the Sabbath meal and rubbed his private parts under the table.
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By Sharon Otterman
New York Times - December 3, 2012
After three days of deliberation, a jury in Brooklyn found the man,
Emanuel Yegutkin, 33, guilty of 75 counts of sexual abuse, including the
top charge, sexual conduct against a child in the first degree, which
carries a maximum 25-year prison sentence. A sentencing date has not yet
been set.
Mr. Yegutkin’s lawyer, Jeffrey Schwartz, could not be reached for comment Monday evening.
The case is among a wave of sexual abuse cases involving Orthodox Jews that the Brooklyn district attorney, Charles J. Hynes, is prosecuting after decades in which such prosecutions were rare. Another trial,
involving Nechemya Weberman, an unlicensed religious counselor accused
of molesting a girl he was treating, continues Tuesday in the same
courthouse with testimony from the girl’s mother.
Mr. Yegutkin’s case “should serve as a clear message that those who
would sexually abuse children in this county will be punished severely,”
Mr. Hynes said in a statement Monday. “This violent sexual predator
faces the remainder of his life behind bars.”
Before his arrest in 2009, Mr. Yegutkin was the principal of Elite High
School, a private Jewish school for Russian-Americans in Bensonhurst. He
had volunteered for two summers at an Orthodox Jewish camp in the
Catskill Mountains called Oorah’s Boy Zone, and was a volunteer for
Hatzolah of Flatbush, the private Jewish ambulance service, those
organizations said.
In 1996, Mr. Yegutkin began to fondle and engage in oral sex with the
7-year-old son of a family friend, prosecutors said. He also sexually
abused the boy’s older brother, and molested them for years, in their
home and elsewhere, officials said. In 2008 he showed pornography to a
third boy, the jury found. All three victims testified in the trial.
The victims did not attend either the camp or the school, prosecutors
said, and both organizations have said they had no reports of improper
behavior. But immediately following his arrest nearly four years ago,
Mr. Yegutkin appeared to confess to the crimes.
According to court papers, Detective Steve Litwin of the police sex
crimes unit in Brooklyn told Mr. Yegutkin in January 2009 that one boy
said he was abused for the first time at age 7 in the basement guest
room of his house. “Is he lying?” Mr. Litwin asked him.
“No,” Mr. Yegutkin had replied. “The details may not be exact, but he’s not lying.”
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Associated Press - December 3, 2012
NEW YORK — The former principal of a Brooklyn yeshiva has been convicted of sexually abusing three boys over a 10 year period.
The Brooklyn district attorney's office says a jury on Monday found 33-year-old Emanuel Yegutkin guilty on multiple sex charges. He faces up to 25 years in prison on the top charge alone at his Dec. 17 sentencing.
Prosecutors say Yegutkin abused the young brothers after he became friends with the victims' family and frequently visited their home. They say the sex abuse began when two of the boys were just 7 years old. The boys did not attend Yegutkin's school.
Yegutkin was arrested in 2009.
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UPDATE: Ex-Yeshiva Principal Yegutkin Convicted Of 75 Abuse Counts
New York Jewish Week - December 3, 2012
Emanuel Yegutkin, 33, the former principal of Elite High School in
Bensonhurst, was convicted Monday morning of all 75 counts of charges
that he sexually abused three boys over the course of a decade.
"This conviction is an example of my office's policy not to tolerate
horrendous crimes that target children," said Brooklyn District
Attorney Charles J. Hynes through a spokesman.
Another spokesman later added on his behalf, "this sexual predator
faces the remainder of his life behind bars. This should serve as a
clear message that those who would sexually abuse children anywhere in
this county will be punished severely."
All three victims testified at the trial, which began on Oct. 18th. The
jury of seven men and six women deliberated most of Thursday (Nov. 29)
and on Friday morning before reaching their verdict Monday morning.
The felony charges were related a to "a course of sexual conduct against children," said the spokesman, Jerry Shmetterer.
Yegutkin faces at least 30 years in jail. No sentencing date has been set.
He was arrested in January 2009 on charges of child molestation and
endangering the welfare of a child. According to prosecutors, Yegutkin
was a regular guest in the home of his victims’ after befriending their
father. The abuse took place from 1996 to 2005, when the two boys were
ages seven to 15-years-old, and in 2008, and he exposed the third boy to
pornography. He forced them to perform sex acts including fondling and
oral sex, prosecutors Rachel Schmidt and Lauren Traum convinced the
jury.
Sources have told The Jewish Week Yegutkin — who also worked as a camp
counselor and volunteer Hatzolah medic — had been seen at Ohel
Children's Home and Family Services, a key Orthodox-run social service
agency, prior to his arrest in a controversial program that treats
potential or suspected sexual abusers. Critics say such a program
prevents abusers from being reported to the police.
NOTE: An earlier version of this story incorrectly said the victims were students at the yeshiva where Yegutkin was principal.
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Brooklyn, NY - Principal of Orthodox Jewish School Convicted For Abuse; Faces Life in PrisonVos Iz Neias - December 3, 2012
Brooklyn, NY - Kings County District Attorney Charles J. Hynes today
announced the conviction of Emanuel Yegutkin, 33, for sexually abusing
three young boys over the course of 10 years.
Yegutkin was convicted before Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Dineen
Riviezzo on 75 counts of charges including three counts of Course of
Sexual Conduct Against a Child in the First Degree, The top charge,
Course of Sexual Conduct Against a Child in the First Degree carries a
maximum sentence of 25 years.
Yegutkin will be back in court on December 17 to announce a sentencing date.
District Attorney Hynes said, “This violent sexual predator faces the
remainder of his life behind bars. This should serve as a clear
message that those who would sexually abuse children in this county will
be punished severely.”
Yegutkin was a principal of a private Jewish high school in
Brooklyn. He became a close friend of the victims’ family after
attending the school where the victims’ father worked, and visited their
home frequently. The victims did not attend Yegutkin’s school. From
1996 to 2005, Yegutkin sexually abused two of the boys when they were
ages seven to 15-years-old, and in 2008, exposed the third boy to
pornography. Yegutkin was arrested in January 2009.
At trial, the three victims testified against Yegutkin. The trial
began on October 18th. The jury, consisting of seven men and five
women, were in deliberations since November 29. They came back with a
guilty verdict today, finding Yegutkin guilty on all 75 counts.
NEW YORK (JTA) -- The former principal of a Jewish high school in Brooklyn was convicted on 75 counts of sexual abuse against three boys.
Emanuel Yegutkin, 33, was convicted Monday on all charges of sexual abuse stemming from his relationship with three boys between 1996 and 2005, including one who was 7 years old at the time.
Yegutkin faces up to 25 years in prison for the top charge of sexual conduct against a child in the first degree. He will be sentenced on Dec. 17.
Until his arrest in early 2009, Yegutkin served as the principal of Elite High School, a private school in the Bensonhurst neighborhood comprised largely of Russian-American students. Two of the victims were brothers; none were students at the school.
“This violent sexual predator faces the remainder of his life behind bars,” Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes said. “This should serve as a clear message that those who would sexually abuse children in this county will be punished severely.”
Earlier this year, Hynes came under fire for his handling of prosecuting sex offenders in the haredi Orthodox community.
Prior to his arrest, Yegutkin also worked as a lifeguard at Oorah summer camp in upstate New York and as a volunteer paramedic for the Flatbush Hatzoloh ambulance service.
By James King
Village Voice - December 4, 2012
A former principal at a Jewish High School in Brooklyn could potentially spend the rest of his life in prison after getting convicted yesterday on 75 counts of sex-with-a-kid-related crimes.
The jury in the case against Emanuel Yegutkin found that the former principal at Elite High School in Bensonhurst repeatedly sexually abused three young boys over a 10-year period, starting in 1996.
None of 33-year-old Yegutkin's victims were students at the school where he was employed until his 2009 arrest -- authorities say he met the boys after befriending their father and getting close with their family.
Yegutkin was frequently invited to the family's Friday night shabbat dinners, where he had access to the three brothers.
"He would touch me under the table," one of the boys testified at trial. "I wasn't taught about sexuality so I wasn't sure if it was right or wrong."
Yegutkin began sexually abusing two of the boys in 1996, when they were just 7 years old. The abuse went on until they were 15, and included oral sex and fondling.
The third victim's abuse began in 2008, when Yegutkin exposed the boy to pornography.
"This violent sexual predator faces the remainder of his life behind bars," Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes says in a statement. "This should serve as a clear message that those who would sexually abuse children in this county will be punished severely."
The charges on which Yegutkin was convicted include course of sexual conduct against a child, two counts of course of sexual conduct against a child in the second degree, and multiple counts of criminal sexual act in the second degree, sexual abuse in the second degree, sexual abuse in the third degree, and endangering the welfare of a child.
For the first-degree course of sexual conduct against a child conviction alone, Yegutkin faces up to 25 years in prison.
His sentencing is scheduled for December 17.
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Ex-principal of Brooklyn Jewish school convicted on sex abuseNEW YORK (JTA) -- The former principal of a Jewish high school in Brooklyn was convicted on 75 counts of sexual abuse against three boys.
Emanuel Yegutkin, 33, was convicted Monday on all charges of sexual abuse stemming from his relationship with three boys between 1996 and 2005, including one who was 7 years old at the time.
Yegutkin faces up to 25 years in prison for the top charge of sexual conduct against a child in the first degree. He will be sentenced on Dec. 17.
Until his arrest in early 2009, Yegutkin served as the principal of Elite High School, a private school in the Bensonhurst neighborhood comprised largely of Russian-American students. Two of the victims were brothers; none were students at the school.
“This violent sexual predator faces the remainder of his life behind bars,” Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes said. “This should serve as a clear message that those who would sexually abuse children in this county will be punished severely.”
Earlier this year, Hynes came under fire for his handling of prosecuting sex offenders in the haredi Orthodox community.
Prior to his arrest, Yegutkin also worked as a lifeguard at Oorah summer camp in upstate New York and as a volunteer paramedic for the Flatbush Hatzoloh ambulance service.
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Yeshiva Principal Emanuel Yegutkin Convicted On 75 Counts In Child Sex Abuse CaseBy James King
Village Voice - December 4, 2012
A former principal at a Jewish High School in Brooklyn could potentially spend the rest of his life in prison after getting convicted yesterday on 75 counts of sex-with-a-kid-related crimes.
The jury in the case against Emanuel Yegutkin found that the former principal at Elite High School in Bensonhurst repeatedly sexually abused three young boys over a 10-year period, starting in 1996.
None of 33-year-old Yegutkin's victims were students at the school where he was employed until his 2009 arrest -- authorities say he met the boys after befriending their father and getting close with their family.
Yegutkin was frequently invited to the family's Friday night shabbat dinners, where he had access to the three brothers.
"He would touch me under the table," one of the boys testified at trial. "I wasn't taught about sexuality so I wasn't sure if it was right or wrong."
Yegutkin began sexually abusing two of the boys in 1996, when they were just 7 years old. The abuse went on until they were 15, and included oral sex and fondling.
The third victim's abuse began in 2008, when Yegutkin exposed the boy to pornography.
"This violent sexual predator faces the remainder of his life behind bars," Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes says in a statement. "This should serve as a clear message that those who would sexually abuse children in this county will be punished severely."
The charges on which Yegutkin was convicted include course of sexual conduct against a child, two counts of course of sexual conduct against a child in the second degree, and multiple counts of criminal sexual act in the second degree, sexual abuse in the second degree, sexual abuse in the third degree, and endangering the welfare of a child.
For the first-degree course of sexual conduct against a child conviction alone, Yegutkin faces up to 25 years in prison.
His sentencing is scheduled for December 17.
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Emanuel Yegutkin, Ex-Principal Of Elite High School In Bensonhurst, Guilty Of Molesting Brothers
Emanuel Yegutkin, Ex-Principal Of Elite High School In Bensonhurst, Guilty Of Molesting Brothers
Huffington Post - December 4, 2012
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The former principal of Elite High School, a private Jewish school in Brooklyn, was convicted of molesting three brothers periodically over the course of ten years.
33-year-old Emanuel Yegutkin was a close family friend of the three boys and often visited their home in Flatbush.
On Tuesday, Yegutkin was found guilty of 75 counts including sexual abuse against a child in the first degree, which carries a 25-year prison sentence.
From 1996-2005, Yegutkin was found guilty of abusing two of the brothers at the age of seven by fondling them and engaging in oral sex.
In 2008, he showed pornographic images to the third brother.
The disgraced yeshiva principal was arrested soon after in 2009.
Yegutkin was said to be a frequent guest at the family's shabbat dinners, where one of the brothers testified Yegutkin touched his private parts under the dinner table.
"He would touch me under the table. I wasn't taught about sexuality so I wasn't sure if it was right or wrong," the boy said.
33-year-old Emanuel Yegutkin was a close family friend of the three boys and often visited their home in Flatbush.
On Tuesday, Yegutkin was found guilty of 75 counts including sexual abuse against a child in the first degree, which carries a 25-year prison sentence.
From 1996-2005, Yegutkin was found guilty of abusing two of the brothers at the age of seven by fondling them and engaging in oral sex.
In 2008, he showed pornographic images to the third brother.
The disgraced yeshiva principal was arrested soon after in 2009.
Yegutkin was said to be a frequent guest at the family's shabbat dinners, where one of the brothers testified Yegutkin touched his private parts under the dinner table.
"He would touch me under the table. I wasn't taught about sexuality so I wasn't sure if it was right or wrong," the boy said.
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I was following this case closely, but was unable to attend the sentencing. I am not able to find any information on the judges decision concerning his sentence, and I am hoping someone knows the results.
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