Sex Predator Raped Child Relative When She was 4 - Courts

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Queens Voice

August 21, 2023


QUEENS - Julio Fernando Pina-Illescas was sentenced to 17.5 years to life in jail for physically attacking a youngster relative throughout 10 years, starting when the young lady was 4 years of age. In a different case, Pina-Illescas has been accused of mishandling two other pre-high schooler young ladies, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced.


“This defendant, now a convicted sexual predator, used his access and authority to prey on an innocent child,” Katz said.  “While we cannot take away the trauma caused by his acts, I hope the prison sentence provides a measure of closure to the young victim, who bravely stepped forward to tell us about the horrors she was forced to endure. My office will pursue full accountability in the separate indictment against the defendant.” 


Pina-Illescas, 39, of Corona, was indicted last month by a jury on charges of ruthless rape of a kid and imperiling the government assistance of a kid, driving High Court Equity David J. Kirschner to condemn him to 17.5 years to life in jail, to be trailed by five years post-discharge oversight. Pina-Illescas will likewise be expected to enroll as a sex guilty party.


As indicated by the charges and preliminary declaration:


• Between around August 2009 and October 2019, starting when the victim was 4, Pina-Illescas physically attacked and assaulted the casualty on various events.


• The maltreatment happened inside Pina-Illescas' two spots of home in Corona .


In a different case, Pina-Illescas was prosecuted in 2020 on two counts of sexual abuse in the first degree and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child for abusing another child relative and other young girl. 


The case is pending.



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