If any of you believes you are somehow to blame, you are not. “This may be of little or no value, but please know this is not your fault. “I know my being sorry probably offers little if anything to you,” he said. “I wish there was something I could do to help all the people I have hurt, especially the victims of my crimes and their families. “To all the victims, their families, the community and everybody, I am sorry,” he said. “You are sick and you make me sick and you deserve the rest of your life in prison.”įasold told his victims in a flat, emotionless tone, that he was sorry. “You are a coward in addition to a pedophile,” she said. Fasold hung himself from a shower head, dove into a stairwell and tried to overdose on pain medication. “What he has taken from our children and from all of us can never be returned,” one mother said,Īnother told Fasold, propped up so he could see her from his gurney, that his three suicide attempts were an attempt to escape the consequences of his behavior. Because of one condition associated with paralysis, Fasold is permitted to sit up for only two hours three times a day. District Michael Shea said Fasold’s time in prison is likely to be short and painful as a result of his suicide risk and catastrophic health problems associated with his paralysis. His four-hour-long sentencing hearing in federal court in Hartford was, if possible, just as wrenching.Įleven speakers, Fasold’s victims and their parents, took turns at a lectern and in voices alternating between rage and terrible sorrow, called him a “monster” who as one speaker said “robbed” children of “their innocence and sense of safety.” Fasold, grievously injured and a paraplegic after three in-prison suicide attempts, watched and listened from across the courtroom, where he was strapped to a hospital gurney. One-time community leader Kyle Fasold’s arrest and prosecution on child pornography charges stunned Plainville and in particular, the close group of families with whom he was involved in the town’s successful youth swimming program. A Plainville father and adult leader on the town’s popular recreational town swim team was sentenced to 25 years in prison Friday for recording hundreds of pornographic photographs and videos of young women undressing and posting some of the images on a murky part of the Internet known as the Dark Web.

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