Jesse Hodgson Pleads Guilty: Accused Of Forcing 11-Year-Old To Participate In Diaper Fetish (VIDEO)

A former Longmont-area firefighter has pleaded guilty to forcing his 11-year-old stepdaughter to watch him urinate in an adult diaper before changing him. His stepdaughter was also allegedly forced to wear an adult diaper as punishment on two occasions.

Jesse Hodgson, 37, has at least three known victims and must now register as a sex offender after pleading guilty to felony attempted sexual assault, misdemeanor sexual exposure and misdemeanor unlawful sexual contact.

The Longmont Times reports:

Firestone police arrested Hodgson in December after investigating reports that he sexually assaulted an intoxicated woman related to him at a Memorial Day party while he wore an adult-size diaper, according to police reports, and that he exposed himself to a child as he pursued a sexual fetish for wearing diapers and having others change them after they were soiled.

Hodgson will be sentenced July 30 and faces a maximum prison sentence of three years.

WATCH CBS Denver's coverage of Hodgson's arrest here:

Comments

[curiousmatt]

03:20 PM on 04/25/2011

Is this what happens after serious mommy issues?

[juzcuz]

12:22 PM on 04/25/2011

What is it about this guy and Vitter and others who get excited over diapers? I don't get that
pee-yoo-wee mental illness at all. All I got to say, is throw him in prison (handcuffed) with a baby diaper on and the inability to change that diaper for years to come. Let him stew in his own pee-yoo-wee.

[mickcastillo]

11:07 AM on 04/25/2011

Is he from Louisiana?

[PhoenixProg]

09:52 AM on 04/25/2011

Wow. I wonder what his answer will be to his fellow inmates' question: "What are you in for?"

[AngryMonkey]

11:07 PM on 04/23/2011

There are some sick mofo's in the world. Sigh

[Cat-Lover]

07:32 PM on 04/23/2011

This wasn't a sex crime.
It was a man-gone-crazy punishing a kid.
Put him away. It can only get worse.

My point of view.

[Adam Boorst]

03:32 PM on 04/23/2011

Time to outlaw diapers. Just look what they make people do.

[Threepointturn]

01:42 PM on 04/23/2011

Was it really a heinous crime?

Just depends!

[phapnui]

01:38 PM on 04/23/2011

This is a good example why it is vital to the children of our country and to our national interests to fund studies and social workers (for community, schools and medical facilities). Not only to deal with issues at hand but how this develops. Prevention is extremely important. Yeah, it costs some money but it is cheaper in the long run. There have been studies (sorry I've been out of the field for too long- someone help me with cites) that demonstrate the millions of dollars saved for prevention efforts.

[Riley Pacheco]

01:08 PM on 04/23/2011

I am getting pretty ticked off with the Huffington Post lately. Too many of my comments are being deleted because they aren't in line with what the moderators think. It reminds me of the RATM line, "They don't gotta burn the books they just remove 'em".

[robXdion]

01:42 PM on 04/23/2011

Posting on here is worse than being interviewed on Fox News. They'll cut you off quick.

[googlymoogly]

03:17 PM on 04/23/2011

It's called censorship. Originally one could post whatever but the powers to be know what is good, bad, right and wrong. They are protecting us from getting our feelings hurt or being insulted. It makes no sense because no one is forced to read any comments on Huffpo.

[BGDad]

12:58 PM on 04/23/2011

Can someone please explain to me why this piece was worthy of publication? Seriously, I don't come to Huffpo for this kind of blather.

[phapnui]

01:44 PM on 04/23/2011

Look above you and below you at the thoughtful comments and learn...What appears to be blather could be the springboard for serious discussion (and the usual goofy comments which in some instances has at least some entertainment value).Comments provided in all pieces range from little to high value. You get to decide to pay attention to ones you like.
But I understand the reaction of folks who are not aware of the dynamics and extent of child abuse. Not a pleasant subject. Open your minds and peruse your states Annual Child Abuse Report that details the extent and nature of abuse in your state. Unless the useless politicians have defunded same, in which case you may wish to stick your head in the sand with them.

[Missacapella]

11:47 PM on 04/23/2011

that is the same thing I am thinking. What is this on here for?

[Volkmoidruk]

12:45 PM on 04/23/2011

Maybe he'd be a good match for that stalkery diaper-wearing she-astronaut?

[robXdion]

12:44 PM on 04/23/2011

Nasty a--! But why didn't these adult women he allegedly raped and assaulted in the affidavit bring charges before he got to the 11 yr old?

[LogicalMathMan]

12:44 PM on 04/23/2011

Judge: And what say you about your sick proclivities?

Fireman: Depends.

[phapnui]

01:50 PM on 04/23/2011

What a cruel joke about a serious subject! But seriously funny...

[inARCTICulate]

12:43 PM on 04/23/2011

Give him Vitter's phone double.
Can you say COUPLE!