Former CNN Producer Sentenced To 19 Years In Prison For Luring Minor Into SHOCKING Sex Acts

Griffin, a Princeton University graduate, pleaded guilty in December to using interstate commerce to entice a minor. He convinced a woman he met online to bring her 9-year-old daughter to his $2.5 million Ludlow ski hideaway, where he molested the child. Griffin also paid the mother $3,000 in July 2020 to fly from Nevada to Boston, where he picked them up and drove them to his home, and directed the girl to engage in sex acts.

The girl’s mother, Heather Carriker, has also been charged with child abuse and sexual assault, but there are no updates on her case. As part of Griffin’s plea deal, two additional charges against him of enticement of a minor were dropped.

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Griffin’s hefty sentence comes a year and a half after being arrested in Dec. 2021 on multiple charges of inviting girls as young as seven to his Vermont home for “sexual subservience” training. The initial documents accused him of persuading women he met online that “a woman is a woman regardless of her age” and that he should be the one to sexually “train” their young daughters. Griffin, who is a father himself, also attempted to entice two minors into sexual activity using apps like Kik and Google Hangout, according to the state’s attorney.

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In April 2020, for example, he allegedly suggested a “virtual training session” instructing a mother and her 14-year-old daughter to remove their clothing and touch each other. Griffin initially pleaded not guilty to all charges and was fired from CNN, where his LinkedIn indicates he worked as a senior producer for eight years following stints at ABC, Fox News, and CBS.

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June 21, 2023

At his arrest, the government sought to seize Griffin’s Ludlow property and his Tesla and Mercedes vehicles. His wife, Allyson Griffin, filed for divorce and sought custody of the couple’s three children and ownership of their $4.5 million Norwalk mansion in Jan. 2022. As part of his plea deal, Griffin cannot have contact with anyone under 18 except in the presence of an appropriate adult approved by his probation officer. He is also banned from areas frequented by minors, such as playgrounds, schools, and theme parks, unless permitted by his probation officer.