Logan Airport seems to be an international hub for alleged perverts. Here are some headlines from my earlier blog posts:
- Newton Man Accused of “Abusive Sexual Contact” with Minor on Flight to Boston;
- Man Arrested for Allegedly Exposing Himself on a Flight to Boston;
- Doctor Arrested for “Lewd, Indecent and Obscene Acts” Abroad Flight to Boston;
- California Man Sentenced for Groping Female Passengers on Overnight Flight to Boston
Here’s a new story we can add to the list.
Yesterday police arrested JetBlue pilot Jeremy Gudorf, 33, of Ohio, just before he took off for Paris, France.
Gudorf is wanted in Huntersville, North Carolina for the charge of sexual exploitation of a minor for service.
The allegations supporting the charge are unclear.
According to Boston 25,
The Huntersville Police Department said it launched an investigation into Gudorf in October 2024 after receiving a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. During the investigation, the police department said detectives obtained a search warrant for Google, leading to the identification of the source of the reported sexual exploitation images.
By the time police had probable cause to arrest Gudorf, he had left the state.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection connected the out-of-state warrant with Gudorf when they reviewed the Boston-to-Paris manifesto prior to the flight’s departure.
Surprisingly, a district court judge in Massachusetts gave Gudorf the opportunity to post bail (which was set a $10,000) and to return to North Carolina outside of police custody.