Assistant U.S. Attorney Michelle Morgan-Kelly speaks to a member of the news media outside the U.S. Federal Courthouse in Philadelphia on Thursday April 30, 2009. Andrew Mogilyansky, a wealthy Russian-American car exporter, has pleaded guilty to sex crimes involving three Russian girls. Federal prosecutors say the 38-year-old Columbia University graduate traveled to his homeland to procure young teens from orphanages and have sex with them at his St. Petersburg apartment. AP Photo logo AP Photo 9 months ago

Assistant U.S. Attorney Michelle Morgan-Kelly speaks to a member of the news media outside the U.S. Federal Courthouse in Philadelphia on Thursday April 30, 2009. Andrew Mogilyansky, a wealthy Russian-American car exporter, has pleaded guilty to sex crimes involving three Russian girls. Federal prosecutors say the 38-year-old Columbia University graduate traveled to his homeland to procure young teens from orphanages and have sex with them at his St. Petersburg apartment.

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