Woman Pleads Guilty to Attempted Sex Trafficking of a Minor
In her plea agreement, Kimberly Susan Latham admitted that she met two young women, reportedly ages 17 and 18, and invited them to stay with her in her Minnetonka apartment.
On Friday in federal court, a 33-year-old Minneapolis woman pleaded guilty to one count of sex trafficking of a minor. Kimberly Susan Latham, who was indicted on Jan. 19, entered her plea before United States District Court Judge Ann D. Montgomery. In her plea agreement, Latham admitted that in November of 2011, she met two young women, reportedly ages 17 and 18, and invited them to stay with her in her Minnetonka apartment. She then asked the 17-year-old minor to engage in commercial sex acts and used the apartment for that purpose. Latham also used the Internet and cell phones to advertise the services. Because of her sex trafficking activity, Latham admittedly received financial benefit. For her crime, Latham faces a sentence of a …
