A 41-year-old Denver man was sentenced to 35 years in prison after pleading guilty to distributing child sexual abuse material and being involved with a related site on the dark web, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Colorado said Thursday. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Denver couple sentenced to prison, $20 million in fines for wire fraud Crime and Public Safety | Supporters of Colorado Springs’ Black mayor faked burning cross, racist slur during 2023 campaign, feds allege Crime and Public Safety | UCHealth to pay $23 million to settle federal lawsuit over billing fraud allegations Crime and Public Safety | Denver man convicted of trying to entice 13-year-old for sex Crime and Public Safety | Denver woman sentenced to jail after stealing nearly $500,000 from Amazon Christopher Carl Meier was already on parole for a 2013 conviction for sexual exploitation of a child when he became a member of a dark website dedicated to child sexual abuse material, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Meier, who was a member of the website for more than 18 months and made 600 posts, wrote on the website that he tricked boys into thinking they were interacting with a girl their own age online, agency officials said Thursday. There are at least 65 victims in the case. Meier pleaded guilty to five counts of distributing child sexual abuse material and one count of conspiracy to distribute on July 9. He was also sentenced to a lifetime of supervised release. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day.