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Lance Mussack, 41, of Flagler Beach, Arrested on Child Porn Charge

January 13, 2020 | FlaglerLive | 5 Comments

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Lance Corey Mussack.

Lance C. Mussack, a 41-year-old resident of 600 Moody Lane in Flagler Beach, was incarcerated at the Flagler County jail Friday on a felony charge of possession of child pornography–alleged images of his girlfriend’s pre-pubescent child, taken while she was asleep.




Mussack allegedly confessed to his girlfriend and in a controlled, or recorded, phone call, with police listening, that he had taken the photographs, which were on his cell phone.

Mussack had been dating his girlfriend for about a year. She told Flagler Beach police that just before the new year she picked up Mussack’s iPhone to take a funny selfie of herself, but noticed in his images the close-up picture of what appeared to be a young girl’s vagina. The picture bothered her. Almost two weeks later–on Jan. 10–she picked up Mussack’s phone again to find the photograph, only to find still “more provocative and nude pictures,” with a time stamp of January 6.

In those pictures she noticed a custom-made blanket she recognized, along with bedsheets she recognized–Mussack’s own. She then realized the girl in the picture was her own daughter.

She immediately confronted Mussack, who was getting ready for work. He did not deny it, according to his arrest report, repeatedly yelling, “I’m sorry, I’m sorry.” She ordered him out of the house and contacted police, where she knew an officer personally.

The Flagler Beach police detective arranged for a controlled phone call between Mussack and the child’s mother, when he said he had never touched the girl, and said the two pictures were the extent of it. “Yes, it’ll never happen again,” Using an expletive, Mussack said during the call. He said he didn’t know why it had happened in the first place.

She asked him if the girl had been aware of what he was doing: she had not wanted to sleep there recently. “No, definitely not, totally asleep. I don’t know why she would say that,” he said.

Mussack intimated to the child’s mother that his own father had acted inappropriately toward a close family member. “It’s always come back to haunt me,” he says during the phone call. I try and get it off my shoulders.” (His late father of the same name had a sexual-offender record in Indiana.) Again using an expletive, he then goes on to say he wanted to “jump off the bridge,” then after saying he needs to get help says he must go, and hangs up.

The afternoon of January 10, Mussack was pulled over as he drove his Ford truck south on Oceanshore Boulevard, back from work in St. Johns County, and taken to the Flagler Beach police station. He was booked at the jail that night and released on $25,000 bond 24 hours later.

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  1. Richard says

    January 13, 2020 at 1:41 pm

    There are a lot of VERY sick and perverted people on this earth. Maybe just maybe those people should spend more time praising Jesus versus glorifying the devil with their minds in the gutter all the time with porn and other crap. Ya THINK!

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    • BootyBoi says

      January 14, 2020 at 5:13 pm

      Yup! The devil made him do it, that’s all. He’s definitely not just mentally ill and needs help…. (that was sarcasm)

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  2. really says

    January 13, 2020 at 2:40 pm

    Predator, that situation would have escalated. Lock the sicko up for good. Yeah hes sorry he got caught is all

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  3. Concernedcitizen says

    January 14, 2020 at 1:11 pm

    It’s ashame our county is stuck in a catch and release rut.

    There are certain charges that should have no bond set on them. Unfortunatley our Judges set the bond schedules and half don’t know what they are doing. This dude should still be in jail until he goes to court and then hopefully prison.

    Child predators and abusers of women are the lowest of the low. I can only hope he gets what is coming to him. Thankfully his address has been posted publicly along with his picture. Hard to hide these days.

    I hope the mother will get her daughter the counseling she needs to cope with this.

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  4. Christy says

    November 17, 2021 at 12:18 pm

    Where was the mother when all this happened?? Yes he’s sick but why was a child left alone sleeping in a man’s bed she only knew a short time???

    Reply

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