Sex Sting Suspect Tells Police He 'Loves To Have Sex With Young Girls'

A Butler County man who was arrested in an online sex sting said he knew what he was doing was wrong, but he wanted to do it anyway.

State police and the state attorney general’s Child Predator Unit arrested Stanley Miller, 37, of Prospect, on Jan. 9.

According to a criminal complaint, Miller attempted to arrange a meeting to have sex with multiple children. He allegedly used Internet chat rooms and instant messages to approach what he thought were 13 and 14 years girls. The girls, however, were two undercover agents from the Child Predator Unit.

“Miller expressed the desire to meet the girls for sex,” said Tom Corbett, Pennsylvania's attorney general. “He said, ‘I love to have sex with young girls.’ Miller also allegedly asked for nude photos of the girls and sent webcam videos that showed him engaging in sexual activity in front of the computer."

Investigators also accuse Miller of encouraging a teenager to contact a friend so the three of them could have sex together.

Miller faces several felonies and if convicted, a number of years in prison. He has a hearing scheduled for next week.