Avraham Levin: Jewish Child Molester

Another day, another jewish child molester in this instance it is a recent case that has occurred in the city of Chicago where the suspect Avraham Levin fled to the city of Orlando in Florida to escape the consequences of his misdeeds which commands our attention this time.

Marie Edinger writing for Fox’s Orlando affiliate ‘Fox 35’ explains how:

‘FOX 35 is investigating an Orlando school employee who was arrested for the alleged sexual abuse of a child. The victim reached out to FOX 35 about the case, saying he’d actually initially reported it to police back in 2021.

What we know:

Levin's arrest actually stems from a case in Chicago.

Chicago police say this all happened between October 2010 and April 2011, when Levin was 15 and then 16 years old. Michael Weldler, the alleged victim in the case, was 11, turning 12, at the time.

Chicago police confirmed with FOX 35 that they started investigating the case back in 2021, when Weldler first reported the incident. The group representing Weldler says Levin was arrested in 2022, but was let go over a confusion over the statute of limitations. FOX 35 is still working to independently confirm this with police.

Police say Levin moved to Orlando and was hired as a staff member at the Orlando Torah Academy last August.

Officials also confirmed the arrest this week is in connection with the case Weldler brought forward almost three and a half years ago.

What they're saying:

About four months before Levin started working in Orlando, Weldler said he went to Beth Din, part of the Chicago rabbinical council that hears abuse cases. This council can take actions within the Jewish community, such as warning others about previous allegations and barring people from certain religious ceremonies.

Weldler said he was uncomfortable about coming forward, but he knew he had a responsibility to help protect other children.

"I realized I had a responsibility to (the) kids," Weldler told FOX 35. "I can't change what happened to me, but I could prevent it from happening again. … I'm not one to put my face out there. I don't like it out there at all. I don't like talking, but this is so important to me that I'm willing to go against everything that I personally feel makes me comfortable in order to stop this, because that's what I need to do."

The Orlando Torah Academy declined to comment on the case when FOX 35 Reporter Marie Edinger went by on Thursday, and they did not answer any emails on Thursday or Friday.

However, in a message sent to staff on Friday, they said they’ve "removed [Levin] from his post until further notice" following his arrest. The center also sent out an email to its attendees on Friday evening, adding that Levin is also no longer welcome in the synagogue.

FOX 35 also reached out to the Chicago Rabbinical Council on Thursday and Friday to ask if they were investigating the claims, but did not hear back yet.

In an email to Weldler, a detective on the case said that he wasn’t getting much help from them either.

What's next:

Records show Levin has bonded out of jail in Chicago.

Levin is scheduled to be in court next month in Chicago for the case. He is being charged with criminal sexual abuse of a person under 17, which is a misdemeanor, since Levin was also a minor at the time.’ (1)

Now from what we have been told it appears that Avraham Levin sodomized/sexually abused Michael Weldler when the latter was 11/12 and Levin was 15/16 in 2010/2011 in Chicago, which does not fall under any ‘Romeo and Juliet’/’Sweetheart’ clause because of how young Weldler was at the time before Levin fled to Orlando – presumably around 2020/2021 - and thus – as he has reportedly already confessed to the crime – Levin can reasonably be considered a homosexual jewish child molester.

The only cause for speculation we have in this case is less whether Levin is guilty - this is seemingly self-evident - and more how much Chicago’s jewish community knew given that we are told that Weldler went to Chicago’s Beth Din – or Rabbinical Court – to report what Levin had done four months before he went to the Chicago police.

This implies that Chicago’s Beth Din tried to suppress the child sexual abuse investigation into Levin – after all does it take four months for them to inform the local police department in their role as mandated reporters? – for unknown reasons, but likely because Levin and Weldler were jewish so they didn’t want yet another scandal to rock the jewish community, but instead promptly put the children of Orlando – both jewish and non-jewish – of being groomed and sexually assaulted/sodomized by Levin.

That is why we need to highlight these actions because jewish behaviour directly (and indirectly) puts not only their children at risk but also those of non-jews.

There is absolutely no excuse for this typical jewish inaction on yet another report of a jewish child molester!

References

(1) https://www.fox35orlando.com/news/florida-orlando-school-torah-academy-employee-arrested-child-sexual-abuse also see https://www.fox35orlando.com/video/1616122