N C man sentenced to 3 decades in prison for trafficking over 300 women
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Ex-Marine sentenced for drugging, trafficking hundreds of women — including military dependents
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Major sex trafficking case could trigger investigations of North Carolina Marines 2 days ago Jesse Gabriel Marks, 38, a Marine veteran, was arrested on drug charges in 2019 and later confessed to drugging and prostituting hundreds of women over two decades near Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. (Onslow County Jail) A Marine veteran turned drug-dealing sex trafficker already has been sent to prison but evidence from the investigation is headed to police agencies in and around Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, that could help identify his clients, both civilian and military. On May 7, Jesse Gabriel Marks, 38, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for drugging and prostituting an estimated 300 women throughout two decades in Onslow County, North Carolina ― home to Camp Lejeune, one of the largest Marine Corps bases.
N.C. man sentenced to 3 decades in prison for trafficking over 300 women Jesse Marks (Source: WITN via Onslow County Sheriff s Office) By Liam Collins | May 18, 2021 at 4:56 PM EDT - Updated May 19 at 11:52 AM
JACKSONVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - A drug investigation led to the sentencing of a Jacksonville man law enforcement say led a massive sex trafficking operation in Onslow County and on Camp Lejeune.
Jesse Marks, 38, a former Marine, was sentenced to 30 years in prison earlier this month for what police call his essential role in an extensive prostitution ring, which investigators believe countless active-duty Marines were clients.
“Jesse Marks was using his experience as having been a Marine to teach his victims how to get Marines on base to either buy drugs or buy prostitution from him,” said Erin Blondel, the assistant U.S. attorney who helped prosecute the case.