On Wednesday, a judge accepted the guilty plea of Andrew Chavarria Jaquez, 35, to count one of the indictment. He faces 10 years to life in prison, five years to life of supervised release, and he will have to register as a sex offender.
The woman told investigators she was contacted by a number of people through a messenger app called Skout. One of the individuals she communicated with was Jaquez. She claimed Jaquez was her boyfriend for a year or two, though they had never met in person.
She told the FBI they exchanged sexually explicit images and videos of each other. She said they broke up because Jaquez kept wanting to talk about doing sexually graphic things with children, according to the complaint.
The woman told the FBI she occasionally was kicked off of Skout for a few days when she had sexually explicit conversations about kids with other individuals. FBI gave Jaquez a number he believed to belong to an year-old girl. Jaquez began exchanging text messages with a detective on that number, when he made plans to drive to Lubbock from Odessa to have sex with the year-old.
On July 7, he was arrested at the agreed upon meeting location where he thought he would be meeting the adult woman and the year-old. He admitted he sent the messages and he traveled to meet the adult woman and the child. He also admitted to law enforcement he sometimes fantasized about minors and described a time where he was communicating online and exchanging sexually explicit photographs with a year-old girl.
