A depraved female Long Island therapist has confessed to sharing horrific videos and photos of baby rape online — where she also got a sick kick out of pretending to be a dad who raped his own kids.
Renee Hoberman, a 36-year-old licensed social worker from Plainview, pleaded guilty in federal court in Islip on Wednesday to distributing child porn videos on the social media app Kik, including the rape of a baby less than one years old, federal prosecutors said.
She told investigators that she got off on the stomach-churning content, which she shared in 2024 while she was working in Melville as a therapist with children 17 and under.
“The defendant … admitted to distributing extremely vile and unthinkable videos depicting the horrific sexual abuse of babies. The videos the defendant distributed and sought for her own perverse pleasure showed the most innocent members of our society being restrained and violently raped,” stated US Attorney Joseph Nocella, Jr.
“The defendant’s crimes should outrage and offend every decent member of our society,” he added.
One nauseating video shared by Hoberman depicted a baby between six months and one-year old being held down and raped by an adult man, prosecutors said.
She also participated in perverted online chat rooms in which she posed as the father of several children and claimed to have sex with them.
Hoberman chatted under several usernames, including “badgurl854,” “AlwayzSpnkednkd,” “prettyprncss2388,” “Daddywhospanks Naked,” and multiple others during the disgusting incidents, which allegedly occurred between June and October 2024.
“The user further claimed that ‘he’ would have anal sex with the children and would punish the children by getting naked, stripping the children naked, and spanking them while the other children watched,” the criminal complaint stated.
Hoberman also uploaded two videos showing child sex abuse, which she claimed were the man’s children, prosecutors said.
She even invited one sicko to visit “his” family in New York to spank and sexually abuse the fictional kids.
Authorities zeroed in on Hoberman after they received several tips about the abuse from Kik. They found child sexual abuse content in a hidden folder on her phone, and she admitted to sharing child pornography on other messaging apps.
She admitted to federal agents that she “has a preference for children from infancy to age three, and that she prefers violent depictions of the children in child pornography,” according to the complaint.
Hoberman faces up to 20 years in prison.
