A Philadelphia mom pleaded guilty to charges that she shot and sent sexually explicit photographs of her six-year-old daughter on the internet, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
Christine Yoder, 32, was indicted last October on charges of sexually exploiting her 6-year-old and 16-month-old daughters.
Yoder was charged with coercing her children to engage in sexually explicit conduct so she could take photographs of them and send them to men on the internet.
Last May, Yoder sent a sexually explicit picture of her 6-year-old daughter's vagina to a confidential source with the FBI and offered to fly her child to Michigan to have sex with the man, according to the indictment.
She also produced pornographic pictures of her infant.
Yoder offered her 6-year-old to the FBI's confidential source for a "sexual relationship" and hoped he got her pregnant so she could be a grandmother, the indictment stated.
On May 21, 2014, Yoder began using social networking sites Mocospace.com and Kik Messenger to offer her daughter for sexual activity, using screen names like "sexygirl32" and "freakygirl82" according to the indictment.
She also told the source that he could have her daughter "til u die."
Yoder said that she was "very serious" about sending her daughter to Michigan and described the child's clothes size for the source to buy, according to the indictment.
An FBI undercover agent took over the source's account on May 21 and continued to correspond with Yoder, who then sent him the explicit close up photo.
On May 23, Yoder provided the agent with her cellphone number and the information he needed to buy a plane ticket for her daughter, reiterating that she was "very serious" about it.
Yoder also told the undercover agent that she didn't want any contact with her daughter after he took her, saying in message, "That's my 6 yr old Urs now."
She also sent the agent sexually explicit messages about her daughter.
Yoder faces up to 100 years in prison when she is sentenced in June. She could also be fined up to $1 million, the FBI said in a news release.