A Putnam County man was found guilty of child porn and sexual misconduct charges.
Casey Grayson, 40, of Reelsville, was found guilty of all counts in the case that began with an Indiana State Police investigation in late 2024. Grayson was arrested on a Putnam County warrant in March 2025. The investigation yielded evidence of Grayson inapproriately touching a 14-year-old juvenile. It was also found that Grayson was in possession of child pornography.
In all, Grayson was found guilty on 13 counts. He is scheduled for sentencing September 24.
A Reelsville man facing possession of child porn and sexual misconduct with a minor was found guilty on all counts after a Putnam County trial.
Indiana State Police said the investigation into Casey Grayson, 40, of Reelsville, began in December 2024, after a 14-year-old juvenile claimed they had been inappropriately touched by Grayson. The investigation also revealed that Grayson owned child pornography.
Following an investigation by state police, Grayson was taken into custody in March 2025 on a Putnam County warrant.
Grayson was charged with three counts of sexual misconduct with a minor and 10 counts of possession of child pornography.
Following a two-day Putnam County Jury trial, Grayson was found guilty on all 13 counts.
The Putnam County Prosecuto's Office posted a thank you to ISP Detective Colton Maynor, the Indiana State Police, the Putnam County Sheriff’s Department, and the incredibly brave victim in this case.
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