(Click here to go back to the Wanted Page) PATRICIA ANN KELLEY UNLAWFUL FLIGHT TO AVOID PROSECUTION - RAPE OF A MINOR JOHN D. STONEMAN UNLAWFUL FLIGHT TO AVOID PROSECUTION - RAPE OF A MINOR, UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A DANGEROUS ORDINANCE, PANDERING OBSCENITY INVOLVING A MINOR, PANDERING SEXUALLY ORIENTED MATTER INVOLVING A MINOR JOHN D. STONEMAN and PATRICIA ANN KELLEY were being sought for the sexual assault of a minor in Kipling, Ohio. During June of 2003, a video tape was located at the suspects' home, which allegedly depicted lewd acts upon a child. The female victim, who is severely disabled, suffers from spina bifida, blindness, and seizure disorders. The child was under the care of Kelley, a licensed practical nurse (LPN) providing home health care services, when the alleged rape occurred during the spring of 2003. Stoneman was arrested in Guernsey County, Ohio, on weapons and obscenity charges in June of 2003. He was released on $50,000 bond, but later failed to appear in court for a scheduled hearing in July of 2003. Fugitives caught in Parkdale Toronto — A U.S. couple wanted for the alleged rape of a four-year-old disabled girl in Ohio were arrested Thursday (03/04/04) afternoon in Toronto. Patricia Kelley and John D. Stoneman were arrested in Parkdale Thursday where they had been living and working under aliases. Ontario Provincial Police and Toronto police tracked down Kelly, 39, at the Skyline Diner on Queen St. West where she was working as a waitress. She led police to a nearby apartment where Stoneman, also 39, was arrested as well. The couple fled the U.S. last June after police discovered a videotape that featured them assaulting and terrorizing the severely handicapped girl. The child, who was under Kelley's care at the time, is blind and suffers from spina bifida, seizures and other ailments that have left her unable to move or talk. On Tuesday OPP officers traced the pair to Orillia, where they had sold their car to a pawnshop owner. credit: toronto.cbc.ca BACK TO THE TOP