A 53-year-old Frisco man was sentenced to 50 years in prison for repeatedly sexually assaulting a child over a five-year period. He also received concurrent terms of 20 years for indecency with a child and five years for possession of child pornography.
Christopher John Greene began abusing the victim when the child was 10 years old and continued until the victim turned 15. He had ongoing access to the child through a relationship with the victim’s family. The abuse came to light in 2023 — 17 years after it ended — when the victim disclosed the crimes to a counselor, prompting a police investigation.
During the probe, Frisco police detectives interviewed the victim, who gave detailed accounts of the assaults that occurred in the early 2000s. Three other men also came forward, alleging Greene had abused them as children, with some incidents dating back to the 1980s.
Frisco Police Detective Nessa McFarland led the investigation. After Greene’s arrest, detectives searched his home and seized a hard drive. Frisco Police Detective Walker Martin performed a forensic examination and recovered multiple images of child pornography.
Greene pleaded guilty last month and asked the judge to decide his punishment. After reviewing the evidence, including testimony about the long-term pattern of abuse, Judge Angela Tucker imposed the sentences, which will run concurrently.
“This sentence means a predator can no longer prey on the innocent, because for too long, the innocent have paid the price for his crimes,” said County District Attorney Greg Willis after the sentencing.
Assistant Criminal District Attorneys Pierce Richardson and Anthony D’Amore prosecuted the case, assisted by District Attorney Investigator Greg Bowers and Victim Assistance Coordinator Valerie Miller.
