Morgan Stapp: Indiana Mother Arrested After She Allegedly Offered Her Infant Daughter for Sex on Snapchat

A 32-year-old mother from Indiana, Morgan Stapp, is facing serious charges after police say she tried to sell her 7-month-old baby for sex in exchange for $400.

In November 2024, the FBI launched a criminal investigation after Snapchat reported alarming messages from an account linked to Stapp. 

According to court records, one message read:  

“U can f**k her for 400$. Half now, rest after. I’ll send my address. I do live alone, and her dad is not in the picture.”

The shocking messages reportedly included photos of Stapp’s baby daughter, which led authorities to act immediately.  

Morgan Stapp (Source)

When FBI agents interviewed Stapp on November 11, 2024, she claimed that her Snapchat account had been hacked and that she no longer had access to it.

She also said she recently got an email saying her profile was banned because of “online commercial sex transactions.”

However, investigators quickly uncovered inconsistencies. By the end of November, Stapp allegedly admitted to lying to the FBI, and she shared messages with the same account after she was interviewed. 

Morgan Stapp’s Mugshot 

Morgan Stapp in Court

With help from the FBI, Indianapolis Metro Police (IMPD) got a search warrant to look into Stapp’s Snapchat account. 

What they found was alarming—over 7,000 messages were sent from her account within just three days, after her interview with the FBI.

In 81 of those messages, Stapp reportedly asked users:

“Would you be interested in buying my nudes so I can get baby diapers?”

Criminal investigators also discovered that many of those messages were sent from an IP address located near her home, even though she had claimed her account had been hacked.

Stapp, who is a mother of 7 children, was arrested on July 8, 2025, at her home in Indianapolis following a nearly 8-month-long investigation.

According to Fox59, she is now facing a Level 2 felony charge for attempted child sexual trafficking. 

Her bond has been set at $200,000, and she is expected to appear in Marion County Court on Friday, July 11, 2025.

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