Thomas Michael Greco has been adjudicated guilty and sentenced to the maximum allowable sentence of 110 years in prison for Lewd or Lascivious Conduct, Transmission of Material Harmful to a Minor, Traveling to Meet a Minor, and five counts of Use of a Child in a Sexual Performance. He was sentenced to the maximum of 15 years in prison on each count, to run consecutively. He was also designated a sexual offender. The defendant was convicted in September, following a trial in Lee County.
Assistant State Attorneys Emma Thomas and Adam Sullivan, of the Special Victims Unit, prosecuted the case.
This case started in March 2025, when the Lee County Sheriff’s Office was called to a home, after a resident stepped outside, and saw a suspicious vehicle parked outside, and a man loitering in the early morning hours.
Deputies arrived on scene and found the man, later identified as the defendant, about a block away. The home he had been outside of was where a child lived that he had been communicating with. The investigation revealed weeks of texts messages with the child victim as well as the defendant soliciting child sexual abuse material, in the way of photos and videos, from the child victim.
The investigation further revealed that the defendant traveled from his home in Collier County, to Lee County, to get to the child victim. At the time the defendant was detained by deputies, the defendant had a condom in his pocket and a male enhancement pill.
Samantha Syoen – State Attorney’s Office Communications Director