A Massachusetts man is accused of sexually assaulting two girls in western Pennsylvania in incidents a criminal complaint says occurred in 2025, including one reported episode at Moraine State Park. One of the victims was 14, and court filings reviewed by reporters say she was given alcohol and forced into a sexual act. A second minor was allegedly held down and choked. The complaint outlines multiple felony counts, and authorities say the case remains under investigation.
What state police allege
The criminal complaint names Kole Anthony Glaister, 23, of Blackstone, Massachusetts, and describes a series of alleged incidents in Manor Township and in a wooded area of Moraine State Park. According to TribLIVE, the filing lists charges that include indecent deviate sexual intercourse of a person less than 16 years old, sexual assault, aggravated indecent assault, and corruption of minors. The complaint also lays out the timeline of the alleged encounters.
Court records and custody
Court documents state that Glaister "is not yet in police custody" and list a home address more than 500 miles from where the alleged crimes occurred, according to the complaint. The filings say one 14-year-old was supplied alcohol and forced to perform a sex act in a wooded area, and that the same girl was allegedly coerced into a similar situation two days later in Manor Township. Those court papers form the basis of the criminal complaint reported by local media, including TribLIVE.
Where the alleged incidents happened
Moraine State Park, in Butler County around Lake Arthur, is a large day-use destination with trails, beaches, and wooded shoreline that draws many visitors each year. The park includes both developed recreation areas and stretches of remote shoreline and forest where, according to officials, hikers and anglers can be out of sight of main access roads. The park is managed by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, which maintains maps and visitor information for Lake Arthur and the park's beaches and trails.
Legal context and victim resources
The counts in the complaint include offenses that fall under Pennsylvania's Crimes Code, including involuntary deviate sexual intercourse as set out in 18 Pa.C.S. § 3123, which is treated as a felony-level offense under state law. Those statutes cover a range of serious sexual offenses against minors and are prosecuted as felonies. Anyone affected by the alleged conduct, or anyone with information, can contact local victim-support and forensic interview services; the Children's Advocacy Center of Butler County coordinates services and referrals for victims and families. More information is available from the Butler County Children's Advocacy Center.
What happens next
Public court dockets and further statements from law enforcement will determine how the case moves forward, including whether an arrest, arraignment, or additional charges follow. Reporters relied on the criminal complaint and related court filings for this initial account, and investigators and prosecutors may release more details as the inquiry continues. Coverage will be updated as new information appears in official records or public statements.
