Founder of Local Parenting Group Faces Jury Trial After Indictment

A Las Vegas mother, Christiann Ault, best known for founding the online group “Las Vegas Super Moms,” has been formally indicted on charges including two counts of lewdness involving a child under age 14 and one count of child abuse or neglect. A grand jury returned the indictment, and Ault pleaded not guilty at her arraignment on July 30. Court documents indicate the alleged abuse occurred weekly in the defendant’s bedroom for nearly two years, ending in March 2024.

The minor who testified reported being coerced into inappropriate contact with Ault, promised privileges like iPad access in exchange, and threatened with physical consequences if the conduct was disclosed. A video call was presented as evidence, during which Ault pleaded with the child to “tell the truth” but has since stated her innocence. Ault was released on $50,000 bond, and her jury trial is scheduled to begin April 6. Authorities encourage anyone with relevant information to come forward.

Original Source: KTNV Las Vegas