A subscriber allegedly asked Elizabeth Creekmore for explicit content with children in the room. Her documented reply: "I completely understand" and "I get exactly what you're wanting." That exchange is now part of a criminal case that carries up to 72 years in prison.

Creekmore, 41, of Westfield, Indiana, was charged in Hamilton Superior Court with four counts of child exploitation and four counts of possession of child sex abuse material. A warrant has been filed for her arrest. She has not yet been taken into custody.

How the Investigation Started

Westfield police opened their investigation after a tip from Indiana's Department of Child Services. The tip alleged that Creekmore operated an OnlyFans account and had recently involved a 5-year-old girl in the creation of content intended to attract adult subscribers. Among the material referenced in the tip was a recorded video of the child sucking on a broomstick.

Investigators say the alleged conduct dates back to at least 2021, when Creekmore began responding to requests from OnlyFans users for explicit material featuring her with her child in view. According to court documents, she would redirect those conversations to her Snapchat account, where she would negotiate the specific content and arrange payment privately.

What Investigators Found

A search of her Snapchat account uncovered four lewd files. Those files included photos of Creekmore exposing her breasts in front of the child and photos of the child without clothing. Investigators confirmed through the data that the child was between five and six years old when the images were taken.

One of the users Creekmore allegedly communicated with was located in Wisconsin. That individual had a prior conviction for child sex crimes.

Contact With Police

Officers made contact with Creekmore and her husband at their Westfield home. When approached, Creekmore immediately requested an attorney and provided no further information. Her husband told officers he had no involvement in her OnlyFans account and offered nothing regarding the allegations against her.

Online court records show Creekmore had a prior misdemeanor battery arrest in Boone County, though that charge was later dismissed.

What She Now Faces

Creekmore was formally charged in Hamilton Superior Court 3. Once taken into custody, she will face a $100,000 bond. A conviction on all eight counts could result in a sentence of up to 72 years in prison.

Genevieve Meyer, with Indiana's Trafficking Victims Assistance Program, noted that cases like this follow a pattern investigators recognize well. "Abuse by trusted adults is common and devastating," she said. "Many child abuse cases involve someone the child already knew."

As of now, Creekmore remains at large and the arrest warrant is active in Hamilton County.