BleedGopher
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Right. Was it sexy pics when he and a fellow person were both under age like a video or texts, or was it something much more nefarious?Lotta discussion elsewhere about if this is someone he knew and they both were young and he was dumb enough to share it ... or something else.
There's really no details.
Agreed. Not sure if it makes it any worse or better, but instantly when I hear child pornography I think of the creepy guy in the basement with naked pictures of 6 year olds - really hope that isn't the case.Right. Was it sexy pics when he and a fellow person were both under age like a video or texts, or was it something much more nefarious?
Yep, that's pretty evil.It's much worse than pictures of a girlfriend when she was 17. Sounds like the center for missing and exploited children is involved.
If it's that bad, you don't just "find it online" on pornhub or something like that. Pretty sure you have to dig for that kind of garbage.Definitely not an ex-girlfriend situation. Multiple pictures found on his devices. Shared on message boards. Claims he thought it was OK be cause he "found them online".
No doubt. Just quoting the article and police report.If it's that bad, you don't just "find it online" on pornhub or something like that. Pretty sure you have to dig for that kind of garbage.
Here's the charge sheet.
I personally know a FBI agent that has worked these cases and he say they are always pay sites.If it's that bad, you don't just "find it online" on pornhub or something like that. Pretty sure you have to dig for that kind of garbage.
Here's the charge sheet.
I'm sure they do "find" it online, it's just not the places normal people go.If it's that bad, you don't just "find it online" on pornhub or something like that. Pretty sure you have to dig for that kind of garbage.
Here's the charge sheet.
Question: how does something like this tendency/interest develop? Are you born this way? Or does something happen along the way that grabs you and pulls you into this? BTW, is he a qb? Does he play?The dude is young, so I sure hope he can change. It makes me think of the the MN Security Hospital in St. Peter and how they got into hot water because they weren't providing tangible goals for inmates to meet for release, and so they were imprisoned without a structured sentence/release schedule. The problem they found out, however, and why it was set up that way is that once you get into this kind of thing, the rate of recidivism is insanely high. I'm not specifically talking about Kitna and his situation and what he may or may not have done. But generally speaking, once you're into this kind of thing, it doesn't really go away.
I’m going to go ahead and say that this problem isn’t an exclusively gen Z problemGen Z's porn habits start with first smart phone, and progress through levels of deviancy. Some end up here.
He’s is a QB, their backup and played last week when the starter went down in the FSU game - three star recruit from Seattle.Question: how does something like this tendency/interest develop? Are you born this way? Or does something happen along the way that grabs you and pulls you into this? BTW, is he a qb? Does he play?
...and boomers had to steal a Playboy from their dad and go out in the woods. Seems that some ended up here, as well.Gen Z's porn habits start with first smart phone, and progress through levels of deviancy. Some end up here.
On Gopherhole? /sGen Z's porn habits start with first smart phone, and progress through levels of deviancy. Some end up here.
Seems like if there is payment involved it should be fairly easy to locate those who actually setup, manage, and are responsible for the photo's then? I can't imagine it's as a google search and giving a credit card like shopping online.I personally know a FBI agent that has worked these cases and he say they are always pay sites.
A guy like Epstein wasn't Gen Z and his crap started well before smartphones ever came into existence.Gen Z's porn habits start with first smart phone, and progress through levels of deviancy. Some end up here.
Proxy servers and VPNs can make tracking online activity challenging - that site is likely on the Dark Web as well.Seems like if there is payment involved it should be fairly easy to locate those who actually setup, manage, and are responsible for the photo's then? I can't imagine it's as a google search and giving a credit card like shopping online.
It is a very interesting question, and one that has a variety of factors at play.Question: how does something like this tendency/interest develop? Are you born this way? Or does something happen along the way that grabs you and pulls you into this? BTW, is he a qb? Does he play?
I think most commerce on the dark web uses crypto, making it hard to track. That's how the original silk road site worked.Proxy servers and VPNs can make tracking online activity challenging - that site is likely on the Dark Web as well.
The Algorithm grooms casual users into addicted users. It used to be understood that children needed to be protected. No more.A guy like Epstein wasn't Gen Z and his crap started well before smartphones ever came into existence.
Digital makes access to this garbage much more readily available, quick and convenient. One could argue the vessel makes the perpetrator, and there is probably some truth to that. However, I am more inclined to believe the perpetrators have always existed, and the vessels they use to obtain their twisted fantasies depends on the tech available at the time. In 2022, it is smartphones and computers. In 1982, it is probably picture books that are bought through the mail or in person. In 1882, it is probably a back room in some seedy saloon. The common denominator is they are all "pay to play" options. It isn't something a casual user is going to find any old place.
It is still understood that way. That is why it is illegal and why this perp was arrested.The Algorithm grooms casual users into addicted users. It used to be understood that children needed to be protected. No more.
It is a very interesting question, and one that has a variety of factors at play.
Instead of rewriting a bunch of stuff, here is a good link that helps to explain what researches have found over the years as to what drives a person towards pedophilia.
WHY PREDATORS WATCH CHILD PORNOGRAPHY