There's a lot of sick bastards out there

[justanotherpackfan]

This is an example of the mass number of pedophiles we're dealing with over the internet. Personally, I tried this and it was sickening to see how many 40+ year old men hit on me when I went into a chat room with the username amanda_age13. I owned a couple with Chris Hanson lines and such, but these people should be put away.

The dude in the link below was taken on a screenshot of him in a webcam when someone posed as a teenage girl. It is legit.

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showpost.php?p=133591991&postcount=1742

This second link, is the link to where it all started and the mass sting of chat rooms.

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=7458761

[GoPackGo]

why don't you have a seat over there

[Jimx29]

you know what? I don't want this cookie....I just wanna leave

[oregonpackfan]

One of the major TV networks had a sting where an alleged underage girl was agreeing to meet adult men at her home. The girl(who was actually a young looking 18+ year old) met the men along with TV cameras, police officers, and a commentator.

It was really pathetic to see the diversity of men who showed up. Many of them were "respectable" members of society.

[SkinBasket]

Holy shit. I just took a look at that thread. People actually put their webcam on their cocks and jerk off while logging chats to teenagers? Chat rooms are a little different than the last time I checked one out. Of course that was 14 years ago when we all thought pretending to be girls on AOL was the funniest shit ever. Never saw much use for chat rooms after that.

[hoosier]

Holy shit. I just took a look at that thread. People actually put their webcam on their cocks and jerk off while logging chats to teenagers? Chat rooms are a little different than the last time I checked one out. Of course that was 14 years ago when we all thought pretending to be girls on AOL was the funniest shit ever. Never saw much use for chat rooms after that.

It's a little hard to tell whether you're relieved or disappointed that you missed that boat. :P

[SkinBasket]

Holy shit. I just took a look at that thread. People actually put their webcam on their cocks and jerk off while logging chats to teenagers? Chat rooms are a little different than the last time I checked one out. Of course that was 14 years ago when we all thought pretending to be girls on AOL was the funniest shit ever. Never saw much use for chat rooms after that.

It's a little hard to tell whether you're relieved or disappointed that you missed that boat. :P

I'm just glad I don't have a teenage daughter right now.

[Tarlam!]

Holy shit. I just took a look at that thread. People actually put their webcam on their cocks and jerk off while logging chats to teenagers? Chat rooms are a little different than the last time I checked one out. Of course that was 14 years ago when we all thought pretending to be girls on AOL was the funniest shit ever. Never saw much use for chat rooms after that.

It's a little hard to tell whether you're relieved or disappointed that you missed that boat. :P

I'm just glad I don't have a teenage daughter right now.

Mine turns 15 next month.

[Deputy Nutz]

Holy shit. I just took a look at that thread. People actually put their webcam on their cocks and jerk off while logging chats to teenagers? Chat rooms are a little different than the last time I checked one out. Of course that was 14 years ago when we all thought pretending to be girls on AOL was the funniest shit ever. Never saw much use for chat rooms after that.

This is why I had to put Isabella to bed. Besides the fact that I was even too lazy to do that, I was sick of getting pictures of cock and balls sent to my email. All the guys that wanted to see Isabella for free, and then get pissed off when I tell them they have to pay. Fuckers, men are such fuckers. Isabella just isn't some trap on yahoo, she is a decent upstanding webcam model that shoves wine bottles up her ass.

[Deputy Nutz]

One of the major TV networks had a sting where an alleged underage girl was agreeing to meet adult men at her home. The girl(who was actually a young looking 18+ year old) met the men along with TV cameras, police officers, and a commentator.

It was really pathetic to see the diversity of men who showed up. Many of them were "respectable" members of society.

See above picture.


Anyways, you couldn't help but feel sorry for some of those guys. Then in season two of the show the cops started showing up, and then you laugh because they are going to jail. In fact their was this middle aged man that started crying on the phone to his wife, priceless.

[Patler]

One of the major TV networks had a sting where an alleged underage girl was agreeing to meet adult men at her home. The girl(who was actually a young looking 18+ year old) met the men along with TV cameras, police officers, and a commentator.

It was really pathetic to see the diversity of men who showed up. Many of them were "respectable" members of society.

See above picture.


Anyways, you couldn't help but feel sorry for some of those guys. Then in season two of the show the cops started showing up, and then you laugh because they are going to jail. In fact their was this middle aged man that started crying on the phone to his wife, priceless.

One killed himself when the cops and cameras showed up:

http://www.buzzle.com/articles/texas-exprosecutor-commits-suicide-after-child-predator-sting.html

[SkinBasket]

Well, at least I learned something about BallHawk.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7iwLordRVI

[Tyrone Bigguns]

One of the major TV networks had a sting where an alleged underage girl was agreeing to meet adult men at her home. The girl(who was actually a young looking 18+ year old) met the men along with TV cameras, police officers, and a commentator.

It was really pathetic to see the diversity of men who showed up. Many of them were "respectable" members of society.

See above picture.


Anyways, you couldn't help but feel sorry for some of those guys. Then in season two of the show the cops started showing up, and then you laugh because they are going to jail. In fact their was this middle aged man that started crying on the phone to his wife, priceless.

One killed himself when the cops and cameras showed up:

http://www.buzzle.com/articles/texas...tor-sting.html

If you know the whole story...he did nothing at all. Never met anyone, stopped communication, etc. Over eager tv and cops screwed that guy.

[GBRulz]

Having explicit conversation with a decoy posing as a 13 y.o. boy was doing "nothing at all" ?? The cops didn't have an arrest warrant for him for shits and giggles.

Then again, you always know more than anyone else, so forgive me for not knowing the whole story.

[Patler]

If you know the whole story...he did nothing at all. Never met anyone, stopped communication, etc. Over eager tv and cops screwed that guy.

Well, I wouldn't say he did nothing, nor would I make him out as a victim. He conversed with and allegedly set up a meeting with an underage boy. But, he did not show for it, so they went to his house, according to most reports.

But, it actually goes back even farther. According to one report, he was the focus of an investigation and warrant months earlier, which local authorities did not execute. There have been suggestions that he was strung along for three months just for the network to arrive with film crew in tow. This of course is raising questions of entrapment, and what was really done to string him along for so long. Being a prosecutor himself, many say he would have sniffed out a sting operation during the months he was strung along, absent inappropriate measures by the investigators.

Some suggest that without the network there, once he didn't show for the meeting on the night this all happened, local authorities would typically let it go and wait to lure him in again. They argue that the team went to his house just to get footage for the cameras.

But, who really knows?
At what point does culpability attach, only if the meeting occurs?

That was why I provided the link and brought up this case.
Was he guilty of nothing because he didn't show?
Did he have second thoughts because he perceived what he planned to do was wrong, or did his instincts as a prosecutor make him think he might get caught?
Does it even matter why he didn't show?
Was he guilty of something even without going through with the meeting?
What role did the network play that day, or in the months before?