Suspect Kansas City Creeper Admits Dirty Deeds During Internets Investigation

Today's reminder that there is a dark side to the Internets and tech tracking is now a fact of life in the ESSENTIAL effort to protect youngsters. 

Accordingly . . .

With a trigger warning about an nasty topic and potentially dangerous characters lurking online, here's a quote from the news story and a link to more info . . . Check-it: 

"The tip indicated that an advertisement for where to get child pornography, which depicted the abuse itself, had been uploaded to the Bing Image search engine. The IP address connected to the upload was found to be SUSPECT'S.

"Law enforcement officials noted that they tried to get in touch with SUSPECT several times to no avail until July 10, 2024, when he was finally found at his home. He told investigators that ads for child pornography would often pop up on his computer, however, he would exit out of them within seconds.

"A search warrant was finally issued in August 2024 as investigators said SUSPECT admitted to them that he had been in possession of at least 100 files of child sexual abuse material during their first interaction in July and had since deleted them. He also admitted that he would touch himself while looking at the material.

"Law enforcement officials said that a forensic review of SUSPECT computer revealed more than 2,000 files that depicted toddlers to prepubescent girls erotically. Nearly 100 different girls shown in the photos had been identified by investigators by April 2025.

"As a result, SUSPECT has been charged with felony possession of ILLEGAL pornography. A warrant for his arrest was issued with the conditions of a $25,000 bond and no contact with any internet-capable device."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

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