Re: FBI: Man made child porn at Bastrop County nudist camp - Star Ranch in Texas
Anna <[email protected]> Thu, 25 Jun 26 10:26:46 UTC
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On Apr 19, 2:21=A0pm, Nudiarist <[email protected]> wrote: > On Apr 19, 4:53=A0pm, Anna <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > On Apr 19, 1:06=A0pm, Nudiarist <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > On Apr 19, 3:16=A0pm, Anna <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Yeah, you can say sexual abuse happens in other setting too. =A0But= BY > > > > PERCENTAGE does it happen more frequently at nudist venues than it > > > > does other places (ie there are many, many schools and churches out > > > > there but a relatively few nudist venues) > > > > >http://www.starranch.net/index.htm > > > > >http://www.statesman.com/news/local/fbi-man-made-child-porn-at-bastr= o... > > > > >http://tinyurl.com/y2kzspy > > > > > SAN MARCOS =97 Federal investigators say they think a man arrested = on > > > > child pornography charges filmed himself abusing an underage girl a= t a > > > > Bastrop County nudist camp. > > > > > David A. Diehl , a 48-year-old computer programmer, was arrested in > > > > Jacksonville, Fla. last week and is accused of producing a series o= f > > > > videos that have appeared in more than 100 Internet child pornograp= hy > > > > investigations, according to a criminal complaint filed by federal > > > > investigators earlier this month. > > > > > Investigators say they think the videos, known as the "tent series,= " > > > > were produced in 2000 at the Star Ranch nudist camp in McDade in > > > > Bastrop County. Diehl was living in Austin at the time, investigato= rs > > > > said. The videos show a man in a camping tent molesting a prepubesc= ent > > > > girl, the complaint said. > > > > > FBI spokesman Eric Vasys said the investigation is ongoing. > > > > Authorities are working to extradite Diehl back to Texas, Vasys sai= d. > > > > In Bastrop County, Diehl faces a charge of aggravated sexual assaul= t > > > > of a child, a first-degree felony. > > > > > In August 2009, investigators with the Maine State Police informed = FBI > > > > officials that they might have determined the location where the te= nt > > > > videos were produced, the complaint said. One video features an Oza= rka > > > > water bottle, which is distributed only in the Southeast and Centra= l > > > > U.S., and key to the investigation: A segment has the victim holdin= g a > > > > novelty $1 million bill. > > > > > The bill was made in 2000 for the Star Ranch in McDade, the complai= nt > > > > said. That year, the ranch hosted the 2000 Southwest Sunbathing > > > > Association Conference in June. > > > > > FBI agents interviewed an employee at the ranch who identified the > > > > victim in the video as a child of longtime members of Star Ranch. T= he > > > > employee confirmed that the child attended the conference in 2000, = the > > > > complaint said. Records from the ranch indicated that Diehl visited > > > > several times that summer. > > > > > In October 2009, FBI agents located the victim, who identified her > > > > abuser as Diehl, a family friend. The victim, who would now be in h= er > > > > 20s, said that starting when she was 8 and until she was 10, Diehl > > > > molested her and another girl on several occasions at the Star Ranc= h, > > > > the complaint said. She also identified herself as the victim in th= e > > > > tent videos, the complaint said. > > > > > Federal investigators didn't release the names of either victim > > > > because of the nature of the crime. > > > > > In January , investigators interviewed Diehl's ex-wife, Kerry Jenki= ns, > > > > who said she and Diehl began a relationship when she was 15 and he = was > > > > 31, the complaint said. She became pregnant, and her parents gave > > > > permission for the two to marry in 1996. He was abusive, Jenkins sa= id, > > > > and was arrested in Georgia and Ohio on abuse complaints, according= to > > > > the federal documents. > > > > > Before they divorced in 2002, Diehl would tell Jenkins she was "tol= d > > > > old for (him) now," the complaint said. Jenkins also identified Die= hl > > > > as the man in the tent videos, the complaint said. > > > > > FBI investigators looked at a video camera that Jenkins kept after = the > > > > couple divorced and found a tape of two underage girls undressing f= or > > > > the camera, the complaint said. > > > > > More victims could be identified as result of the investigation, Va= sys > > > > said. "We will always look to identify other victims in a suspect's > > > > collection of pornography." > > > > > Star Ranch officials declined to comment for this story but said in= a > > > > statement: "We applaud the authorities for their diligence in the > > > > investigation of this case." > > > > > The ranch's Web site describes it as "110 heavily wooded acres with > > > > over two shady miles of roads and walking trails of soft, sandy soi= l" > > > > and as a "family oriented club ... dedicated to the nudist lifestyl= e." > > > > This article is written with a slant against nudism, as if it were > > > somehow responsible for the alleged reprehensible behavior by this > > > man. No nudist venue would tolerate such activity if they had the > > > slightest clue it was occurring. If he's guilty, they should lock him > > > up in the same cell as a pederast priest. > > > > nudiarist > > > Diary of a Nudisthttp://www.nudiarist.blogspot.com > > > Say you are hungry for a pizza. So you go to a restaurant that serves > > pizza. Why? =A0Because that's where the pizza is. > > By that logic we should prohibit any social contact between children > and adults in schools, churches, boy and girl scouts,etc. I say lock > up all the children for their own protection. > > nudiarist > Diary of a Nudisthttp://www.nudiarist.blogspot.com I certainly believe in regulating such social contact. I don't believe that Kids should be alone with teachers, or pastors, or scout masters. There should always be a relatively fair number of people around to make the interactions "public" and not hidden.