Posted on 03/05/2013 7:34:42 AM PST by Berlin_Freeper
The station was located in a building on the West Georgia Technical College campus. When Lagrange Police Department Detective Christopher Pritchett first realized child pornography was being downloaded somewhere in the building, he thought it was a student’s doing, but he soon learned otherwise when investigators searched Mallory’s computer.
Pritchett said the nearly 26,000 files of movies and photos found on Mallory’s computer were more than investigators in Georgia had ever seen in one case.
“Everything that we found was the rape and torture of children,” Pritchett said.
Investigators said while they were searching for the child porn, they also stumbled upon photos of some of Mallory’s employees. Police said he had cameras under his desk that took photos underneath female employees’ skirts.
In December, a jury convicted Mallory of sexual exploitation of children, tampering with evidence and invasion of privacy. Earlier this month, he was sentenced to 1,000 years in prison.
Mallory’s attorneys argued that the images were downloaded by mistake and that the cameras were placed to catch whoever was stealing from Mallory’s office.
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That’s a lot of “mistakes”!
That’s a lot of “mistakes”!
A thousand years? Maybe a thousand cuts!
I just don't know how to respond to this! There is a hell and an eternity. If not, there is no justice and nothing makes any sense.
The GLBT alliance gets away with it all the time. They call it an alternative lifestyle. Imagine what it must be like for baby boys to be adopted and grow up with two queer dads. Disgusting, but the growing power of the sex perverts seems unstoppable what with court rulings and laws, all going in their favor. We have a president that panders to perverts.
Not that I care about the scumbag. A thousand years could be rephrased life without parole and the effect is the same. If he had simply murdered someone after torturing them he would likely end up with a lesser sentence and might even be eligible for parole. A sense of proportionality in meting out justice appears to be lacking.
This guy deserves the worst kind of torture imaginable. Lock him in a cell and play this 24 hours a day......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJxmpTMGhU0
I’m serious, I’m not joking.
“Mallory’s attorneys argued that the images were downloaded by mistake and that the cameras were placed to catch whoever was stealing from Mallory’s office.”
Once might be a mistake, but 26,000 times is something else. I suppose lawyers are required to come up with some kind of defense, no matter how implausible.
I have to disagree. The people that made all those images deserve the very worst.
Looks like the "love child" of Joe Biden and Glen Beck.
Regards,
GtG
That jail cell is going to really stink after about 70 years... Let alone 1000.
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