PhilosophyGenius
09-14-2006, 06:12 PM
Child porn revenge frame-up revealed
http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/view.php?StoryID=20060830-124721-2314r
CHICAGO, Aug. 30 (UPI) -- A Chicago man who admitted to putting child pornography on his boss' computer says it was revenge for the man's refusal of his sexual advances.
Maurice Vallejo, 36, made his first court appearance Tuesday, where bail was set at $75,000 on a felony possession of child pornography charge.
Vallejo admitted to investigators he was upset his supervisor had spurned his advances and that he retrieved the images from the Internet himself, Assistant State's Atty. Kathleen Muldoon said.
Court documents show Vallejo contacted police May 18 to report finding the pornography on his boss' computer at the Advocate Bethany Hospital, and in a June 5 raid, police found hundreds of illegal images, Muldoon said.
However, under interrogation, Vallejo admitted he had downloaded the images "to get back at his boss" for spurning his advances, the Chicago Tribune reported.
His trial date was set for Sept. 11.
http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/view.php?StoryID=20060830-124721-2314r
CHICAGO, Aug. 30 (UPI) -- A Chicago man who admitted to putting child pornography on his boss' computer says it was revenge for the man's refusal of his sexual advances.
Maurice Vallejo, 36, made his first court appearance Tuesday, where bail was set at $75,000 on a felony possession of child pornography charge.
Vallejo admitted to investigators he was upset his supervisor had spurned his advances and that he retrieved the images from the Internet himself, Assistant State's Atty. Kathleen Muldoon said.
Court documents show Vallejo contacted police May 18 to report finding the pornography on his boss' computer at the Advocate Bethany Hospital, and in a June 5 raid, police found hundreds of illegal images, Muldoon said.
However, under interrogation, Vallejo admitted he had downloaded the images "to get back at his boss" for spurning his advances, the Chicago Tribune reported.
His trial date was set for Sept. 11.