Significant Risk of Pedophile Attacks
I had decided to take a little break from writing about the crap in our society, until this headline caught my eyes.
Homeland Deputy Arrested in Seduction Case
Sometimes I wonder what kind of sick things people in power are into. I’m sure there are plenty of deviants in our government and I’m curious what some are doing to fulfill their fantasies and cover up their acts. Just who are some of the people in power and what kind of sick crap are some of them into? I have to believe that most are not as stupid or foolish as the deputy press secretary for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Brian J. Doyle. Not to give any criminal respect or any kind of credit, but some of the deviants in power can’t be as idiotic as this guy. (Although I wish they were.)
Authorities said they arrested Doyle on Tuesday at his Silver Spring, Md., home, as he was online with an under cover detective posing as a 14-year-old girl. Yes, a high-ranking official of homeland security believed that a person on-line who he had never met before was a 14-year-old girl. Doyle found the teenager's profile online and began having sexually explicit conversations with her on the Internet on March 14.
He sent the girl pornographic movie clips, as well as non-sexual photos of himself, officials said. One of the photos, released by the sheriff's office, shows Doyle in what appears to be DHS headquarters. He is wearing a Homeland Security pin on his lapel and a lanyard that says “TSA”. Hey, Doyle had to represent. Evidently giving props to all his “homies” at the TSA.
During online conversations, Doyle revealed his name, who he worked for and offered his office and government-issued cell phone numbers to who he thought was the girl. It is also reported that on several occasions, Doyle instructed her to perform a sexual act while thinking of him, and described explicit activities he wanted to have with her.
Doyle is now facing charges of transmission of harmful material to a minor.
posted by thpunishrr @ 4/05/2006
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