[The Pact]

Police in Franklin, Tennessee said it all started when staff at a local restaurant found a cell phone left behind at one of the tables. When they went through the phone to find a lead on who it belonged to, they instead shockingly found dozens of disturbing photos and videos of underage children.

Staffers called in the phone to police who launched an investigation after examining the media on the phone, which included videos of Campos recording himself “raping unconscious boys between approximately 9 and 17 years old.”

https://people.com/tenn-soccer-coach-arr...ys-7558980

[uhtred]

Pure disgust, I hope he gets same treatment as what he did to those boys in prison.

[The Pact]

Pure disgust, I hope he gets same treatment as what he did to those boys in prison.

The funny bit is that this all happened because he left his phone at a restaurant, the phone had no password or security on it and the poor staff were just trying to go through it to find his phone number to ring him and let him know he'd lost his phone when they had to see child porn he'd made from drugging and raping boys aged 9 to 17 that was on his phone.[And those were kids whose parents had trusted him to coach soccer for their kids. 🙁 So then the restaurant staff rang police instead.

I mean it's only funny that he was so stupid as to make child porn with himself the rapist and not put any security on his phone and then leave it at a restaurant. SO he was caught completely by accident. Drugged boys must have been so confused and unsure what happened and probably embarrassed to talk to anyone about where the physical pain was and not even sure why they had it.😒 😭

[Secrets]

Ain’t. No. Mothafucking. Way.


That’s Karma. He’s scheme is finally up. Enjoy prison.

[Aeowulf]

Glad the sick FK was also an idiot and didn't secure his phone. He deserves so much wore than prison.

[Truth]

I mean his phone with his video sounds like undeniable evidence. Its time to take this hellish monster out the f*cking gene pool wtf

imagine being the one to find the video, he'd wish I didn't is all I'd say.

such a sad tragedy for the kids, makes sense why some mothers are overly protective, they must sense the demons like this in the world

[shyglitzy]

That's one sick dude I tell you.

[The Pact]

I mean his phone with his video sounds like undeniable evidence. Its time to take this hellish monster out the f*cking gene pool wtf

imagine being the one to find the video, he'd wish I didn't is all I'd say.

such a sad tragedy for the kids, makes sense why some mothers are overly protective, they must sense the demons like this in the world

Yeah I remember this guy at my parents work Christmas party that kids were allowed to come to and there was this guy there that kept flattering me and I was six, but even though it was a more innocent era my mother was onto that guy.

[bevc]

Yeah I remember this guy at my parents work Christmas party that kids were allowed to come to and there was this guy there that kept flattering me and I was six, but even though it was a more innocent era my mother was onto that guy.

When I was about 5 we had this weird neighbour guy who used to try and invite me to go for walks with him in the woods (always me, never my sisters), and I remember my dad saying to me "You can talk to him, but don't sit on his knee".

So I just sucked him off instead.

(Sorry, SORRY, joking, I know kiddie fiddling isn't funny - and it is true about the weird neighbour who used to pay me far too much attention, I can still remember what he looked like, he seemed harmless enough to my innocent eyes at the time).

[The Pact]

When I was about 5 we had this weird neighbour guy who used to try and invite me to go for walks with him in the woods (always me, never my sisters), and I remember my dad saying to me "You can talk to him, but don't sit on his knee".

So I just sucked him off instead.

(Sorry, SORRY, joking, I know kiddie fiddling isn't funny - and it is true about the weird neighbour who used to pay me far too much attention, I can still remember what he looked like, he seemed harmless enough to my innocent eyes at the time).

With the guy at the Christmas party when I was six I said, "How are you." And he said, "My life is so much better now I met you." And I had a weird feeling of cognitive dissonance because his words were a big compliment, but something felt wrong. Not scary to me but wrong.
My mother kept saying as we went home there's something wrong with a man that loves children that much. And I didn't understand that but then I told her he spoke to me like an adult man would speak to a woman he loved in a movie and my mother shouted, "Exactly!" Of course I was still confused.

[bevc]

With the guy at the Christmas party when I was six I said, "How are you." And he said, "My life is so much better now I met you." And I had a weird feeling of cognitive dissonance because his words were a big compliment, but something felt wrong. Not scary to me but wrong.
My mother kept saying as we went home there's something wrong with a man that loves children that much. And I didn't understand that but then I told her he spoke to me like an adult man would speak to a woman he loved in a movie and my mother shouted, "Exactly!" Of course I was still confused.

It's quite sad, as a man these days you can't be too friendly with kids you're not related to. My dad volunteers at a school, and if a kid falls over and hurts themselves, he doesn't dare hug them even if they're really upset, coz you'll get sued or lynched by internet vigilantes or something.

I'm not saying we should get nostalgic for the peado-paradise of the 70s and 80s, I'm just saying that as a man it's a bit sad that you have to always maintain your 'nonce-sense'.

[The Pact]

It's quite sad, as a man these days you can't be too friendly with kids you're not related to. My dad volunteers at a school, and if a kid falls over and hurts themselves, he doesn't dare hug them even if they're really upset, coz you'll get sued or lynched by internet vigilantes or something.

I'm not saying we should get nostalgic for the peado-paradise of the 70s and 80s, I'm just saying that as a man it's a bit sad that you have to always maintain your 'nonce-sense'.

"Nonce-sense" lol Yeah this guy I have been involved with was telling me he was the last guy that stayed in his Early Childhood Education diploma when all the other men were drummed out of it because of a story in the news that was kind of a satanic panic at a preschool started by a schizophrenic mother. In the end not a single preschool would let him do his practical section so he had to give up on his diploma. Terrible. Of course there are lots of real cases, but the particular case in the news at that time was found to not be real and was the result of that bad investigating practices where police put ideas in kids heads and those practices are banned now.

[bevc]

"Nonce-sense" lol Yeah this guy I have been involved with was telling me he was the last guy that stayed in his Early Childhood Education when all the other men were drummed out of it because of a story in the news that was kind of a satanic panic at a preschool started by a schizophrenic mother. In the end not a single preschool would let him do his practical section so he had to give up on his diploma. Terrible. Of course there are lots of real cases, but the particular case in the news at that time was found to not be real and was the result of that bad investigating practices where police put ideas in kids heads and those practices are banned now.

My wife's a teacher, a few years ago I helped one of her students with a big suitcase she was struggling to carry. My wife was teasing me that this girl had a crush on me, and I got super paranoid about it and wouldn't go near the school. It might be funny to my missus, but if that gets misconstrued by someone then I'll end up getting my giggle-berries hacked off with a machete by some irate pitchfork wielding local facebook loonies. She wouldn't be laughing then (actually she might, if they did it with comedic panache).

And my dad, he was telling me they had a kid who tripped walking home from school, and his mum blamed the school, and was suing them - like, it wasn't even AT the school, it was outside the school. He just tripped. And the really crazy thing was, that the school's legal advisor told them to pay her! Because it was easier than fighting it (they didn't, and I think she eventually got bored).

[The Pact]

My wife's a teacher, a few years ago I helped one of her students with a big suitcase she was struggling to carry. My wife was teasing me that this girl had a crush on me, and I got super paranoid about it and wouldn't go near the school. It might be funny to my missus, but if that gets misconstrued by someone then I'll end up getting my giggle-berries hacked off with a machete by some irate pitchfork wielding local facebook loonies. She wouldn't be laughing then (actually she might, if they did it with comedic panache).

And my dad, he was telling me they had a kid who tripped walking home from school, and his mum blamed the school, and was suing them - like, it wasn't even AT the school, it was outside the school. He just tripped. And the really crazy thing was, that the school's legal advisor told them to pay her! Because it was easier than fighting it (they didn't, and I think she eventually got bored).

That legal advisor seems like a bad one. How are you going to win a case at the school when it wasn't at the school?

[bevc]

That legal advisor seems like a bad one. How are you going to win a case at the school when it wasn't at the school?

The logic was (and please bear in mind I'm getting this third hand), that it would be cheaper to pay this mother off then it would be to start fighting a legal action, and with a lot of government-y type organisations, the negative publicity alone often makes it easier just to pay it off - so you get a lot of frivolous litigation, because some unscrupulous people know this.

My dad was present for the conversation, he said it was unbelievable, he thought at first that the legal advisor had misunderstood the situation. Like, kids sometimes fall down. It happens. It will continue to happen. I think the mum's argument was that the school was 'in loco parentis' at the time.