FBI: Georgia Boy Sends Explicit Videos To Men Pretending To Be Girl

Dec 23, 2010 - 21:31
Dec 23, 2010 - 21:43
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FBI: Georgia Boy Sends Explicit Videos To Men Pretending To Be Girl

HELENA, Mont. - Montana authorities are seeking the extradition of two men from Georgia and Alabama accused of coercing a 10-year-old Helena boy into sending them sexually explicit videos of himself.

The Independent Record of Helena reported that Anthony Steven Rodriguez of Moreland, Ga., and Robert Shane Wilkins Birmingham, Ala., are charged with conspiracy to sexually exploit children, sexual exploitation of children and distribution of child poography.

An FBI report said the men pretended to be an 11-year-old girl sending explicit videos of herself to the boy through YouTube. The report said the boy sent images of himself in retu.

Helena Police Chief Troy McGee said the men must go through extradition proceedings and it's uncertain when the men will be sent to Montana to face the charges.

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