NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. — Crown attorneys have described a series of links they say connect British Columbia teenager Amanda Todd and the Dutch man accused of…
They include a phone number, a passport photo, and a video file with the name “AmandaTodd.wmv” that a Dutch police expert said was played on a device seized from the home of Aydin Coban in 2014.
One of the Facebook accounts used to harass Todd, which was linked to several others, was registered with a mobile phone number, Guinn said.Article content The date corresponded with a time when Todd was being actively harassed and extorted online, he said, a little less than two years before her death at age 15.
The jury has seen evidence throughout the eight-week trial showing Todd’s harasser repeatedly demanded that she perform sexual “shows” on a web camera, or sexualized images of the teen would be sent to her family and classmates.Article content The Crown also focused Thursday on proving that 22 different accounts used to harass Todd across several online platforms were operated by the same person.
“If you accept my submission that there was one sextortionist, then this is evidence, this one photo, this is sufficient evidence ⦠to conclude that the sextortionist had child pornography in their possession,” Daigle told the jury.
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