Crown says deleted bookmark led to child pornography website that depicted Amanda Todd
A Crown attorney says a device seized from the home of the Dutch man accused of harassing British Columbia teenager Amanda Todd contained a deleted bookmark to a child pornography website with content depicting her.
Kenworthy says in closing arguments that an RCMP expert in digital forensics had testified about finding a folder bearing Todd’s name that had been deleted from a web browser on one of the devices. These accounts were active at the exact times when the teenager from Port Coquitlam was experiencing harassment, Kenworthy said.
The jury saw evidence that Todd’s harasser repeatedly demanded she perform sexual “shows” on a web camera, and followed through on threats to send sexualized images of Todd to her family and friends. The Crown also spent Thursday describing alleged links between Coban and Todd through a phone number, a passport photo and a video file bearing the teen’s name.
Both women told the court they met the man at the apartment and later received a passport photo depicting him, Guinn said.Guinn displayed the photos in the courtroom, and they appeared to show Coban.
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