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Man Detained For Taking Nude Photos Of Minors
The Organismo de Investigación Judicial (OIJ) yesterday detained a 50 year old man accused of taking pornographic pictures of minors. The man identified as Peter Duncan, has been under investigation by the OIJ for some time.

A 42 year old woman identified by only by her last name Rodriguez was also detained by police.

Authorities say that Duncan, a resident of Pueblo Nuevo in Alajuela, economically maintained Rodriguez and her children, paying the rent on the house they lived together, in exchange for the woman allowing Duncan to photograph her young children in the nude.

The oIJ said that they had been investigating the case for the last three months following the relationship between Duncan and Rodriguez.

One the Rodriguez children, 13 years of age, was used to provide Duncan with "erotic" dances and posed for nude photos. Authorities also found nude photos of one of the eight year old child as well, in addition to a quantity of drugs and erotica material.

Police confiscated also several cellular phones and a computer used by Duncan and an "important" sum of cash.

According to the OIJ, Duncan had been detained in 2005 for a similar act, where a 34 year old woman also allowed Duncan access to her minor children in return for payment. The case started in Alajuela but was passed to the Juzgado de Garabito, Puntarenas, due to a heavy case load. The judge ordered Duncan to preventive detention (jail) but was later changed to conditional liberty and was to have signed in every 15 days, when authorities lost track of the man.

Both Duncan and Rodriguez are now in custody and will be spending the next three months in jail with authorities continue their investigation.

 
 



 

 

 

 
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