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Georgia Man Pleads Guilty to Participating in International Child Pornograp

David Michael Fagerness, of Georgia, pled guilty in Los Angeles, California to transporting child pornography using a secret Internet bulletin board that allowed approximately three dozen members to trade thousands of images and videos of child pornography depicting young boys in sexually explicit situations. His guilty plea is the result of an international investigation into the "Lost Boy" online bulletin board. Federal authorities, working in conjunction with a coalition of international law enforcement agencies, shut down the Lost Boy bulletin board approximately two years ago.

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