gonzo
03-12-2007, 10:25 AM
SOMEONE TELL LARS!!! Maybe the same fumes are the culprit that forced him to scam traffic from his affiliates?
A former labourer was suffering a disease caused by toxic workplace fumes when he downloaded hundreds of images and movies of child exploitation to his computer, a court has heard.
Terrence Robert Cox, 38, of Deception Bay in Brisbane's northern bayside, on Wednesday pleaded guilty in the Brisbane District Court to possessing 292 child exploitation images and movies.
Judge Walter Tutt sentenced Cox to a suspended 12 months' jail term.
Police raided the married man's home following a tip-off on August 28, 2005, the court was told.
The prosecutor said the "very explicit" imagery found on his computer featured girls and boys aged five to 11 years, and showed children having sex with each other as well as with adults.
Cox's defence lawyers tendered a letter from his doctor which stated he'd suffered "toxic fumes disease" from working as a welder.
The letter suggested the disease may have impaired his judgment.
Read more here (http://www.smh.com.au/news/National/Man-diseased-when-accessing-child-porn/2007/03/07/1173166775269.html)
A former labourer was suffering a disease caused by toxic workplace fumes when he downloaded hundreds of images and movies of child exploitation to his computer, a court has heard.
Terrence Robert Cox, 38, of Deception Bay in Brisbane's northern bayside, on Wednesday pleaded guilty in the Brisbane District Court to possessing 292 child exploitation images and movies.
Judge Walter Tutt sentenced Cox to a suspended 12 months' jail term.
Police raided the married man's home following a tip-off on August 28, 2005, the court was told.
The prosecutor said the "very explicit" imagery found on his computer featured girls and boys aged five to 11 years, and showed children having sex with each other as well as with adults.
Cox's defence lawyers tendered a letter from his doctor which stated he'd suffered "toxic fumes disease" from working as a welder.
The letter suggested the disease may have impaired his judgment.
Read more here (http://www.smh.com.au/news/National/Man-diseased-when-accessing-child-porn/2007/03/07/1173166775269.html)