Pervert uses Call of Duty to pick up teenage boys

[MatParker116]

http://www.seattlepi.com/local/420990_cod02.html

This New Jersey man started a clan in World at War the price of admission a picture of your junk. He also had phone sex with of his recruits.

Considering the back and forth in most COD matches I doubt this is unusal.

Oh well Chris!!!!:

 

[Irridium]

Why would the kids do this? They weren't forced into phone-sex, or to send pics of their junk. You can't force someone to do something over the internet. So... why?

 

[onewheeled]

And there goes my last bit of hope for humanity.

 

[Rakkana]

If your going to be a pedo do it properly.

 

[Pandalisk]

What the hell?

Does that mean the "F-bombs" that are exloding on our mikes,are less Innocent than we thought?..

 

[PoliceBox63]

He is the bad guy here, but what retards actually sent him the pictures like? "Oh I want to join this clan which has no benefit over any other clan and I have to send pics of my dick to the leader..." Idiotic people

 

[Miumaru]

Funny when outsiders explain game terms. (Reading the article)

 

[CoverYourHead]

I'm also wondering why the boys would do this, it's not like he had a gun on them or anything.

 

[Jamieson 90]

As sick as the guy is something tells me the 'kids' are not completely innocent in this. I mean seriously some random guy on the internet asks you to send them a picture and you go ok. I mean sure if your 5 you might fall for it but 13/14? come on.

Reminds me of that guy awhile back that was doing it on World of Warcraft but in exchange for gold. Parents need to do their fucking job and bring their kids up right because no noraml 14 year old would do that. I expect the parents went omg how could this happen??? Yeah World at War is rated 15 in the UK don't let your kids play games there not supposed to play and tell them to keep in in their pants and not to send pics to strange men on the internet.

The guy was sick and will get locked up for a long time but come on kids don't make it easy for him....

 

[Blueruler182]

Why would the kids do this? They weren't forced into phone-sex, or to send pics of their junk. You can't force someone to do something over the internet. So... why?

Because the kids on the internet are so gosh darned intelligence.

 

[Gaderael]

Why would the kids do this? They weren't forced into phone-sex, or to send pics of their junk. You can't force someone to do something over the internet. So... why?

Because the kids on the internet are so gosh darned intelligence.

Yes, clearly they are very intelligence... Okay, I'm done being a douche bag now. Carry on.

 

[Jamieson 90]

Funny when outsiders explain game terms. (Reading the article)

I know at least they did not refer to a clan as a gang or something and used the word team. Can you imagine how parents would freak omg your not joining one of those gangs I have heard about!

But seriously parents should get more involved and supervise their kids while playing online, its not a lot to ask really, you would think parents would want to get involved with their kids hobby. My parents did when I was the boys age. You know what they were fine with it because they actually took the time to see how I felt about it rather than reading the crazy radical media stories about violence etc. Although they don't game they were cool.

 

[thethingthatlurks]

As sick as the guy is something tells me the 'kids' are not completely innocent in this. I mean seriously some random guy on the internet asks you to send them a picture and you go ok. I mean sure if your 5 you might fall for it but 13/14? come on.

Reminds me of that guy awhile back that was doing it on World of Warcraft but in exchange for gold. Parents need to do their fucking job and bring their kids up right because no noraml 14 year old would do that. I expect the parents went omg how could this happen??? Yeah World at War is rated 15 in the UK don't let your kids play games there not supposed to play and tell them to keep in in their pants and not to send pics to strange men on the internet.

The guy was sick and will get locked up for a long time but come on kids don't make it easy for him....

Just what I wanted to say. I'm sorry, but I have no sympathy for these kids. There are just some things everybody ought to know not to do, and sending pictures of your junk to someone online is at the top of that list. Sorry for being callous, but stupidity doesn't deserve sympathy...
As for the pedo, I'm glad he got caught before doing anything really serious in real life. Sick bastard...

 

[child of lileth]

The other day I saw something about how an actual monk used a Wii to seduce a little boy. It's nothing new.