By Morgan Rousseau A Massachusetts man is facing several child pornography charges after allegedly watching pornographic videos on his phone of prepubescent children and trying to arrange sex with them during a flight from Nashville to Boston, Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden’s office announced.Gay porno Jed Cohen, 74, of Dartmouth, was arraigned Wednesday in an East Boston court on charges of child pornography possession, disseminating photographs of sexual or intimate parts of a child, and paying for sexual conduct with a child under 18, according to Hayden’s office. He was ordered held on $10,000 bail with home confinement, including GPS monitoring if released. Cohen is due back in court on Aug. 16 for a probable cause hearing.  Investigators say Cohen was on a JetBlue flight on Tuesday night headed for Logan International Airport when another passenger notified the crew that a man, later identified as Cohen, was looking at disturbing photos and having “sickening” text message conversations. Cohen had allegedly started the behavior before takeoff and carried it out through the rest of the flight, according to officials.  Officials said the witness later told Massachusetts State Police that Cohen looked at multiple photos and videos of various young girls, ranging from toddler-aged to around 10- and 11-year-olds. The witness told investigators Cohen appeared to be texting someone on WhatsApp, according to police. At one point, the witness allegedly saw Cohen ask how old the girls were, and the answer was age 4 and age 5, officials said. Cohen then allegedly inquired how much it would cost to have sex with one of the girls, according to police. A flight crew member also told investigators they saw two photos of underage girls on Cohen’s phone — one was unclothed from the waist up, Hayden said.  After the plane landed at Logan, troopers met Cohen, who provided his phone’s passcode, according to officials. Troopers looked through the device and saw messages consistent with the information provided by the witness and flight crewmember, according to police. Investigators found additional pornographic photos of underage girls, including images of a child performing a sex act on an adult, according to officials. In one message, Cohen inquired about the price of having a sexual encounter with a 3-year-old at his condo, according to the statement. “To call these allegations disturbing is a vast understatement. Sexual exploitation of any kind inflicts lifelong scars, and the harm increases exponentially when the victims are children. I thank this passenger for alerting the flight crew and I’m grateful for the crew’s swift action in notifying authorities,” Hayden said.  Stay up to date on all the latest news from Boston.com ©2024 Boston Globe Media Partners, LLC

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By Katherine Lawton Published: 01:47 BST, 21 June 2024 | Updated: 01:50 BST, 21 June 2024 Two private schools are facing a police probe over claims pupils used AI to create deepfake pornographic images.  It is claimed the deepfakes were made at a boys’ school by a person manipulating photos collected from the social media accounts of students at a girls’ school from the same area of the country.  According to The Times, police are investigating the claims after becoming involved seven weeks ago – when staff at the all girls school told police of reports that the deepfake images and footage were going around the boys’ school.  Around 12 girls are understood to have been victims, the newspaper reported, in what is believed to be one of the first investigations of its kind in the UK.  Anger has been raised among some parents of the girls impacted who said action should have been taken already.  One parent said: ‘This has been really hard for our daughter.Gay porno To find out that these videos had been created of her and had been circulated was a horrible shock. Two private schools are facing a police probe over claims pupils used AI to create and share deepfake pornographic images (Stock photo)  It is claimed the deepfakes were made at a boys’ school by a person manipulating photos collected from the social media accounts of students at a girls’ school (Stock photo)  ‘For her to see, seven weeks later, that no one has been disciplined and that she has had no form of apology is even harder.’  It comes amid growing concern among child protection experts that parents and schools are not properly equipped to handle the dangerous growth of ‘nudifying’ technology.  A police spokesperson reportedly said that on May 2 this year ‘we received a report from staff at the girls’ school relating to the creation and distribution of computer-generated indecent images of children. Inquiries into the indecent are ongoing. No arrests have been made.’  A spokesperson for the girls’ school told The Times: ‘We have worked with the pupils involved and their parents to provide pastoral support and guidance during what has been a challenging time.  ‘As a police investigation has been ongoing, we have been bound by their direction, preventing us from discussing this matter.’  A spokesman for the boys’ school said: ‘Were any allegation to be received, the school would always take all appropriate steps to ensure the matter was fully and thoroughly investigated, including through making reports to, and taking advice from, the relevant external agencies and authorities.’  Both schools are said to be spending thousands of pounds on public relations firms and London law firms to manage the issue.  Published by Associated Newspapers Ltd Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday & Metro Media Group

By Morgan Rousseau A Massachusetts man is facing several child pornography charges after allegedly watching pornographic videos on his phone of prepubescent children and trying to arrange sex with them during a flight from Nashville to Boston, Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden’s office announced.Bonsai Casino Jed Cohen, 74, of Dartmouth, was arraigned Wednesday in an East Boston court on charges of child pornography possession, disseminating photographs of sexual or intimate parts of a child, and paying for sexual conduct with a child under 18, according to Hayden’s office. He was ordered held on $10,000 bail with home confinement, including GPS monitoring if released. Cohen is due back in court on Aug. 16 for a probable cause hearing.  Investigators say Cohen was on a JetBlue flight on Tuesday night headed for Logan International Airport when another passenger notified the crew that a man, later identified as Cohen, was looking at disturbing photos and having “sickening” text message conversations. Cohen had allegedly started the behavior before takeoff and carried it out through the rest of the flight, according to officials.  Officials said the witness later told Massachusetts State Police that Cohen looked at multiple photos and videos of various young girls, ranging from toddler-aged to around 10- and 11-year-olds. The witness told investigators Cohen appeared to be texting someone on WhatsApp, according to police. At one point, the witness allegedly saw Cohen ask how old the girls were, and the answer was age 4 and age 5, officials said. Cohen then allegedly inquired how much it would cost to have sex with one of the girls, according to police. A flight crew member also told investigators they saw two photos of underage girls on Cohen’s phone — one was unclothed from the waist up, Hayden said.  After the plane landed at Logan, troopers met Cohen, who provided his phone’s passcode, according to officials. Troopers looked through the device and saw messages consistent with the information provided by the witness and flight crewmember, according to police. Investigators found additional pornographic photos of underage girls, including images of a child performing a sex act on an adult, according to officials. In one message, Cohen inquired about the price of having a sexual encounter with a 3-year-old at his condo, according to the statement. “To call these allegations disturbing is a vast understatement. Sexual exploitation of any kind inflicts lifelong scars, and the harm increases exponentially when the victims are children. I thank this passenger for alerting the flight crew and I’m grateful for the crew’s swift action in notifying authorities,” Hayden said.  Stay up to date on all the latest news from Boston.com ©2024 Boston Globe Media Partners, LLC

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By Katherine Lawton Published: 01:47 BST, 21 June 2024 | Updated: 01:50 BST, 21 June 2024 Two private schools are facing a police probe over claims pupils used AI to create deepfake pornographic images.  It is claimed the deepfakes were made at a boys’ school by a person manipulating photos collected from the social media accounts of students at a girls’ school from the same area of the country.  According to The Times, police are investigating the claims after becoming involved seven weeks ago – when staff at the all girls school told police of reports that the deepfake images and footage were going around the boys’ school.  Around 12 girls are understood to have been victims, the newspaper reported, in what is believed to be one of the first investigations of its kind in the UK.  Anger has been raised among some parents of the girls impacted who said action should have been taken already.  One parent said: ‘This has been really hard for our daughter.Bonsai Casino To find out that these videos had been created of her and had been circulated was a horrible shock. Two private schools are facing a police probe over claims pupils used AI to create and share deepfake pornographic images (Stock photo)  It is claimed the deepfakes were made at a boys’ school by a person manipulating photos collected from the social media accounts of students at a girls’ school (Stock photo)  ‘For her to see, seven weeks later, that no one has been disciplined and that she has had no form of apology is even harder.’  It comes amid growing concern among child protection experts that parents and schools are not properly equipped to handle the dangerous growth of ‘nudifying’ technology.  A police spokesperson reportedly said that on May 2 this year ‘we received a report from staff at the girls’ school relating to the creation and distribution of computer-generated indecent images of children. Inquiries into the indecent are ongoing. No arrests have been made.’  A spokesperson for the girls’ school told The Times: ‘We have worked with the pupils involved and their parents to provide pastoral support and guidance during what has been a challenging time.  ‘As a police investigation has been ongoing, we have been bound by their direction, preventing us from discussing this matter.’  A spokesman for the boys’ school said: ‘Were any allegation to be received, the school would always take all appropriate steps to ensure the matter was fully and thoroughly investigated, including through making reports to, and taking advice from, the relevant external agencies and authorities.’  Both schools are said to be spending thousands of pounds on public relations firms and London law firms to manage the issue.  Published by Associated Newspapers Ltd Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday & Metro Media Group

By Morgan Rousseau A Massachusetts man is facing several child pornography charges after allegedly watching pornographic videos on his phone of prepubescent children and trying to arrange sex with them during a flight from Nashville to Boston, Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden’s office announced.Gay porno Jed Cohen, 74, of Dartmouth, was arraigned Wednesday in an East Boston court on charges of child pornography possession, disseminating photographs of sexual or intimate parts of a child, and paying for sexual conduct with a child under 18, according to Hayden’s office. He was ordered held on $10,000 bail with home confinement, including GPS monitoring if released. Cohen is due back in court on Aug. 16 for a probable cause hearing.  Investigators say Cohen was on a JetBlue flight on Tuesday night headed for Logan International Airport when another passenger notified the crew that a man, later identified as Cohen, was looking at disturbing photos and having “sickening” text message conversations. Cohen had allegedly started the behavior before takeoff and carried it out through the rest of the flight, according to officials.  Officials said the witness later told Massachusetts State Police that Cohen looked at multiple photos and videos of various young girls, ranging from toddler-aged to around 10- and 11-year-olds. The witness told investigators Cohen appeared to be texting someone on WhatsApp, according to police. At one point, the witness allegedly saw Cohen ask how old the girls were, and the answer was age 4 and age 5, officials said. Cohen then allegedly inquired how much it would cost to have sex with one of the girls, according to police. A flight crew member also told investigators they saw two photos of underage girls on Cohen’s phone — one was unclothed from the waist up, Hayden said.  After the plane landed at Logan, troopers met Cohen, who provided his phone’s passcode, according to officials. Troopers looked through the device and saw messages consistent with the information provided by the witness and flight crewmember, according to police. Investigators found additional pornographic photos of underage girls, including images of a child performing a sex act on an adult, according to officials. In one message, Cohen inquired about the price of having a sexual encounter with a 3-year-old at his condo, according to the statement. “To call these allegations disturbing is a vast understatement. Sexual exploitation of any kind inflicts lifelong scars, and the harm increases exponentially when the victims are children. I thank this passenger for alerting the flight crew and I’m grateful for the crew’s swift action in notifying authorities,” Hayden said.  Stay up to date on all the latest news from Boston.com ©2024 Boston Globe Media Partners, LLC

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By Katherine Lawton Published: 01:47 BST, 21 June 2024 | Updated: 01:50 BST, 21 June 2024 Two private schools are facing a police probe over claims pupils used AI to create deepfake pornographic images.  It is claimed the deepfakes were made at a boys’ school by a person manipulating photos collected from the social media accounts of students at a girls’ school from the same area of the country.  According to The Times, police are investigating the claims after becoming involved seven weeks ago – when staff at the all girls school told police of reports that the deepfake images and footage were going around the boys’ school.  Around 12 girls are understood to have been victims, the newspaper reported, in what is believed to be one of the first investigations of its kind in the UK.  Anger has been raised among some parents of the girls impacted who said action should have been taken already.  One parent said: ‘This has been really hard for our daughter.Gay porno To find out that these videos had been created of her and had been circulated was a horrible shock. Two private schools are facing a police probe over claims pupils used AI to create and share deepfake pornographic images (Stock photo)  It is claimed the deepfakes were made at a boys’ school by a person manipulating photos collected from the social media accounts of students at a girls’ school (Stock photo)  ‘For her to see, seven weeks later, that no one has been disciplined and that she has had no form of apology is even harder.’  It comes amid growing concern among child protection experts that parents and schools are not properly equipped to handle the dangerous growth of ‘nudifying’ technology.  A police spokesperson reportedly said that on May 2 this year ‘we received a report from staff at the girls’ school relating to the creation and distribution of computer-generated indecent images of children. Inquiries into the indecent are ongoing. No arrests have been made.’  A spokesperson for the girls’ school told The Times: ‘We have worked with the pupils involved and their parents to provide pastoral support and guidance during what has been a challenging time.  ‘As a police investigation has been ongoing, we have been bound by their direction, preventing us from discussing this matter.’  A spokesman for the boys’ school said: ‘Were any allegation to be received, the school would always take all appropriate steps to ensure the matter was fully and thoroughly investigated, including through making reports to, and taking advice from, the relevant external agencies and authorities.’  Both schools are said to be spending thousands of pounds on public relations firms and London law firms to manage the issue.  Published by Associated Newspapers Ltd Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday & Metro Media Group

By Morgan Rousseau A Massachusetts man is facing several child pornography charges after allegedly watching pornographic videos on his phone of prepubescent children and trying to arrange sex with them during a flight from Nashville to Boston, Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden’s office announced.Gay porno Jed Cohen, 74, of Dartmouth, was arraigned Wednesday in an East Boston court on charges of child pornography possession, disseminating photographs of sexual or intimate parts of a child, and paying for sexual conduct with a child under 18, according to Hayden’s office. He was ordered held on $10,000 bail with home confinement, including GPS monitoring if released. Cohen is due back in court on Aug. 16 for a probable cause hearing.  Investigators say Cohen was on a JetBlue flight on Tuesday night headed for Logan International Airport when another passenger notified the crew that a man, later identified as Cohen, was looking at disturbing photos and having “sickening” text message conversations. Cohen had allegedly started the behavior before takeoff and carried it out through the rest of the flight, according to officials.  Officials said the witness later told Massachusetts State Police that Cohen looked at multiple photos and videos of various young girls, ranging from toddler-aged to around 10- and 11-year-olds. The witness told investigators Cohen appeared to be texting someone on WhatsApp, according to police. At one point, the witness allegedly saw Cohen ask how old the girls were, and the answer was age 4 and age 5, officials said. Cohen then allegedly inquired how much it would cost to have sex with one of the girls, according to police. A flight crew member also told investigators they saw two photos of underage girls on Cohen’s phone — one was unclothed from the waist up, Hayden said.  After the plane landed at Logan, troopers met Cohen, who provided his phone’s passcode, according to officials. Troopers looked through the device and saw messages consistent with the information provided by the witness and flight crewmember, according to police. Investigators found additional pornographic photos of underage girls, including images of a child performing a sex act on an adult, according to officials. In one message, Cohen inquired about the price of having a sexual encounter with a 3-year-old at his condo, according to the statement. “To call these allegations disturbing is a vast understatement. Sexual exploitation of any kind inflicts lifelong scars, and the harm increases exponentially when the victims are children. I thank this passenger for alerting the flight crew and I’m grateful for the crew’s swift action in notifying authorities,” Hayden said.  Stay up to date on all the latest news from Boston.com ©2024 Boston Globe Media Partners, LLC

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By Morgan Rousseau A Massachusetts man is facing several child pornography charges after allegedly watching pornographic videos on his phone of prepubescent children and trying to arrange sex with them during a flight from Nashville to Boston, Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden’s office announced.Gay porno Jed Cohen, 74, of Dartmouth, was arraigned Wednesday in an East Boston court on charges of child pornography possession, disseminating photographs of sexual or intimate parts of a child, and paying for sexual conduct with a child under 18, according to Hayden’s office. He was ordered held on $10,000 bail with home confinement, including GPS monitoring if released. Cohen is due back in court on Aug. 16 for a probable cause hearing.  Investigators say Cohen was on a JetBlue flight on Tuesday night headed for Logan International Airport when another passenger notified the crew that a man, later identified as Cohen, was looking at disturbing photos and having “sickening” text message conversations. Cohen had allegedly started the behavior before takeoff and carried it out through the rest of the flight, according to officials.  Officials said the witness later told Massachusetts State Police that Cohen looked at multiple photos and videos of various young girls, ranging from toddler-aged to around 10- and 11-year-olds. The witness told investigators Cohen appeared to be texting someone on WhatsApp, according to police. At one point, the witness allegedly saw Cohen ask how old the girls were, and the answer was age 4 and age 5, officials said. Cohen then allegedly inquired how much it would cost to have sex with one of the girls, according to police. A flight crew member also told investigators they saw two photos of underage girls on Cohen’s phone — one was unclothed from the waist up, Hayden said.  After the plane landed at Logan, troopers met Cohen, who provided his phone’s passcode, according to officials. Troopers looked through the device and saw messages consistent with the information provided by the witness and flight crewmember, according to police. Investigators found additional pornographic photos of underage girls, including images of a child performing a sex act on an adult, according to officials. In one message, Cohen inquired about the price of having a sexual encounter with a 3-year-old at his condo, according to the statement. “To call these allegations disturbing is a vast understatement. Sexual exploitation of any kind inflicts lifelong scars, and the harm increases exponentially when the victims are children. I thank this passenger for alerting the flight crew and I’m grateful for the crew’s swift action in notifying authorities,” Hayden said.  Stay up to date on all the latest news from Boston.com ©2024 Boston Globe Media Partners, LLC

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By Katherine Lawton Published: 01:47 BST, 21 June 2024 | Updated: 01:50 BST, 21 June 2024 Two private schools are facing a police probe over claims pupils used AI to create deepfake pornographic images.  It is claimed the deepfakes were made at a boys’ school by a person manipulating photos collected from the social media accounts of students at a girls’ school from the same area of the country.  According to The Times, police are investigating the claims after becoming involved seven weeks ago – when staff at the all girls school told police of reports that the deepfake images and footage were going around the boys’ school.  Around 12 girls are understood to have been victims, the newspaper reported, in what is believed to be one of the first investigations of its kind in the UK.  Anger has been raised among some parents of the girls impacted who said action should have been taken already.  One parent said: ‘This has been really hard for our daughter.Gay porno To find out that these videos had been created of her and had been circulated was a horrible shock. Two private schools are facing a police probe over claims pupils used AI to create and share deepfake pornographic images (Stock photo)  It is claimed the deepfakes were made at a boys’ school by a person manipulating photos collected from the social media accounts of students at a girls’ school (Stock photo)  ‘For her to see, seven weeks later, that no one has been disciplined and that she has had no form of apology is even harder.’  It comes amid growing concern among child protection experts that parents and schools are not properly equipped to handle the dangerous growth of ‘nudifying’ technology.  A police spokesperson reportedly said that on May 2 this year ‘we received a report from staff at the girls’ school relating to the creation and distribution of computer-generated indecent images of children. Inquiries into the indecent are ongoing. No arrests have been made.’  A spokesperson for the girls’ school told The Times: ‘We have worked with the pupils involved and their parents to provide pastoral support and guidance during what has been a challenging time.  ‘As a police investigation has been ongoing, we have been bound by their direction, preventing us from discussing this matter.’  A spokesman for the boys’ school said: ‘Were any allegation to be received, the school would always take all appropriate steps to ensure the matter was fully and thoroughly investigated, including through making reports to, and taking advice from, the relevant external agencies and authorities.’  Both schools are said to be spending thousands of pounds on public relations firms and London law firms to manage the issue.  Published by Associated Newspapers Ltd Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday & Metro Media Group

By Katherine Lawton Published: 01:47 BST, 21 June 2024 | Updated: 01:50 BST, 21 June 2024 Two private schools are facing a police probe over claims pupils used AI to create deepfake pornographic images.  It is claimed the deepfakes were made at a boys’ school by a person manipulating photos collected from the social media accounts of students at a girls’ school from the same area of the country.  According to The Times, police are investigating the claims after becoming involved seven weeks ago – when staff at the all girls school told police of reports that the deepfake images and footage were going around the boys’ school.  Around 12 girls are understood to have been victims, the newspaper reported, in what is believed to be one of the first investigations of its kind in the UK.  Anger has been raised among some parents of the girls impacted who said action should have been taken already.  One parent said: ‘This has been really hard for our daughter.Gay porno To find out that these videos had been created of her and had been circulated was a horrible shock. Two private schools are facing a police probe over claims pupils used AI to create and share deepfake pornographic images (Stock photo)  It is claimed the deepfakes were made at a boys’ school by a person manipulating photos collected from the social media accounts of students at a girls’ school (Stock photo)  ‘For her to see, seven weeks later, that no one has been disciplined and that she has had no form of apology is even harder.’  It comes amid growing concern among child protection experts that parents and schools are not properly equipped to handle the dangerous growth of ‘nudifying’ technology.  A police spokesperson reportedly said that on May 2 this year ‘we received a report from staff at the girls’ school relating to the creation and distribution of computer-generated indecent images of children. Inquiries into the indecent are ongoing. No arrests have been made.’  A spokesperson for the girls’ school told The Times: ‘We have worked with the pupils involved and their parents to provide pastoral support and guidance during what has been a challenging time.  ‘As a police investigation has been ongoing, we have been bound by their direction, preventing us from discussing this matter.’  A spokesman for the boys’ school said: ‘Were any allegation to be received, the school would always take all appropriate steps to ensure the matter was fully and thoroughly investigated, including through making reports to, and taking advice from, the relevant external agencies and authorities.’  Both schools are said to be spending thousands of pounds on public relations firms and London law firms to manage the issue.  Published by Associated Newspapers Ltd Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday & Metro Media Group