Parkland High School Cell Phone Porn Scandal Grows: Now Three Naked Girls Seen in Pictures

Remember the good old days when all you had to worry about was walking in on your teenagers having sex? Now you might find a picture of them on your cell phone . . . or the mobile phone of that creepy neighbor kid nobody likes. That's unfortunately the problem for parents at Parkland High School in Allentown, PA where cops are trying herd cats (metaphorically speaking) by trying to get every student at the school who were sent x-rated pictures of some of their classmates (a girl performing a sex act on a boy, and two other girls topless, exposing their breasts) to come in to the police station and show them that any images have been deleted from their cell phones. You see, the girls involved took the pictures and initially sent them to one friend, who sent them to another friend . . . and you know the rest. Unfortunately, because two of the girls identified by the cops are 14 and 17, they are minors and that makes them kiddie pron. We'll see how well this goes. Here's more about the latest developments in the case from Midstate News:

Authorities said Friday that three girls appeared in sexually explicit cell phone images that were forwarded to many students at a suburban high school--one more than originally reported.
Prosecutors said that two girls appearing in the images have been identified as Parkland High School students. Contrary to an initial report, they said another girl seen having sex with a boy in a video had not been identified and they are unsure what school she attends. The boy also remains unidentified.
The two Parkland students shown exposing themselves are 14 and 17, said Matthew S. Falk, Lehigh County's chief deputy district attorney. Both girls took the pictures of themselves.
"They transferred the photographs to someone else at school," Falk said. "What I don't think they anticipated was the widespread dissemination of those pictures."
County prosecutors contacted about 40 students and their parents, asking that the students to come forward and show that the images had been deleted from their cell phones. They gave them until Tuesday to meet with a trooper at the high school. About 15 students turned over their phones for inspection on Thursday.
Because the girls are underage, anyone who holds onto the images could face charges of possessing child pornography, prosecutors said.
Students at the suburban Allentown school have said the images were widely transmitted starting about two months ago and reached far more than the 40 students authorities contacted. Prosecutors said they realize they would not be able to ensure all the pictures are deleted.

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