PEDOPHILE TOT TEACHER DAVID PAUL MOE "GUILTY"

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A PEDOPHILE pre-school teacher who had one of the biggest child porn collections in U.S history has pled guilty to distributing his filthy collection.
Twisted David Paul Moe, left investigators stunned at the size of his collection, which featured young naked or partially nude young girls in sexually provocative poses, according to court documents.
On one of the hundreds of CD's they found in his home, Homeland Security officers revealed they found 4100 sickening images.
But that was just the tip of the iceberg for the 46-year-old, who for 18-years taught and directed before and after school programs at the Paddington Pre-School in Denver CO.
After snaring in a sting operation, officers also took six portable hard drives and two desktop computers, which adds up to more than six

TEACH DAVE MCMILLEN HID CAMERA, FILMED UP SKIRTS

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A PERVY ninth-grade science teacher has been accused of hiding a mini camera to take "upskirt" pictures of one of his female pupils. Dave McMillen was picked up after students handed in the tiny device, which they found when one of them accidentally knocked it loose from under the desk in one the classrooms at Selah Junior High in Selah, WA.
Chief Stacy Dwarshuis said they are awaiting the results of an analysis of the camera's content adding that computers had also been seized from McMillen's home.
The 51-year-old has since resigned from his post, after he was put on administrative leave earlier this month. 

THIEVES TURN IN KRAIG STOCKARD'S CHILD PORN STASH

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IN what cops are describing as "the lesser of two evils" two thieves have turned in a pedophile after they stole his child porn stash thinking it was blank CD's. Dumb Kraig Stockard even reported that the 50 or so CD-R's had been stolen from his home. 
The juvenile and a 19-year-old had pinched them in the hope of burning music onto them, but when they put them into their computer they found that more than 30 of them contained child porn. 
Deputy Tom McKenzie of the Merced County Sheriff's Department told Fox 40: "A family member convinced the two suspects to come forward, they contacted law enforcement." 
He added that he was surprised that Stockard had reported them missing in the first place.