Child predator posts nude photos of girl, 11, online with message she ‘likes gang bangs’ after she called him a ‘creep’

Saturday, May 19th, 2012. Filed under: Molesters

A 37-year-old sex offender posed as a child on an internet chat room, persuaded an 11-year-old to send him photos of her genitals before posting them online with the message: ‘She does gang bangs.’

Spencer Scott Kellam, from Pompano Beach, Orlando, joined chat rooms meant for children and searched dating sites for women who had children.

Prosecutors also found dozens of soft child porn images on his computer.

When sentencing him on Thursday, a judge said the most disturbing thing about the case was how he had singled out an 11-year-old girl from Ireland, duped her into sending him naked photos of her private parts and then posted them online.

According to the Orlando Sentinel, Kellam contacted the girl from a computer in his Pompano Beach home using a website aimed at letting children talk to each other anonymously.

The Irish girl sent him a picture of her face and then her genitals, thinking she was talking to someone of the same age.

When she found out he was an adult she called him a creep. It was then that he retaliated by posting her pictures on the same website under her own username followed by ‘-nude’

He wrote next to them that ‘shes does gang banging and cyber’.

The 11-year-old told her parents but they did not want to go through the trauma of testifying.

It was the parents of another 11-year-old, from Indiana – also contacted by Kellam – who helped federal agents find him.

In this case, he had sent her an adult porn movie.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Christopher Parente said that agents found videos and dozens of hardcore child porn images – including images of infants being sexually abused and child bestiality images.

In court on Thursday, he apologized and tried to convince U.S. District Judge Daniel Hurley that he now found the material ‘repulsive’ and that he needed psychological help.

He said: ‘I unfortunately look at the screen and see just a bunch of lights. It’s not real life, it’s fantasy land.’

He said the child porn was like playing video games, the players weren’t real and everything only happened online.

Judge Hurley said Kellam was undeniably a pedophile and a ‘walking public safety concern’.

He told him in court: ‘You’re creating an excuse for yourself that just doesn’t fly. These are not dots and lights on a computer, these are real people.’

According to the Sentinel, Hurley sentenced Kellam to six years in prison, followed by a lifetime of supervision by law enforcement, required him to register as a sex offender, banned him from any form of unsupervised contact with children under 18, and restricted his ability to use computers in the future.

He also urged parents to monitor their children’s access to the internet.

‘I think the fear that every parent has is the computer is a highway that can come directly into your child’s bedroom,’ the judge said.