Guilty plea in daycare child porn case
The Canadian Press
Posted: Feb 17, 2012 7:22 AM ET
Last Updated: Feb 17, 2012 9:49 AM ET
Kim Moskalewski told Quebec Superior Court he used his wife's daycare to produce thousands of pictures and videos of boys and girls in sexual positions. (Facebook)
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The husband of a home daycare operator has admitted he produced and distributed thousands of pornographic images of children.
Kim Moskalewski pleaded guilty Thursday to three pornography related charges and one count of voyeurism.
Moskalewski told Quebec Superior Court he used his wife's daycare to produce thousands of pictures and videos of boys and girls in sexual positions.
Moskalewski worked as a computer analyst at CN rail. Police seized at least five computers from his home and office last August.
Crown prosecutor Carolyne Paquin says police have found 5,000 pornographic pictures so far and are still weeding through another 200,000 images.
Sentencing arguments begin June 20.
© The Canadian Press, 2012
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