According to documents examined by the Associated Press, the US Army and the State of Arizona disregarded repeated red signals that enabled a top civilian commander at an air base in Afghanistan to oversee a child sex abuse ring for a decade.
One of the purported victims, who now is suing the state in a civil suit that begins next week, was interviewed by the news agency, as per the Associated Press.
David Frodsham, who pled guilty to child abuse charges in 2016 and is currently serving a 17-year term, was the leader of a network that comprised an army sergeant who'd been eventually discovered guilty of distributing child pornography on the internet. Frodsham's adopted son was among the ring's alleged victims.
Frodsham "jokingly" questioned an IT technician to bestow him entry to the free pornographic video-sharing webpage YouPorn on his work desktop, told one female coworker who had only been enlisted since he wished to be "surrounded by pretty women," and labe...
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