1993 camp pendleton gay sex scandal

Women here want college guys who want to be attorneys and who can give them a nice car and nice family. Child abuse investigators for the Oceanside Police Department announced last week that they were closing an inquiry into a gay male porno production ring because it did not involve underage boys, as detectives had feared. Detectives turned over to the Naval Criminal Investigative Service at Camp Pendleton a photograph album and business brochure passed from Bobby to one of his clients, who police say could implicate between two dozen and active-duty Marines. Although few civilian laws restrict homosexual or heterosexual pornography, the Uniform Code of Military Justice forbids personnel from engaging in sodomy, prostitution, pandering or distributing obscene material in the mail. Oceanside Police Sgt.

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An undetermined number of Camp Pendleton Marines are being investigated for appearing in homosexual pornographic movies and for distributing the material through the mail, officials at the base confirmed Wednesday. The investigation was begun by the Oceanside Police Department, whose child-abuse unit heard through an informant that between two dozen and Marines were being photographed and videotaped having sex with teen-age boys at a private residence in North San Diego County. During the investigation, which began in mid-July, Oceanside police reported finding dozens of magazines, photographs and videotapes depicting male Marines--some partially uniformed--having sex with other men. No charges have been filed, and police officials said Wednesday that they have been unable to confirm the involvement of minors or to determine whether the materials were being shipped through the U. Postal Service in a way that violated postal laws.

The Marine Corps is not the only service affected. Victims of so-called revenge porn in the Marines United case have limited protection under military law if the photographs or videos were taken originally with their consent. Navy, Marine, Army, Air Force and Coast Guard investigators have "established a multi-service task force to expand the investigation," she said. Military officials briefed Congress on Thursday about the Marines United scandal, in which hundreds of active-duty Marines have viewed photos of servicewomen taken without their consent and cyberbullied some of them.