A US Army paedophile, who’s currently serving 17 years, was open
to blackmail, says a former FBI chief, as a civil case looms
RT: The US Army and the State of Arizona missed multiple red flags that
allowed a senior commander at an air base in Afghanistan to
lead a child sex abuse ring over the course of a decade, according to
records reviewed by AP.The news agency has interviewed one of the alleged victims, who is suing the state in a civil case that begins next week.
David
Frodsham, who pleaded guilty to abuse charges in 2016 and is serving a
17-year-sentence, led a network that included an army sergeant who was
later found guilty of posting child pornography online. One of the
alleged victims of the ring was Frodsham’s adopted son.
While working in Afghanistan, Frodsham “jokingly”
asked an IT technician to grant him access on his work computer to the
free pornographic video-sharing website YouPorn, told one female
colleague she had only been recruited because he wanted to be “surrounded by pretty women,” and regularly called others “honey,” “babe,” and “cougar.” He was ordered back to the US after the army verified multiple allegations of sexual harassment against him.