Army Chaplain convicted in Internet sex casehttp://www.stltoday.com/news/local/state-and-regional/army-chaplain-convicted-in-internet-sex-case/article_cfb62f38-871c-5533-b773-5e82c7e04b47.htmlAssigned to the elite Special Operations Command, Lt. Col. Keith A. Jackson accompanied some of the first military forces into Afghanistan and Iraq, returned repeatedly to the combat zones and earned two Bronze Stars. He seemed destined for the military’s highest ranks.
Instead, last week, Jackson became the latest soldier to be convicted of sexually exploiting a child. Over a seven-month period Jackson, 46, a married father of two, used the Internet to send hundreds of obscenity-laced texts and about seven hours of graphic video of himself to what prosecutors said he believed to be a 14-year-old girl. In reality, it was a St. Charles County Sheriff’s detective.
A Pentagon spokesman said problems with child pornography and child sexual exploitation were not widespread in the ranks. Still, the military has taken steps to address the issue, including offering training and blocking access from government computers to some sites.
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