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Paediatrician on trial child sex crimes
Wednesday, June 08, 2011 » 01:56pm

Families sobbed as an American pediatrician went on trial for allegedly raping or sexually exploiting 86 young patients, all girls except one and almost all younger than three.

Earl Bradley, 58 has pleaded not guilty to 24 counts against him, and sat quietly in grey prison scrubs as a veteran state trooper spent hours describing the doctor's cache of home videos of the assaults.

They were so 'horrible', testified state police detective Scott Garland, a specialist in forensic computer evidence. 'They were beyond anything I had ever witnessed. Nothing prepared me for it.'

At one point, Garland recalled, when he was alone in a room watching videos of toddlers screaming, suffocating and passing out from forced fellatio, he became so angry he jumped up and shouted at the screen, 'Let her go!'

Families of some victims were in the courtroom, and Garland's graphic descriptions elicited muffled sobs, while a few hurried outside in anguish.

Superior Court Judge William Carpenter presided over the one-day bench trial in southern Delaware where Bradley, who was married with four children, had a practice from 1994 until he was arrested and jailed in December 2009.

His once popular Disney-themed office compound in Lewes, where he taped his alleged assaults for 10 years, went to auction but with no takers. The toys he once used to quiet crying children were burned by the state rather than sold.

Bradley's lawyers argue the video evidence taken from his offices was seized without a proper warrant and violated Bradley's constitutional rights against unreasonable searches and seizures.

Judge Carpenter denied the defence lawyer's motion to suppress, or throw out the evidence, and the trial became just a step on the way to an appeal.

There was no cross examination of the state's two police witnesses, no evidence from the defence, and no closing arguments.

When the judge offered Bradley an opportunity to speak, the doctor made his longest statement of the day, saying: 'I decided not to testify.'

Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden, son of US Vice President Joe Biden, watched the trial and conferred with prosecutors.

Because of a court gag order in place, Biden told AFP he could not talk about the trial until after there is a verdict.

The judge said he will rule after reviewing 13 hours of video evidence. If Bradley is found guilty, his lawyers will implement their defence in an appeal to the Delaware Supreme Court raising the claim of a warrantless search.

Bradley faces a life sentence, but observer and criminal defence lawyer John Malik said his best chance would be if the Supreme Court declares the evidence, however painstakingly catalogued, inadmissible because it was illegally seized.

'The Delaware Constitution affords Delaware defendants greater privacy rights than even the US Constitution,' Malik said.

[rapeWhistle]

...videos of toddlers screaming, suffocating and passing out from forced fellatio...

...can't even find the words...

[chefbob09]

he better get used to the taste of cock meatsandwhich, that or a video of him getting what he deserves makes it into the death video section

[Rat Death]

Sick fuck...

I have no words. :C Those poor, poor children.

[švabo]

[The Dude]

He's going to get his ass plowed harder than an Amish wheat farm.

[talleys]

Castration is one of the many things this guy needs.

[Blewvane]

Originally Posted by **BUTTERFLYLOVE** ↗

Bradley's lawyers argue the video evidence taken from his offices was seized without a proper warrant and violated Bradley's constitutional rights against unreasonable searches and seizures.

So the fuck what!!! Does it retract from his guilt? No. The evidence is there and he should burn.

[bloodgasm]

I want to skin the motherfucker alive.

[sassieroses]

Here is my psychic prediction of the day: IF that appeals court rules the evidence seizure inadmissable and IF he is released from prison, I think we will see a video in the Death Section in VERY short order. I know if I were one of those parents, it would be a guarantee!