Police investiagte sex tape found near Las Vegas
Police are needing help to identify one of two young girls seen on a sex tape found recently near Las Vegas, reports the Associated Press in the Star Tribune Thursday.
The tape shows sexual acts being performed on a girl thought to be about 4 or 5 years old and it also shows a 10 or 12 year old in a sort of peep show, according to Nye County sheriff's detective David Boruchowitz. The older girl has been identified, and pictures of the younger one are being released in hopes that she can also be identified. Authorities hope this will help locate the abuser and put this to a stop.
"She could still be in this situation and (be) abused currently as we speak," Boruchowitz told "The Early Show" Thursday, where fully-clothed-still photos of the younger girl were shown.
The tape was turned into police by Darren Tuck, 26, of Pahrump, a small town about 60 miles west of Las Vegas. He said he found it in the desert, but the tape appears to show no signs of weather damage. Investigators do not think that Tuck made the tape.
The two segments of the tape were not filmed in the same room, and investigators are trying to determine if they were shot with the same camera.
In a more recent report by the Associated Press in The New York Times, police have identified a man as a ''person of interest'' in search for more information about the sex tape.
Nye County Sheriff Tony DeMeo said it is possible that the man sexually abusing the younger girl on tape is Chester Arthur Stiles, 34. His last known address was Las Vegas.
It is believed the tape was made sometime since January 2005.