Man admits luring children to porn sites

(December 11) Notorious Internet con artist John Zuccarini became the first person in the U.S. to be convicted under the 2003 Truth in Domain Names Act yesterday. Zuccarini registered thousands of domain names that were variations of well-known child-oriented companies, titles and toys and used them to direct visitors to porn sites.

The Phildadelphia Inquirer

Man used cell camera to shoot upskirts

(December 11) A Sammamish, Washington man with an admitted panty fetish pleaded innocent to a charge of voyeurism involving a cell phone. A witness who observed defendant Jack Le Vu at a supermarket last July told investigators she saw him crouch down with his cell phone extended beneath the skirt of a 26-year-old woman.

ABC News

Mom draws prison time for sex with teen

(December 11) The first of two Florida MILFs who admitted having sex with young teen boys was sentenced yesterday to four years in prison. Thirty-seven-year-old mother of three Amy Duane and her best friend Debra Favre, 39, reportedly got the boys liquored up before bedding them at Duane's Lake Worth home.

The Sun-Sentinel

Mayor miffed when nude pics goes public

(December 11) Forty-eight-year old Sharon Smith was so thrilled at becoming the first female mayor of Houston, British Columbia that she had her husband snap some photos of her wearing nothing but the mayor's medallion around her neck. Unfortunately for her, the playful nude photos didn't stay private for long and now some in the town are demanding her resignation.

The Globe and Mail

AOL weds IM, dating in Love.com

(December 11) America Online officially entered the lucrative but increasingly competive online dating market yesterday with Love.com, a standalone site built around its free AOL Instant Messenger service. "Online personals powered by instant messaging are a natural next-step in the evolution of online dating services," said a company spokesperson. For a limited time, the company is offering a free 60-day preview.

Business Wire

Owner to remove 'obscene' window display

(December 11) Montclair, New Jersey adult store owner Jeffrey Namer doesn't think "The Erogenous Zone" game and "LoveJam" lotion in his store window constitute 'obscene' material, but he says he'll take down the display as a "good-neighbor policy." A dubious new ordinance hurriedly passed by the city council bans 'obscene' material in store windows.

The Star-Ledger