Liverpool Echo reported.Police explained why they were there and asked the pair if they had any knowledge of the material, to which they both said no.However, when asked whether they had ever seen such images when using peer to peer software, Boardman replied: "Yes, I have."His wife spoke to the police on June 13 and when the computer was analysed, officers found evidence of 24 indecent images.Blasbery said there were six Category A files - the most serious category depicting rape - of girls aged eight to 13.
There were six Category B images, showing girls aged seven to 10, and 12 Category C images, of girls aged two to six.A further 65 extreme porn files were detected, along with evidence of search terms he used, including "pre-teen" and.
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