Unlike most child-porn cases, this one had 'a very different and specific set of facts,' defence lawyer Jim Dean told Justice Thomas McKay. Making child porn carries a mandatory minimum sentence of one year. He was also given four months for possession of $10,600 worth of stolen property taken from his employer, and an extra month for violating court orders. Wednesday, the man ─ who'd worked as a security specialist for a major courier company ─ was sentenced to 23 months in jail, including 18 months for making child pornography. The 47-year-old London, Ont., man had hidden a clock radio surveillance camera in her room. Inside a folder marked her father's 'stuff,' were images of the 15-year-old girl secretly recorded in her bedroom ─some, showing her in sexual acts including having sex with her boyfriend the same age. ─ She went on the family laptop to do her homework and found a collection of home videos she never knew existed.
