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Porn Photos of High School Students Travel Far by Phone

Posted Jan 25, 08 5:57 PM CST in Technology,  US 

(Newser) – Pornographic cell phone pictures of students have been spreading like wildfire at and beyond Pennsylvania’s Parkland High School, the Morning Call reports. The images, two separate pictures of undressed girls and another of a couple making love, have apparently circulated widely. ''My boyfriend, who's not even in high school anymore, got the pictures at work,'' said one Parkland senior.

It’s not clear who the male/female couple is, but the two girls appearing naked in separate images, one 14, the other 17, have been confirmed as Parkland High students. They took the photos, police said, but probably didn’t expect them to spread so far: ''I think that they've both been embarrassed. They've both learned a lesson,'' said DA James Martin.

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The photos of Parkland High students have spread far.   (Shutter Stock)
Many students received the photos against their will.   (Shutter Stock)
High school students congregate in this undated file photo.   (Shutter Stock)
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