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Court upholds child porn conviction of Gainesville doctor

Seeded on Wed Jun 3, 2009 1:55 AM EDT
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Kapordelis was initially charged with traveling to Russia and the Czech Republic to engage in "sex tourism" with minors. Prosecutors said the logistics of locating and bringing young witnesses to the United States, combined with the evidence uncovered from computers seized at Kapordelis' home, led them to pursue a child porn case instead.

U.S. Attorney David Nahmias said in a statement that the appeals court decision "confirmed that Dr. Kapordelis committed sex crimes against children for many years."

"The court's decision highlights Dr. Kapordelis' complete lack of remorse in the face of these terrible abuses of trust," Nahmias said. "Further, the opinion explains how, if not for the dedicated work of federal investigators who uncovered the complex ways that Dr. Kapordelis concealed both his conduct and his cache of child pornography, we would never have discovered the extent of his crimes."

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