Expert discusses predators and producers, victims of child porn

Everything about child pornography is illegal, but it's become more rampant as technology has made it easier to produce, pass around to other people and victimize those portrayed in it, experts say.

No region is immune to the destructive effects of child pornography.

Blaine County Undersheriff and Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force agent Frank Billmayer II said, in an interview Tuesday, that child pornography crimes around the country have "absolutely" increased, with "hands-on" offenses being the most reported and online victimization being the most unreported crimes against ch...