A convicted sex offender accused of posting his own sex offender registry photo online was in jail with no Internet access when he allegedly last logged onto his page at the social networking site MySpace.com. Ohio County Prosecutor Scott Smith declined to comment about how that might affect the case against Christian Paul Dutton, who is accused of failing to register his MySpace Web page with the State Police.
November 06, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A convicted sex offender accused of posting his own sex offender registry photo online was in jail with no Internet access when he allegedly last logged onto his page at the social networking site MySpace.com.
Christian Paul Dutton, 47, of Wheeling, W.Va., is accused of failing to register his MySpace Web page with the state police.
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