Naughton jury: Cops 'screwed up'
News We're obviously very pleased with a conviction," said prosecutor Patricia Donahue. However, prosecutor Patricia Donahue said child pornography was considered a "crime of violence," and federal statutes required that Naughton be placed behind bars...
[December 17, 1999, 8:42]
Naughton caught Disney jet to LA
News During opening statements, prosecutor Patricia Donahue presented details of a series of chats between Naughton -- who called himself "hotseattle" online -- and the agent posing as a 13-year-old girl. Donahue said Naughton had told KrysLA in a 16...
[December 8, 1999, 9:39]
Jury deciding Naughton's fate
News During her closing arguments, prosecutor Patricia Donahue asked jurors to find Naughton guilty because he turned his chat room fantasies of fraternising with young girls into a reality when he showed up for a meeting with krisLA at the pier.
[December 13, 1999, 8:14]
Naughton: The American dream turned sour, Part VIII
News During her opening statements, prosecutor Patricia Donahue told jurors that Naughton had given his real name to KrisLA, repeatedly encouraged her to meet and said he was serious about the rendezvous. The defendant sought Kris out over and over...
[March 21, 2000, 14:03]
Attorney: Naughton was sent 'unsolicited' child porn
News After that, prosecutor Patricia Donahue abruptly ended the questioning, but later said it was unlikely that anyone with Naughton's intelligence and education would be duped by Braaten's crying. The trial of Patrick Naughton was delayed until...
[November 30, 1999, 9:27]
Naughton: Child porn 'unsolicited'
News After that, prosecutor Patricia Donahue abruptly ended the questioning, but later said it was unlikely that anyone with Naughton's intelligence and education would be duped by Braaten's crying. The trial of Patrick Naughton was delayed until Dec...
[November 30, 1999, 15:26]
CEO: Naughton said 'I did it'
News On Wednesday afternoon, prosecutor Patricia Donahue showed jurors nine pictures that investigators found on Naughton's computer shortly after his arrest. Infoseek CEO Harry Motro fired Patrick Naughton after the former high-tech executive told him...
[December 9, 1999, 10:27]
