Boatright v. State

Deen, Presiding Judge,

concurring specially.

While I concur fully with the majority opinion, additional comments are appropriate.

The crimes of aggravated child molestation and enticing a child for indecent purposes, under the facts of this case, include infliction of both mental and physical pain and abuse of the two young children. A micro, modicum, or major part of motivational manipulation of the molestation modus, relating to the mental aspects, is the obvious operandi of obsession with the obscene magazines and other material evident in this case. Introduced into evidence and before the jury were books included in the lengthy transcript amounting to almost a thousand pages. These massive magazine materials include close-up pornographic photographs with stimulating and sensuous sexually suggestive titles, which will not be here enumerated.

The production and providing of pornographic photography promoting permissiveness and perversion pointing to mental pain and abuse is no less pertinent than physical abuse portions and ingredients of the aggravated child molestation charges and enticing a child for indecent purposes, as perpetrated against the eight-and nine-year-old children in this case.