Jurors got a 'virtual tour' of Josh Duggar's computer at his child porn trial ...

Jurors got a 'virtual tour' of Josh Duggar's computer at his child porn trial ...
Jurors got a 'virtual tour' of Josh Duggar's computer at his child porn trial ...

Jurors in the Josh Duggar trial were given a 'virtual tour' of the accused child porn pervert’s computer today to demonstrate how he harvested and hid an alleged stash of warped video and images.

James Fottrell, Director of the FBI's High Tech Investigation Unit, told a federal courthouse in Fayetteville, Arkansas that he used visualization software to replicate the exact desktop on Duggar's seized work PC.

Using a series of screengrabs he showed how Duggar, 33, had allegedly created a secret domain where he could access the dark web to hunt for files marked 'Jailbait,' 'Pedo Mom' and 'Daisy's Destruction.'

’The latter video featured a girl of three to four months being stripped naked, posed on a bed and toilet before being tortured with hot wax. The infant is crying and screaming,’ the veteran investigator told jurors. 

'It's one of the most offensive videos that I’m familiar with throughout my career.'

Fottrell told the court that he identified that particular video through something called a torrent file that was present on the HP computer taken from Duggar's used car lot in November 2019.

Pictured: Joshua Duggar, 33, had allegedly created a secret domain where he could access the dark web to hunt for files marked 'Jailbait,' 'Pedo Mom' and 'Daisy's Destruction

Pictured: Joshua Duggar, 33, had allegedly created a secret domain where he could access the dark web to hunt for files marked 'Jailbait,' 'Pedo Mom' and 'Daisy's Destruction

Duggar, pictured, leaving court with his legal team on Thursday after proceedings for the trial in Fayetteville Arkansas

Duggar, pictured, leaving court with his legal team on Thursday after proceedings for the trial in Fayetteville Arkansas

Pictured: Josh & Anna Duggar leaving court with his legal team on Thursday

Pictured: Josh & Anna Duggar leaving court with his legal team on Thursday

The torrent file did not contain the actual abuse footage but Fottrell explained it was a set of instructions to locate the real thing on the dark web.

'Like a recipe for a cake,' he told jurors. 

'Those instructions tell it how to go out and fetch the file.'

Famous for appearing in TLC's 19 Kids and Counting, Duggar was charged in April with two counts of downloading and possessing child pornography.

He has pleaded guilty but faces up to 20 years in prison and fines of up to $250,000 on each count if convicted.

Fottrell, giving evidence for the prosecution, first outlined how Duggar's computer was running two parallel operating systems, regular Windows plus a second called Ubuntu, a setup classed as a Linux partition.

The alternative Ubuntu workspace was downloaded on May 11, 2019 and could only be accessed by physically restarting the computer and hitting F9 as it rebooted. 

'You would have to physically be present to boot the other system,' he explained to jurors.

Fottrell said the Linux side of the computer was protected by the password intel1988 - the same password prosecutors say Duggar used for his internet banking.

Anna Duggar and Josh Duggar pose during the 42nd annual Conservative Political Action Conference at the Gaylord National Resort Hotel and Convention Center on February 28, 2015

Anna Duggar and Josh Duggar pose during the 42nd annual Conservative Political Action Conference at the Gaylord National Resort Hotel and Convention Center on February 28, 2015

Duggar, pictured, with his wife and six children. Duggar is currently on trial for child pornography charges

Duggar, pictured, with his wife and six children. Duggar is currently on trial for child pornography charges

Homeland security raiding Duggar's work place, pictured, where a computer was seized that contained 'some of the most offensive videos (I've) seen my career,' said FBI's James Fottrell

Homeland security raiding Duggar's work place, pictured, where a computer was seized that contained 'some of the most offensive videos (I've) seen my career,' said FBI's James Fottrell

Behind the partition, Fottrell said he found that two programs called uTorrent and Tor Browser had been installed two days later for peer-to-peer file sharing on encrypted networks.

'The purpose of that is to be anonymous. I don't want to say I'm from Arkansas, I want to hide my identity and appear like I'm coming from somewhere else,’ he explained.

Despite cloaking his location, the computer's operator had left numerous tell-tale signs, however, including thumbnail images and cached file names such as ‘ultra hard pedo pedophilia,' the court heard.

The desktop's media player also

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