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LOS ANGELES from www.cbslocal.com – — Federal authorities are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man and a woman suspected of molesting a girl and distributing child pornography.
The case involves a series of images Homeland Security investigators believe were taken approximately 11 years ago. They were first discovered by agents in Chicago in 2007 in an unrelated child pornography investigation.
The photos “depict a male and female adult sexually molesting a girl who looks to be about 13 years old at the time,” officials said in a statement.
Although the male suspect’s face has been purposely obscured by an unknown person, the female suspect’s face can be seen in a number of the images.
John Doe appears to be a white male that has a medium to heavy build and is between 40 to 50 years old. He has two distinctive moles on the center of his chest.
Jane Doe appears to be a white female and 35 to 45 years old. She is heavy set with blonde hair and several distinctive tattoos including a black butterfly on her right hip, a curled up cat on right shoulder blade, a tattoo with words across top of left wrist and a tattoo of unknown design on upper portion of left breast. She also has a piercing on her left eyebrow.
Both suspects would now be about 11 years older.
“Based upon detailed forensic analysis, investigators suspect the abuse depicted in the images may have occurred in Los Angeles, possibly in the San Fernando Valley-area,” HIS officials said.
Special agents have conducted dozens of interviews seeking further leads in the case, but the suspects have not been identified.
Anyone with information about the identity of John and Jane Doe should call 1-866-DHS-2-ICE or visit www.ICE.gov/tips. Tips may be reported anonymously.
Authorities are also seeking information about two additional suspects in an unrelated child pornography case.