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Newton man accused of secretly video taping visitors to his home

September 10, 2013 By Radio Iowa Contributor

James Brock

James Brock

A 72-year-old Newton man is now facing federal charges for allegedly video taping naked children, teens and adults who visited his home. James Wiley Brock was originally arrested in early July when local authorities discovered Brock had hidden cameras in areas where visitors would undress to use a tanning bed or swimming pool at his home.

Newton Police Chief Jeff Hoebelheinrich says they were tipped off by parents whose children had been to Brock’s home. “He had numerous cameras throughout the house, in the bathroom and a couple other places,” Hoebelheinrich said.

Brock was charged by Newton Police with sexual exploitation of a minor and invasion of privacy. The federal charges are for possession and production of child pornography and sexual exploitation of children.

Police have been trying to identify and notify victims. Hoebelheinrich said “well over 1,000” VHS tapes and DVDs seized from the home show people undressing in Brock’s home. The home is located next to a church. A neighbor said Brock moved into the home six or seven years ago.

People who visited Brock’s house are urged to call Newton police at 641-791-0850.

(Reporting by, Randy Van, KCOB, Newton)

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