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Is This Why “To Catch a Predator” Was Cancelled From TV?

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Do you remember “To Catch a Predator” on NBC?

It was an iconic show where sick pedos got confronted by cameras.

And then it went away.

I don’t even think re-runs are on anymore.

Trending: Joan Rivers “Died Suddenly” After Making This Comment About Michelle Obama…

Did we just figure out why?

I never knew this story, but watch this:

Reminds me a lot of this story:

Pedophile Judge Kills Himself Before Feds Arrest Him For Sexual Abuse Charges

A Maryland judge has killed himself after Federal agents surrounded his house to arrest him for child sexual abuse charges.

Judge Johnathan Newell who was a Circuit Court Judge for Caroline County, Maryland allegedly filmed young boys inside of his cabin while they were taking showers.

After a young boy found out that Newell had cameras in his showers, he reported it to his parents who then reported the crime to the police.

Shortly after police received the tip they questioned Newell at his home and law enforcements officers noticed when he excused himself from the questioning to “charge his phone” they noticed he ate a memory card that is believed to have incriminating evidence.

A later scan of Newell’s body showed he had particles of metallic in his body.

After the time of questioning, police were able to obtain the video camera in the cabin that had videos of young boys naked on it and also showed Newell in the video frame fixing the position of the camera time to time.

Newell was appointed as a Circuit Judge by the RINO Governor of Maryland Larry Hogan in 2016.

Yahoo News covered the story and shared these details:

A Maryland judge killed himself on Friday morning, just as the feds showed up at his Henderson home to arrest him in a child sex abuse case.

Caroline County Circuit Judge Jonathan Newell, 50, had been on a leave of absence since July after becoming ensnared in an investigation over allegations that he had a hidden camera that captured naked images of boys in his bathroom. When FBI agents showed up at his door Friday morning to arrest him on a federal criminal complaint, they found him “suffering from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound,” the Maryland U.S. Attorney’s Office announced Friday. He was pronounced dead at 6:43 a.m.

According to a copy of the criminal complaint unsealed Friday, Maryland State Police investigators in July had responded to a call about a minor who found a video camera in the bathroom of Newell’s cabin in Fishing Creek, Maryland.

Investigators interviewed two boys, both minors, who said that they had “spent the night,” with Newell on July 22, when they allegedly discovered a hidden camera.

One of the boys told investigators that after undressing in the bathroom he found a camera that was on and facing the shower inside a small black crate on a shelf in the corner of the bathroom

After telling the other boy about the camera he had discovered, the two boys went on Newell’s boat and both told their parents about the camera in the bathroom, the documents state. Their parents subsequently contacted law enforcement.

While being interviewed by investigators, Newell allegedly chewed and swallowed a camera memory card, after asking to charge his phone and then appearing to reach under his bed and take an object in his fist that he then put in his mouth. A CT scan later showed he’d ingested a foreign, possibly metallic object, according to the complaint.

NBC News had more on the story:

A Maryland Eastern Shore judge who was about to be arrested at his home on federal charges of sexual exploitation of a child was found dead Friday, officials said.

FBI agents went to the residence of Caroline County Circuit Court Judge Jonathan Newell in Henderson, Maryland, early Friday.

“Upon entering the residence the agents found Newell suffering from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound,” a joint statement from Acting Maryland U.S. Attorney Jonathan Lenzner and other officials said. “He was pronounced dead at 6:43 a.m. Maryland State Police will lead the investigation into the apparent suicide.”

According to a federal affidavit unsealed Friday, investigators from the Maryland State Police responded to a cabin in Fishing Creek, Maryland, on Hoopers Island on July 23 after a minor found a video camera in the bathroom, took photos of it with his phone and called his parents. Police arrived and interviewed two minors. One of the minors said the two had spent the night at the cabin, along with a man and four other boys.

Investigators interviewed Newell at the cabin the same day, according to the affidavit. The 50-year-old judge waived his Miranda rights and agreed to be interviewed. Newell told police that 10 “members” had access to the cabin who “come and go.” Newell also denied placing a camera in the bathroom, the affidavit said.

According to the affidavit, Newell went to his bedroom after the interview to plug in his cell phone and make calls. Investigators observed him reaching under his bed and placing his fist up to his mouth. Investigators suspected that Newell had ingested evidence because a memory card from a box with camera equipment appeared to be missing. He was taken to a hospital for CT scans, which showed he had ingested a metallic object, the affidavit said.

Authorities executed search warrants at Newell’s cabin, truck, boat and office and seized numerous digital devices. Investigators found a hard drive in a safe at Newell’s residence that showed videos of boys showering, the affidavit said.

And this one:

BREAKING: Facebook Executive Caught in Undercover Child Sex Sting

A high level Facebook executive has been caught in an undercover child sex sting operation.

The Palm Springs California man has been identified as Jeren Andrew Miles, 35.

Miles was the manager of community development for Facebook, but has since been fired.

The sting operation occurred in Columbus, Ohio on February 16th.

Miles is alleged to have sent sexually explicit text messages to what he thought was a 13-year-old teenage boy.

he made plans to meet the boy at the Le Meridien Columbus hotel.

The YouTube channel, “Predator Catchers Indianapolis,” posted video footage of the sting.

The Post Millennial reports:

A high-level Facebook staffer was allegedly caught soliciting a minor for sex during an amateur undercover sting operation in Columbus, Ohio. The video of the encounter was posted to the YouTube channel “Predator Catchers Indianapolis” on February 16.

Jeren Andrew Miles, 35, of Palm Springs California, allegedly sent sexually explicit texts to a 13-year-old boy and made plans for the boy to meet him at Le Meridien Columbus hotel.

Miles was the Manager of Community Development at Meta/Facebook until a spokesperson from the company confirmed to the The Daily Caller that Miles is “no longer with the company.”

According to the video, the anti-pedophile activist group busted Miles at the hotel where he then agreed to give an interview.

The Blaze has more of the disturbing details:

According to viral video, Predator Catchers Indianapolis, performing an amateur sting, met Miles at an unnamed hotel, where he allegedly admitted to exchanging disturbing messages with a person he believed to be a 13-year-old boy.

“I was flirting,” he said. “I was talking to him. … [T]here was never any intention of meeting up with him.”

Later on the video, Miles acknowledged that he did, in fact, arrange to meet with the person he believed to be the teen boy and said that he gave the person “information.”

Here is video from the livestream of the YouTube channel “Predator Catchers Indianapolis:”

WARNING, the language in the video is graphic:

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