We affirm. She had two daughters from her prior marriage, K. The couple had a computer in their bedroom and each of the girls had a computer in their rooms. The only computer with Internet access was the one in the bedroom McKinney shared with his wife. The family all had individual computer user names with individual passwords.
Earlier that month, Colleen had discovered adult pornography on the computer. She questioned McKinney concerning the pornography, but he denied any knowledge of the material. He did not contribute financially to the marriage and she thought he may be spending money over the Internet. She contacted a person with computer experience to run special software on the computer located in their bedroom. The program revealed more than 3, images. When opening one of the images, a picture of a "young girl, naked, leaned back in a chair with her legs spread open" was discovered.
The computer technician left due to the highly offensive nature of the image. Colleen sorted through more of the images and discovered twenty to thirty photos which she believed were child pornography. These included photographs of young girls exposing themselves and also adult men engaged in sexual activity with children.
She notified law enforcement and removed the computer from the home. During this encounter, McKinney was told the computer had "stuff" which concerned his wife.
He responded by referencing "pedophiliac" and "children on the video screen. These images were found under McKinney's user name "Ryan1" and all were time stamped during periods when McKinney was not at work.
