When chatting with the investigator, whom Gavin thought was a teen girl, the "suspect solicited the detective for various sexual acts."  The investigator with the Orange County Sheriff's Office Sexual Offender Squad entered a chat room posing as a 14 year old girl on Thursday and was quickly contacted by Gavini.

According to a news release from the Orange County Sheriff's Office, Gavini disrobed and committed a lewd act while chatting with what he believed was a 14 year old girl.  The investigator's affidavit also indicated that during the chat, "The male stated his name was Bryan Gavini, and even showed his convention name tag with that name printed on it to the webcam."

It is also alleged that Gavin offered to pay for a cab to bring the person he thought was a 14-year-old girl to the hotel.  Once investigators arrived at the hotel, they texted Gavini to let him know that the "girl" had arrived.  Gavini responded and indicated he was in his hotel room.

When they got to the door of his room, an officer identified himself and asked for permission to enter the room.  "I asked Mr. Gavini if this was the computer he used to chat with (the girl) on and he stated yes," the report said.  "I then asked if he would show me his Yahoo Account and he stated yes."  Gavin booted up the computer but the chat session had not been saved.  The officer also asked to search the computer, but Gavin said he could not give permission because it was a company computer.  Gavini is charged with one count of solicitation of a minor via the internet and three counts of transmitting harmful material to a minor.

The prosecutors in the case had argued that bail be denied entirely.  However, Judge Hunter said to deny bail the evidence must show "proof of guilt is evident and presumption is great" - an even higher standard than "beyond a reasonable doubt."  Prosecutors also requested that if Holt intends to post bail that a hearing be conducted to determine the source of the funds.  The judge also set other conditions on Holt's release including an ankle monitoring device, forfeiture of his passport and firearms and remaining in his home except for employment, attending medical appointments and meeting with his attorneys.

In their attempt to have bail denied, Prosecutors previewed their evidence in support of a conviction.  Prosecutors initially set out to establish that Wiles, who has been missing since April 1, 2008, is dead.  The prosecutors offered evidence that Wiles has had no financial activity or contact with family and friend and that he left behind his personal items including his passport.  Holt was the last person known to have seen Wiles alive before he left work at 6 or 6:30 p.m.

Holt claimed that after leaving National Flight Services, at Lakeland Linder Regional Airport on the day of Wiles disappearance, he went to Hooters on South Florida Avenue.  Wile's family owns National Flight Services where Holt and Wiles both worked.  However, surveillance video did not show Holt entering or leaving Hooters.  Holt indicated he then ate dinner at Outback Steakhouse and paid by credit card but no financial record has been found to support this claim.

Holt's cell records show he called Home Depot shortly before it closed at 9:00 p.m.  Prosecutors contend that Holt called to verify that the store was still open so he could purchase items he needed to dispose of the body including a box of plastic wrap and duct tape.  The store records show someone purchased these items for cash but again Holt did not appear on surveillance footage.

Someone sent an email to Wiles father demanding $750,000 on April 2, 2008 using Wile's cell phone.  The email instructed that the ransom be placed inside Wile's office which was adjacent to Holt's office.  Prosecutors suggested this was strange because the building had a security system.

Cell phone records indicated that someone was calling Wile's father that night from Wile's cell phone.  There is video footage from a toll station where it appears that Holt is talking on a cell phone but his cell records do not show his phone was being used at the time.  Cell records also showed that both Holt and Wile's cell phones were using cell towers on nearly the same path that night.

Holt also told police he did not have any weapons in his vehicle.  However, police later found a .40 caliber Sig Sauer handgun under the hood of the car.  Evidence was also introduced that Holt spent $200 at a gun store in an attempt to change the characteristics of the gun barrel.

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A food service employee at Walt Disney World has been arrested and charged with 200 counts of possessing child pornography.   According to a spokesperson for the Sheriff's Office, during an investigation more than 5,000 images of young children without clothing on were found on the suspect's computer.

The 32 year old man is being held in the county jail with bond set at $10,000 for each felony count.

Possessing, producing or trafficking in images of actual children undressed or engaged in sexual activity is a crime under both state and federal law.  The First Amendment does not protect either child pornography or obscenity.  Virtually everything that you do on the internet is recorded somewhere, where law enforcement can and will become involved.  Federal and state law enforcement agencies are extremely aggressive in prosecuting those charged with child pornography.

A conviction of child pornography is punished severely where judges have little discretion when handing down sentences.  If you suspect that you are being investigated for any type of child pornography or child sex crime, you need to seek legal representation before you are arrested and charged.  Musca Law will use their experience and knowledge to defend you aggressively and effectively.

If you have been charged with a child pornography crime contact Musca Law to discuss your case, attorneys at Musca Law understand that the stakes are very high.  You can be assured that they will fight to keep you out of jail and diligently work to minimize as much as possible the consequences of a child pornography charge.