Here's our answer:
http://crimesceneinvestigations.blogspot.com/2009/12/nixa-woman-sentenced-to-federal-prison.html
"....Vogt pleaded guilty to receiving and distributing child *advertiser censored* and to possessing child *advertiser censored* in state court. In February 2009, FBI agents contacted Vogt after receiving an investigative lead that indicated she had e-mailed 15 images of child *advertiser censored* to
an Illinois man, who was posing as a woman."
".....she broadcast herself via webcam molesting her son as he slept."
"Federal investigators discovered 139 images of child *advertiser censored* on a computer seized by FBI agents."
So, not the first time. Not to a female friend to ask about a worrisome rash. Pure child *advertiser censored* and abuse. Pure evil. The scariest thing of all is that she does, indeed, look sweet and innocent.
You know, Steadfast, I think all of us who are not abusers and can't wrap our minds around hurting or inappropriately touching a child, try our darnedest to make some sense out of any upsetting report. I thought exactly the same thing about a rash. I could see my adult daughter doing that with me--calling me and asking if I'd be willing to look at a rash on my granddaughter while she slept. You know, it's probably happened and there'd be nothing wrong with it. However, this was to a stranger and was obviously a pattern. My guess is that the feds found some pretty vile stuff.
I guess Amy will get lots of time to spend with her Bible.