What's good everybody? Welcome back to Body Cam Vibes. Back with another body cam video. Look who I have back with me. >> Hey y'all. >> Lady K. >> She back. She was under the weather and some people asked about you. >> Yes. >> They had miss seeing you. So >> I don't know what kind of thing I had on the down like >> coughing and >> Yes. >> Yeah. She's back though. >> Yeah. >> So I saw the title of this one. Look like it's gonna be good. So we about to get into it. If I had I said shout out to EW Body Cam. Shout out to EW Body Cam for this video and let's just get into it y'all. See what it's all about. >> Is based on official police records and the footage has never been seen before until now. Officers from the Tom Green County Sheriff's Office received the case on August 6th, 2024 and through a thorough investigation identified the suspect as 57year-old James Wilson living in San Angelo, Texas. On August 21st, 2024, units moved in on both locations, finding James at his workplace, McLaclin Advertising. Excuse me. >> Do you have any idea what this is about, James? No. >> You go by James or Michael? >> Michael. >> Michael. And that's your middle name. Like I told you inside, um, I've got a search warrant. I'm going to give you a copy of it here in just a minute. And I've got it for your person, your vehicle, this Buick right here, your work here, and then your house. Okay. And I'm going to explain why. Did they explain anything is going on right now? >> Okay. So, um, >> is it about the AI images and stuff? >> Yes. You were kind of sneaky about the whole thing. Okay. >> It took me a while to figure out who you were, but I finally figured you out. Okay. >> So, that's why we're here. Okay. Got you. Uh, you do not have an arrest warrant. No matter what you tell me, you're leaving today. Okay? You're going to go home. You're going to do whatever you need to do. But we need to figure this out now. Okay? Like I said, we got people going to your house right now. >> Oh god. Are they going there right now? >> Yeah. >> Oh god. >> What's What's going on there? >> My wife is there with my babies. We just adopted two kids. Two-year-old and one year old. I >> I will call them. We're not going to tear up anything, but >> Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. Okay. My marriage is sober now. Simultaneously, officers make contact at James' home where they're greeted by his wife, Jenny Wilson. Little does she know, the news she's about to receive is going to shatter her world. >> Jenny. >> Yes. What's up? >> Okay. Well, I'm talking with the sheriff's office. Uh, we have a search warrant for your home. >> Why? >> Uh, well, your husband right now, he's in pain. Um, it is for child possession child. >> What? >> Yeah. So, is there anybody else in the home besides you? >> My baby? I mean >> you're you're the one >> what child refused because of our daughter. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> That's what we're investing. We have a search warrant for so just allow us to search your home for besides your >> Now wait a minute now. >> They just adopted two kids >> and she just said something like a daughter about >> about a daughter. Now that seems suspect. >> Wow. >> Now why would she say that? Is this about our daughter? >> Wow. >> Yeah, that's suspect right there man. Let's get back into it. Yo, >> ones. Is there anybody else inside? >> Oh, all my dogs and I need a rescue and some of these dogs are not Oh my god, this is so awful. >> Yeah, I know. I know you're not expecting this. So, so >> can I just tell my dogs out, please? >> There is a computer in the dog room, but are they happy? >> Can I Can I go with you when you just me? >> Oh, just a mess cuz we were trying to adopt. They're not going to let us adul don't worry about that until you get to that point. Okay. >> Okay. So, I just want you to stay calm cuz don't don't worry about until we give her something cuz we're going to be as long as you're working with us, we're going to be completely okay with you. Okay. Jenn >> I'm not going to judge you at all. Okay. >> Officers follow Jenny inside where they sit at the kitchen table to go over more details of the horrific secret James has been hiding. >> You said you haven't suspected anything at all. >> No. No. God, we the freaking sound of freedom. We were all balling in the theater. I mean, everything's like super adamant against all that. We have kids. We've adopted kids from we we finalized three adoptions. The only thing that I could think of was that I know that when he >> I know that phone is in is part of his account. My my phone's paid through my work and so he has an account that has his and all the kids phones on it and doing that crap is my 16-year-old. So, she had guys sending pictures and she had her clothes off and we all struggled with that and we talked with her and we've taken her off of social media and everything. She does not have a phone. >> What Jenny saw as a troubling mistake by their daughter, James would describe in a far more unsettling way. >> We adopted our kids. Okay. And my 13-year-old daughter at the time was I caught her sending pictures to a guy >> and I confronted her about it and then it just kind of went from there. I've never done anything with my kids. It just it was a deal where once I saw that stuff, I went online and started looking for other stuff. >> Did you actually see the pics that she had sent to somebody? >> Yeah, we check her phone regularly and we saw those or I saw those. And seeing those is what led you >> to >> Yes. And my wife doesn't even know that happened. Uh >> you didn't even tell her about the daughter sending the stuff. >> Not that. But she found out later because she continued to do it. >> Investigators begin to confront Jenny with some of their findings. >> This is not Is this >> This is not >> That is >> Who is this? >> I think that's one's friends. >> Okay. Is that Do you recognize that bedroom? Is that one of your bedrooms in the back? one of our bedrooms. No, >> he's sharing and you know there's a captures beautiful >> he wrote that. >> I don't know who that is. It just but but this is him on his phone having a conversation with someone. >> This photo he's telling us about the friend and you know he's that that looks a little strange when he's having a conversation. He's mentioning >> so >> he should be mentioning her. No, the only thing we would have would be images to confront While it's unconfirmed whether the image shown is one of her daughter's friends, James admits to actions that are far more disturbing. >> So, in the in the Dropbox account, there were there were folders. What's the significance of the named folders? >> It was just uh when cuz I had downloaded a bunch of stuff from what was it? Telegram. I don't know if people would send videos. >> Okay. >> And I just create folders to to put them in there and just >> Were were the names the people that sent it or is this supposedly the names? >> No, just supposedly the names of the the girls. >> Okay. >> I don't that was stuff that was sent >> sent to you. Okay. And then there was the folder called share, right? And in that share folder was some uh pretty young >> Yeah. And then there was some uh I'll just be I'll be honest. There was some in there in there too. >> All that was stuff that people like cuz I would go on Telegram and I was pretending to be this girl. >> Yeah. >> And all these people would send stuff in and I just saved it. >> Police records show that James ran an Instagram account where he posed as an 11-year-old girl under the username Smoke Obsession. Using this disguise, he messaged very young girls, sending them explicit images and videos and persuading them to send content of themselves in return. >> Have you ever Am I going to find evidence that you're sending this stuff to other people? >> Um, not the uh >> or is it just for your personal, >> right? Yeah. Uh, I don't remember sending it to anyone. Okay. >> But it was more like >> I would get it and save it. Get it and save it. Get it and save it. And most of it to be honest I haven't even watched but I was just saying it was kind of like a collecting thing. >> And you're not the first person that has said that. Okay. So so don't feel different. I I've know it sounds unbelievable. >> No. No. I've talked to many people right where you're sitting and it's always very I had one person tell me it's like collecting baseball cards is how he described it. >> Doesn't make it any better. But >> when he's home and does he use the computer in there a lot or does he have a tablet? He's on his phone playing games. But I mean, we're together all the time. I mean, if it's late at night, I go to bed. He stays up. Um, that's he's a night owl. He used to work nights. So, that's never been suspicious to me. >> Right now, we we we have we're looking for just images. So, even if y'all are together all the time, it doesn't take long to look at images. It's it's you know >> it's that's very awful cuz the kids are always here. >> Yes. >> That's the other thing. It's like >> I'm not attracted to children per se. It's like I have a baby girl. I have, you know, teenage girl. I have a 10-year-old. And that's never been It wasn't It wasn't that when I saw the videos of that I was attracted to it. It just sparked something that girls this age are doing this. >> Investigators also discovered a folder in >> I just want to say I'm going to say what I have to say to the end of the video. But this subject right here is very touchy. >> It is >> a very very touchy and you can say the wrong thing and people will mis screw what you're saying and I'm glad he's like he's breaking it down in a certain kind of way. But we'll get into it at the end of video. >> Yeah. Yeah, go ahead. We get to the end of the video. >> Inside the Dropbox account with the title HJW, which are the initials of one of his adopted daughters. Inside this folder are multiple previously mentioned images of her. And even more disturbing, seven videos secretly recorded from a hidden camera inside her bedroom. Jenny would later recall that around that time, James had installed a party light on the ceiling of that daughter's room. These files were dated February 2022, meaning she was only 13 at the time. But the horrors don't stop there. Inside the same folder are multiple type documents written by James, each depicting extremely graphic and disturbing stories involving children. >> I know this is when you woke up this morning. This is not what you were expecting. It it isn't. So just don't don't think about several steps from now. Let's just think about the now. I say you're not under arrest or anything like that. >> No, but they'll take them away. >> Everybody has a right to processing. We're still investigating. >> Well, it it just if there's a crime committed, we have to act from the crime. Now, take >> doesn't mean he'll be he has he'll have a you know, there's possibilities of bonds and things like that out cuz it just when you're arrested, it's not the court of law. stuff that has been processed as well. >> But I mean CPS, would they come and get them? >> That's But CPS will do their own investigation there. You know, CPS's main thing is are the children in the danger. So >> I would have thought so. >> Here, there's a copy of the of the search warrant. Oh god. Oh god. I'm going to lose this job. I'm going to lose my family. All over this stupid stupid obsession. The the way I I think of it is and and and please do not be insulted. I'm I I'm not going to insult you, but it's an addiction and it's it's just like um like a drug addiction. If you're addicted to meth, you know that they you can't stop it. And it's the same with the with stuff. And that's not going to save my marriage or my job knowing that. >> The the thing is, man, like I told you, >> the adoption's not even finalized my two babies. She's going to lose the babies. What does it mean? >> They're going to take the babies. >> You don't know that right now, man. >> I know it 100%. >> We might have to get a forensic interview going, but we'll we'll see down the line. That's just >> I don't I you know, they're they're never one they're never alone and that's not for any other reason other than we're always we're always together. We're actually very close family and they adore him. >> The Dropbox account held plenty of incriminating files, but they had no idea just how much James was really hiding. >> Am I going to find Am I going to find a lot of stuff on your phone? >> Um, on the inactive one, there's probably quite a bit. >> What's quite a bit? Give me >> I don't I honestly don't know. >> Probably not hundreds. I don't know. >> Videos, pictures, >> videos. Okay. What would you >> the same stuff that's in the Dropbox basically? >> Is there some stuff on there? >> I think so. >> Okay. What of uh what's what's the youngest if I asked you? >> Oh god, I don't know. I don't >> toddler. I honestly don't know. Like I say, most of it I haven't even watched. >> Okay. >> I had typed out some little descriptions of some of these videos that were on the Dropbox account, but there's no need to talk about this. I mean, you've been very honest with me about and I do appreciate that. Um, like years old. >> That's young. That's young, man. >> That's not even like >> No, >> that's not even like teen. >> I have a 2-year-old girl. >> Do you Is there anything in your car? Any cell phones, thumb drives, anything like that? >> Uh, there may be a passport drive. That's what I was doing the collecting on. And I just >> Does the passport drive have a a password on it? No, but it's got probably thousands of videos on it. >> Officers later located this external hard drive with three hidden folders, each containing large amounts of illegal content involving children and explicit content with animals. In some cases, the two combined. Disturbingly, Jenny is the executive director of a nonprofit pet rescue where she often houses dozens of stray dogs in her own home before rehoming them. In total, 2,717 videos of obvious illegal content involving children were recovered from the hard drive with a combined runtime of more than 214 hours. >> Let me go find out what's going on there. You think about what you want to do. Do you want to stay here? Do you want to drive off? >> Stay here. >> My job's over. My life's over. >> In the time of >> You don't know that technology. >> I know it 100%. There's nothing. I've lost everything. Everything. Cuz once they know, lost everything. >> With the digital trail exposed just minutes later, Jenny is confronted with the devastating truth of James' confession. >> You just confess. >> God. My god. My god. My god. I can't do this. I can't believe you would do that to us. >> Okay, I'll pull it together. Let's go. I'm sorry. >> According to online sources, James Wilson was arrested on August 21st, 2024 for the production and transportation of illegal content involving children. On March 31st, 2025, he was sentenced to 50 years in federal prison without the possibility of parole, plus $106,500 in restitution to his exploited victims. In the wake of the revelations and the unraveling of everything they had built, Jenny filed for divorce, closing the door on a life she never imagined would turn into this tragedy. If you'd like to watch our videos without s >> I I don't know where to begin because to me this is a touchy subject. >> Yes. Um the reason being because you know it's it involves kids and and it's like so many so much things I want to say >> but I I don't know where to really begin because uh I don't I don't want things I say to be misconcred. You know what I'm saying? Sometimes you don't know cuz it's some touchy people out here. >> Yeah. Everybody just can't listen to what you got to say without >> Yeah. assuming that >> assuming things. Yeah. They all they oh what so and so and so I'm a kind of person I dive deep and stuff. I dive deep into a person's mind. >> I'm just not I'm just not this one-minded person. I see these comments on these videos. Everybody's just so judgmental. >> Oh, lock his ass up. Lock them up. Lock them up. They they did it. Now, I I like to dive deep in somebody's mind. >> Mhm. >> Because that's something that he said. He said it became an addiction. And when he saw that, he maybe was never into that stuff. >> As soon as he saw that the girls pictures, he's like, "Oh my god." It ignited something in him. >> I think that's prime example. Um >> he's from a generation of we didn't have this on the internet. >> Yes. You didn't see this. probably did. You know, when you see things on the news, >> it it still does not seep in to the intricacies and the detail of what is literally out there for you to go find or come across. >> Yeah. >> So, if if he's telling the truth, >> if he's telling the truth >> and he has never, you know, watched other than corn, you know, regular you know, subscribe. Go ahead and, you know, get you some little, you know, cornhub, you know, account. You know what I'm saying? >> Other than that, if he never came across it, it probably never crossed his mind in that way. >> Yes. >> But when he realized it's out there, but let me just go see. >> And a man being a man just going to see. >> Says, "I'm just going I'm just going to hold on to this and just come back. just see it later. But the obsession took him over possibly >> and he just wanted to keep it for going to see later. >> Yeah. And I got I got to I got to jump in because I know somebody going to say in the comments >> as soon as he seen that he should have just not want to see it anymore. >> But then let's just stop being let's just stop being fake. >> Yeah. I I can tell y'all stories right now. >> Yeah. Men are going to do it. Yep. men are >> I'm telling you >> it's just for the looking it's just for the viewing it's just for the seeing it's just for the you know >> even like I said it's just curiosity goes and runs deep between people so that's what I'm saying like um >> I know the average man will probably like hell no you know no >> no I ain't getting that >> yeah I don't want nothing to do with that is but everybody's not the average man >> I'm telling you man that that is Another reason why I t I I say this to parents, man. Ma a matter of fact, I got to throw this in there. I wrote a book >> about something that happened to me when I was younger. When I see these things, it kind of triggered it a little bit. >> Yeah. >> I'm gonna have the link in the description. It's called Women Can Be Predators, too. >> It's available on Amazon. >> Listen, it's cheap. Ain't nothing but $3. I I ain't trying to get rich over here. >> I'm trying to I want to show y'all the story. I want to show y'all the things that I've been through. So, every time I see this thing kind of trigger it. >> So, I'm going have the link in the description. Y'all check that out. But, I'm gonna say this. >> It's so crazy, man. I I want to say what I want to say. >> Mhm. >> I don't want nobody to take things the wrong way, but I have sat in barber shops being in my teens and 20s and heard men talk about young girls. >> Yeah. >> Grown men. >> Yep. Growing up, I just thought it was normal. >> Yep. >> They were like, "God dang, that girl look good. She come here with her mom. I'll do the mama and the I've heard this. I know y'all don't want to hear it." >> All races, all ages men. Yeah. That's That's the way men talk. >> And and to me, it took me to get older to realize that ain't cool, >> right? >> But when I was younger, that's what they did. Them big I would see the mama coming there and the daughter looking good, too. They like, "Damn, you see the man shaking their leg. Oh, she could be something when she get old. >> I've seen they had conversations about that. And we have to be realistic about who we are. >> I have a I have a job that I do and a lot of people talk to me and they have lots of fantasies and I have to stop them say, "Hey, >> this ain't what it is right here." >> Right. >> But they do. I'm talking about lawyers, politicians. >> Yes. >> Do you hear me? >> Yes. I can't get too much deeper because that's that's their right. That's their privacy, >> right? >> And you'll be surprised. And they'll try to go left. I'm like, "Hold up now. We ain't going there." >> Yeah. >> Whatever the song say, stick to the rivers and the lakes you used to. Whatever they say. >> Don't you go chasing waterfalls. >> Yes. >> Cuz you ain't get me in trouble. All that. >> Yeah. Right. >> But at the same time, >> you would be surprised who was into this stuff. >> Yes. Yes. You you look at these and and especially some men you look at they look nerdy. >> Yes. >> You like they nerdy old. He ain't into something. >> Hidden secrets. And a lot of y'all watching this video judging >> got some hidden secrets, >> right? >> I try not to judge these people. >> But it is sick. >> Yeah. >> But I try not to judge them >> completely because we don't know how things can get started and escalated if he's telling the truth, which I doubt he's not. I think he being looking at that. Oh yeah, most definitely. Well, telling sign is that the camera in his daughter's bedroom. Why? What you doing all that for? >> Why would you put a camera in your daughter's bedroom? >> Right. I was that >> we don't know the details. Maybe it sparked something. He did that afterwards. >> Mhm. >> After he said, you know, I don't know. >> We don't know. But but but the but on the other end, >> what I'm thinking is >> this ain't no this ain't no new habit. >> No. >> You putting cameras and [ __ ] >> No, dude. Cut that out, man. And you've been doing this stuff, man. I watch y'all kids. >> Just about saying >> watching your kids, man. Do listen. I'll be on X Twitter >> Instagram and I like to look at funny things and I'll just be scrolling through what they call it, the reals. >> And you'll pop through and you see young ones dancing, twerking, >> and you and you have to say, "What the?" Mhm. >> And then you be like, "Where the moms at?" >> Right. >> On on X. >> Got them their own accounts. >> Got their own accounts. >> You got perves out here just waiting for them. >> Yes. >> It And watch your watch your boys, too. >> Yes. >> It's crazy. That's why I told you I'm not trying to keep promoting it in my book. Y'all have to see. Watch your boys, too. Watch your kids. It's dangerous out here, man. You want to ask? Go ahead. I I was just going to say I have always been an advocate for taking phones from children's but whenever I do when I say something about it people come out the woodworks and try to say no because whatever exc you know frivolous excuse they come up with is not reason enough >> right >> that's some BS because >> we didn't grow up with phones and we were fine >> right >> you know our parents grew up with without phones we had a house phone, you can call 911 pop off. That's all you need, >> right? >> You don't need to be getting in contact with anybody else other than your family members. They don't need access to the internet. They don't need to be getting on apps. And now y'all, they have apps that look innocent, but they are not. Not only do they have like the WhatsApp and the Telegram that have a shady side just like the dark web, they have um websites and apps that look like something. it'll say um something simple as like um a like you know text a buddy or something like that >> when literally it's it's a facade type of thing that is specifically for this type of stuff >> right >> for them to come and find your kids like right now um allegedly and I have to say allegedly Roblox is under I mean it's proof is out there but >> is under some type of scrutiny or should be investigation because this is where millions of these predators are going to look for your kids. Yes. >> So, when it comes to like um >> any kind of technology, you're going to have to start cutting your kids off. I'm sorry. It's getting out of hand. You're going to have to start cutting your kids off. You're going to have to start taking the internet and uh putting blocks on where your kids can have the phone if you say they need a phone. If they happen to be a latch key kid, which I grew up like that, he grew up like that. There's nothing wrong with that. When you're being at home by yourself, 10, 11 years old, you got to come home. You got to lock the door. Your mom will be home a couple hours later. Yeah. Nothing wrong with that. >> But we're not safe like where we used to be. Yeah. >> Your next door neighbor could be. >> Yeah. >> Your your your uncle could be, you know, [ __ ] Everybody grew up like that. I'm sorry. Everybody kind of grew up like that. But >> we have to be more vigilant now. It's not the same. It's not the same anymore. So, stop stop allowing your kids on the internet. >> Yeah. And and I know everybody going to say, uh, well, these days, how we going to contact our kids? They got to have phones. You can have a phone, but limit the internet. >> Yeah. No, no access to internet. Freak it. Break it. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Block the internet from their phones. Watch how they'll put the phone down if they don't have internet on there. >> I'm trying to tell you. And also, on another note, uh, they're so addicted to the internet. >> Yeah. Uh they just they'll get mad when you shut the internet down because they're so addicted. They don't know how to let go. >> They have TV and everything and they just rather be on TikTok and the internet. >> They will they were ready to almost on a live view. >> You take that phone away. >> I just saw this. It's a little not off subject. It's on subject but it's different. I just saw a woman say that she took her phone from her 11 year old daughter >> because in her city 11 year old daughter was lured away >> by a man >> and she was uneleded the same day. It's happening right now in the news. You can go look it up yourself. I didn't make it up. >> But she says she took the phone from her daughter and she don't care how she feel about it. Right. That's the time that's the kind of stance you have to do if you want to save your child these days. >> And you no longer let them outside by themselves. No longer walking to the school bus or standing on the school bus by themselves. If my son is 20 now, I never let him stand to the school bus by himself. >> Right. >> Never. Even when he was going to school, I don't care if it was raining or sunshine, I was always at the bus stop with him >> because I wanted to protect him at all cost. What are we doing nowadays >> for all of our children to become victims? I know you can't safeguard them 247. You can't be with them 247. Me as a single mom, I understand having to sacrifice and let your child go to, you know, go somewhere by itself, stay at home by itself. >> But we got to do better, y'all. >> Yeah, I do agree. And I I don't even know what to say, man. I just on this this incident because I just feel like he ruined his life 50 years in jail. But I do I do have to say something though. I I want to ask a question that I want to know in the comments. Do y'all feel like he Now now listen I know he had CP >> but he didn't do do anything with the the um kids. I don't like I don't know what to say no more. >> I know. Right. So if it's it's so weird stuff you don't know what to say. >> Yeah. You don't know how to say it. Uh he ain't do anything with the the kids. Do y'all feel like this is worse than unalivvening? Because I feel like they be harder on anybody who has child stuff than an unalivable. >> I've seen that they give more time. I know somebody who unalive somebody got 25 years. >> Yeah. >> But they get hit 50 years for just having pictures and videos and stuff like that. >> Do y'all feel like that's worse? >> Cuz I see people people don't even forgive that. >> Yeah. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. I I guess that to them that is worse on you. >> The easy answer is both. But >> yeah. Yeah. To me both. I'm like they both on the same level. But yeah, >> they feel like they give that more time than u than somebody who under alive somebody and it's crazy. I just man he just he just messed his life up >> and he he even know that he just >> putting cameras in the room though, bro. You going that extensive? God, man. That that's that seem like that that like old behavior. >> Yes. >> That don't seem like it's nothing new. But that's all I really got to say about it though, man. Just watch your kids though. Be careful for the internet, man. Because there's some dangerous crazy people out here now. >> Yes. >> Thank y'all for being here. Thank y'all for the love and support. Thank you to EW Body Cam for making y'all videos. I gotta admit, y'all wanted to talk EW Midwest Safety. And I got a new one, uh, Crime Time Cam. I like them two, Uncovered and Unpopular. >> Those are my those are my favorite. Thank y'all for being Oh, yeah. Explore with us. They the same people. >> Thank y'all for being here. Thank y'all for the love and support. And wow, this this is ironic what I'm about to say. Don't get caught slipping >> on camera.