Las Cruces man's behavior sparked child porn investigation

What a pig. I want to throw up just thinking about what a sick person like this is like and living in neighborhoods where unsuspecting families live. Parents, please watch your children!

Authorities should also check out the daughter of this piece of trash she called "dad". She probably was another one of his victims.

"His said his addition also included buying "little girls' underwear," court documents state." What's also disturbing is the fact that poeple dont proof read. I think you mean addiction. That being said thanks for getting 2 more sickos of the streets!

Female children's Nursery workers here in the UK have been charged with the same offence but had also photographed the children in sexually explicit ways.
These children were all under the age of 2 years and entrusted to the safekeeping of these women.
Very sick individuals and demonstrates how vigilant we all must be in protecting not only small children but also vulnerable young adults.

I've just looked up Las Cruses website..you're on the border of Mexico I see and looks like a beautiful place, but a long way from the ocean. I live next to the sea in the North east of England but the weather here is VERY cold,4degrees today!! BRRR!

Oooops wrong spelling...sorry Las CruCes. :0(

My husband and I have known Bill Ege for about 6 years. He has never done anything that has not been considerate of others. A neighbor said in a news report that he had been "too friendly." I don't think that a person can be "too friendly" unless they make sexual comments or advances. Any time we have asked Bill for help with a problem that he could fix, he has always been quick to help. I have known him to be a very sensitive, caring person, whom I considered to be a good friend. However, I had no idea about his addiction to child porn. I know this is a very serious crime and many people are hurt. We are hurt, and also many others who liked Bill. However, I don't think that we should just "write people off" when they have addictions. People need help to change: from addictions to drugs, gambling, etc. Of course the public must also be protected. I hope there will be help for Bill, not just punishment. I think he has made the first step in that he has confessed that he has an addiction. Hopefully Christians especially should have some compassion: of course for any victims that there could be, but also for the person with an addiction. Also remember,"Let him who is without sin cast the first stone." Does God show us mercy? Or do we actually want justice? All of us have "sins" that we hope are not made public. We must have laws to protect society, but surely we don't want to just seek revenge!

Another sad part about this story is the fact that this guy's daughter, having most probably grown up in his household, has chosen as a mate, a man with the same anti-social tendencies.

Barbara Stafford wrote:

My husband and I have known Bill Ege for about 6 years. He has never done anything that has not been considerate of others. A neighbor said in a news report that he had been "too friendly." I don't think that a person can be "too friendly" unless they make sexual comments or advances. Any time we have asked Bill for help with a problem that he could fix, he has always been quick to help. I have known him to be a very sensitive, caring person, whom I considered to be a good friend. However, I had no idea about his addiction to child porn. I know this is a very serious crime and many people are hurt. We are hurt, and also many others who liked Bill. However, I don't think that we should just "write people off" when they have addictions. People need help to change: from addictions to drugs, gambling, etc. Of course the public must also be protected. I hope there will be help for Bill, not just punishment. I think he has made the first step in that he has confessed that he has an addiction. Hopefully Christians especially should have some compassion: of course for any victims that there could be, but also for the person with an addiction. Also remember,"Let him who is without sin cast the first stone." Does God show us mercy? Or do we actually want justice? All of us have "sins" that we hope are not made public. We must have laws to protect society, but surely we don't want to just seek revenge!

I am sure he appreciates having you as a friend and it is good to see you standing by your friend no matter others are saying. What has happened is not to be judged by everyone unless they are without sin. Do I agree with what Mr. Ege did? No, but having an illness does not make one a bad person all around. I think he needs help and will now be on the right track to obtaining that help.

MODEL wrote:

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That comment is complete speculation.

Model = Zach

and that is no speculation. You need to kill yourself, you perv.

Mr Bill wrote:

Another sad part about this story is the fact that this guy's daughter, having most probably grown up in his household, has chosen as a mate, a man with the same anti-social tendencies.

Speculation? Reading the news article I read that the boyfriend was lied to by the girl and since I do not have all the facts I can not judge this boy nor is it my place to past judgement on another individual. That is between him and his savior.

Judas wrote:

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Model = Zach
and that is no speculation. You need to kill yourself, you perv.

Curious....If model = zach are you allowed to use computers in the county jail????

MODEL wrote:

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That comment is complete speculation.

Speculation? I don't think so. Now, to think that this poor girl had any childhood at all would be pure speculation.

You really think an 11 year old girl who may or may not have lied about her age should be charged with prostitution? Really?? That does not even make since. State law dictates that he is either a pedophile or a statutory rapist whether she is 11 or 15. Look it up. Learn something. And quit re-victimizing the victim.

Yeah, I know I spelled sense wrong. UGH

It is a bad time to be selling a home in Las Calinas now.

There are ton of people like you out there everyday, Barbara, that react the same way when someone they "thought" they knew is caught and their true personality is brought out. I'd be willing to bet neither one of these sick individuals wore their mental illnesses on their shirts or a sign above their heads that said, "I find pleasure feeding off small children". Point is, the truth of these pigs' personalities have been exposed and hopefully stopped at least for the time being. For now, some children are safe from them. You now have to find a way to come to terms with who you "thought" you knew. Be thankful that he never preyed on your kids or someone you know's kids (hopefully he didn't anyway). Don't be upset at those that detest this man and his buddy for their actions - their feelings are justified. "Bill" may have assisted you and been a nice guy to you - but if he hasn't already acted on his fantasies, he would have devastated some child or children at some point. Remember what God teaches about those that turn the other cheek as well as casting the first stone.

I sincerely hope you are able to put this situation to rest peacefully within yourself.

Barbara Stafford wrote:

My husband and I have known Bill Ege for about 6 years. He has never done anything that has not been considerate of others. A neighbor said in a news report that he had been "too friendly." I don't think that a person can be "too friendly" unless they make sexual comments or advances. Any time we have asked Bill for help with a problem that he could fix, he has always been quick to help. I have known him to be a very sensitive, caring person, whom I considered to be a good friend. However, I had no idea about his addiction to child porn. I know this is a very serious crime and many people are hurt. We are hurt, and also many others who liked Bill. However, I don't think that we should just "write people off" when they have addictions. People need help to change: from addictions to drugs, gambling, etc. Of course the public must also be protected. I hope there will be help for Bill, not just punishment. I think he has made the first step in that he has confessed that he has an addiction. Hopefully Christians especially should have some compassion: of course for any victims that there could be, but also for the person with an addiction. Also remember,"Let him who is without sin cast the first stone." Does God show us mercy? Or do we actually want justice? All of us have "sins" that we hope are not made public. We must have laws to protect society, but surely we don't want to just seek revenge!

(for Barbara S) He didn't 'confess' that he has an addiction. He was caught! Big difference. If the lowlife he was sharing his home with hadn't been caught I doubt the ever so helpful Bill would have 'confessed' to his addiction.

Birds of a feather, flock together. This makes you wonder how many other pedophiles are out there who just haven't been caught yet.

Hater of every1 wrote:

(for Barbara S) He didn't 'confess' that he has an addiction. He was caught! Big difference. If the lowlife he was sharing his home with hadn't been caught I doubt the ever so helpful Bill would have 'confessed' to his addiction.

Of course, as yet we don't know if he has abused children. There could be many in the neighbourhood who haven't come forward...maybe time will tell.
At least he can't prey on any now.