DAYTON, Ohio — The attorney for a former Dayton Children’s doctor indicted on 145 counts related to a child pornography investigation today said the images involved were not pornography, the Journal-News reports.
Greg Ramey is to be arraigned today on the indictment unsealed Thursday.
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Jon Paul Rion, representing Ramey, said before the court appearance that the images were “provocative but not pornography.”
He added: “Every single individual in these images is clothed.”
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Rion said he would enter a not guilty plea on behalf of his client.
“It’s far more benign than someone would expect to see in a case like this,” Rion said. “We can tell you that the images are not even close to what the general public would think would be associated in a case like this.”
There were no sex acts depicted, he said.
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