Josh Ensley (Tucker, Georgia), 51, janitor at the Paideia School, Atlanta, Georgia, "possession of child porn after a search of his home computer" CBS Atlanta: Investigators: School employee video recorded students in bathrooms (Oct 26 2012) An investigation into child pornography sold over the internet led to the arrest of a local high school maintenance man. Authorities said Josh Ensley, who worked at the Paideia School in DeKalb County, had several DVDs of child pornography at his home - but what they found next was even more startling. The nine-page criminal complaint said police found videos of high school students using the bathroom. After questioning, Ensley admitted that he'd used a camera the size of a cigarette lighter to record students relieving themselves - and it's been going on for years ... According to Police, Ensley admitted that he'd been recording students as far back as 2007. 11 Alive: Paideia janitor accused of videotaping students in bathrooms (Oct 26 2012) According to the complaint: "Upon questioning, Josh Ensley admitted that he used a small camera and video-taped girls and boys in the stalls and urinals of the DeKalb County school where he worked as a maintenance man." "Josh Ensley said he would hide the camera in a hollowed air freshener and place it by the boy's urinals and on a broom handle in the girls handicapped bathroom stall," according to the complaint. AJC: Longtime Paideia janitor faces child porn charges (Oct 26 2012) A Paideia school janitor arrested on child porn charges allegedly told federal investigators he placed hidden cameras in the boys’ and girls’ bathrooms at the private Druid Hills academy, according to a letter sent to parents. Headmaster Paul Bianchi wrote that Josh Ensley, a janitor for Paideia for 17 years, was arrested after he received illegal materials through the mail. Agents charged him with possession of child porn after a search of his home computer ... A search of the bathrooms at Paideia, which instructs students ages 3 through 18, turned up no recording devices, according to Bianchi. AJC: First Paideia, now Pace. Staff member arrested for child porn (Oct 29 2012) A few days ago, the AJC reported that a Paideia school janitor was arrested on child porn charges. In a letter, the Paideia headmaster informed parents that the janitor allegedly told federal investigators he placed hidden cameras in the boys’ and girls’ bathrooms at the private Druid Hills academy. Headmaster Paul Bianchi wrote that Josh Ensley, a janitor for Paideia for 17 years, was arrested after he received illegal materials through the mail. Agents charged him with possession of child porn after a search of his home computer. A search of the bathrooms at Paideia, which instructs students ages 3 through 18, turned up no recording devices, according to Bianchi. Tags:
Atlanta Black Star: Paideia School Janitor Accused of Putting Cameras in Boys, Girls Bathrooms (Oct 27 2012) A Paideia School worker has been fired after being accused of putting cameras in the high school girls and boys bathrooms. The US Postal Service began investigating 51 year old Josh Ensley as part of a child pornography distribution investigation. According to a criminal complaint the investigation involved a movie production company that operated an internet site that offered DVD’s of child pornography. When agents searched Ensley’s Tucker home they found DVD’s that he ordered from the company, according to the complaint. They also found videos of children using the restroom.
Atlanta Journal Constitution: Private school porn suspects ID’d by postal service investigation (Nov 8 2012) Josh Ensley, of Tucker, and William Villemez, of Smyrna, probably don’t know each other. But each allegedly purchased hundreds of dollars worth of DVDs portraying child pornography from the same company, which then shipped them through the postal service to New York and then on to Tennessee, documents state. Federal and foreign investigators searched the movie company in May 2011, uncovering hundreds of DVDs and computers ... Examining company records and then IP addresses led investigators to those responsible for ordering the illicit material, including two suspects at separate area schools.
