Detailed descriptions of the dozens of photos and videos allegedly found on these devices include depictions of more than 40 children that appear to vary in age from six to 16 years old.ĭescriptions accompanying the photos include terms like “for the first time” and “romantic mouse,” according to arrest affidavits, which go on to explain that “Siberian Mouse” is used to describe a known series of photos that depict a child in a state of sexually explicit nudity and is often traded online as child pornography. The affidavit goes on to state that Eachus confessed to his employer that he had used computer equipment owned by the company and assigned exclusively to him to transfer files among his personally owned external storage devices while he was working at Boeing’s North Charleston facility.Īccording to the affidavit, Eachus “voluntarily surrendered the external storage devices to his employer,” which were then handed over to the Sheriff’s Office. 7, a detective with the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office was notified by Boeing that several digital files containing “depictions of minors engaged in sexual activity” were located on external storage devices belonging to employee Pitak Ot Eachus, according to an arrest affidavit. A 47-year-old North Charleston man faces 10 charges of third-degree sexual exploitation of a minor after allegedly using company equipment to transfer child pornography.

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