Mr. Brooks had a folder, which he labeled "Special," that contained pornography involving the young boy at the school, prosecutors said.
The tactic went unnoticed before a student worker grew suspicious and alerted the school, prosecutors said.
Mr. Paciello wanted to be a mobster shortly after graduating from high school, prosecutors said.
The victims did not attend either the camp or the school, prosecutors said, and both organizations have said they had no reports of improper behavior.
Two former Columbia University administrators have been charged in an indictment with plotting to steal up to $2.5 million from the school, prosecutors announced yesterday.
Based on these statements, said James Cohen, a professor at Fordham University Law school, prosecutors could argue that the police were criminally reckless during the encounter for approaching Mr. Dorismond for no apparent reason, being confrontational and quickly drawing and firing a weapon without justification.
The sister of a third alleged victim is also expected to tell the court how her deceased brother had told her Hastert sexually abused him throughout high school, prosecutors said.
Of course, we've quickly started hearing stories about angry, old-school prosecutors who are pissed the government doesn't want to legitimize their rabidly authoritarian impulses anymore.
Some of the students plotted against Ms. Prince on the Internet, using social networking sites, but the main abuse was at school, the prosecutor said.
After the social worker described Mr. Dixon's troubles in school, a prosecutor, Jack Smith, noted that hundreds of other children are placed in special education classes.
