Some judges have said restitution goes too far in punishing pedophiles whose only crime is to view photos, but Amy's lawyer, James Marsh, disagrees, saying the brutality in the 'secret society' of child pornography requires tough measures. So far Amy, which is not her real name, has received about $170,000 in court-ordered restitution, and judges in several states have agreed that not only those who commit sex acts against children are culpable, but also those who download the images.īut not every jurisdiction agrees with the heavy court-ordered payments for those who view such images. 'Every day of my life, I live in constant fear that someone will see my pictures, recognize me and that I will be humiliated all over again,' she wrote, recounting the lingering scars left on her life, despite years of therapy. 'I am still discovering all the ways that the abuse and exploitation I suffer has hurt me, has set my life on the wrong course, and destroyed the normal childhood, teenage years and early adulthood that everyone deserves,' Amy wrote in a victim impact statement she prepared for the courts.

Nearly 35,000 graphic images have now turned up in collections of arrested pedophiles, and Amy, who is now 20, is going where few victims of this horrific crime have gone before: She is seeking financial restitution - up to $3.4 million - from anyone who has sought perverse pleasure from her pain.

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