…hidden cameras.

An Edmond man accused of using a hidden video camera to tape teenage girls as they changed clothes at his house has left his fate in the hands of an Oklahoma County judge. Jason Adam Fly pleaded guilty Friday to seven felony counts, including three counts of manufacturing child pornography….

The 47-year-old Fly pleaded guilty to three counts of manufacturing child pornography, two counts of possessing child pornography and two counts of using electronic equipment in a clandestine manner.

The charges were filed in August 2006 after Edmond police investigated allegations Fly had used a hidden camera to record his daughter’s friends as they undressed…. Fly’s daughter and two of her friends were getting something out of her parents’ room on Dec. 21, 2005, when they noticed an image of another friend—who had just gotten out of the shower—on the computer, Detective Chris Cook wrote.

Fly tried to cover the screen and quickly closed the program he had been using, the affidavit states. The girls found a camera hidden under a hat on a shelf in his daughter’s bedroom, according to the affidavit.

Fly told police he had hidden three cameras—one in his daughter’s room, one in his son’s room and one near the front door—because he was worried his son had been sneaking out, the affidavit states. He said he was the only person who knew about them…. Police found more than 400 pictures of partially clothed teenage girls on an electronic organizer, the affidavit states. Most of the pictures on the organizer were taken in his daughter’s room or the adjacent bathroom.

There were 24 pictures of one 13-year-old girl’s breasts and pubic area, according to the affidavit. Fly, a former deacon at Edmond Church of Christ, remains free on $40,000 bail.

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