Man Uses Call of Duty to Ask Teen Boys for Naked Pictures

Jonathan Prime had a weird requirement for those who wanted to play alongside him in the videogame "Call of Duty."

According to charging documents, Prime, a 20-year-old living in New Jersey, made friends with at least four boys, ages 13 to 14, including one living in King County, by playing the first-person shooter. Prime and the boys used headsets to talk during the game.

Slowly, however, detectives say Prime shifted the focus away from killing bay guys and towards the creepy things the boys could do for him. He talked to them on the phone and told them he was going to start a clan. In order to join, the boys would have to send him pictures of their genitals.

Some said no. But investigators contend that four agreed to send the pictures.

Prime then asked one boy for more sexually explicit photos. He also requested and received phone sex with the boy.

Prosecutors aren't saying how Prime got caught. But considering these are high school boys were talking about, it's hard to believe one of them didn't eventually run to his parents or get ratted out by a friend.

In his defense, Prime told cops he thought the boys were 15, not 13 and 14 like they'd told him. A piss poor excuse considering that would still make what he did illegal.

Prime has been charged with four felony counts of communication with a minor for immoral purposes. He also has another child pornography conviction in New Jersey for the same case.