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WEST VALLEY CITY — A West Valley City man has been sentenced to up to 15 years in prison on child pornography charges. But, the Attorney General's Office is still looking for possible victims.
The massive amount of child porn found in Thayne Miller's home is disturbing to the Utah Attorney General's Office.
"He had 500,000 images — a half million pictures — of child pornography, plus 1,100 videos of children being sexual abused," said Paul Murphy, a spokesperson for the Attorney General's Office.
The fact that he had so much child pornography gives us the concern that, maybe, there are other victims out there that we don't know about.
–Paul Murphy
Murphy said some of the images found may have been traded online, but they believe other images were created by Miller.
"The fact that he had so much child pornography gives us the concern that, maybe, there are other victims out there that we don't know about," Murphy added.
Among the pornographic images found were pictures of an 11 year old girl, the daughter of a family friend.
"The fact that there were pictures of people who were close to him gives us the concern that there may be other people, either friends or family, that he may have had contact with," Murphy said.
Murphy said they want people to come forward if they think their child has had contact with Miller.
