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December 16, 1999 3:30 AM PST

Former Infoseek exec found guilty on child porn charges

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A jury finds Patrick J. Naughton guilty of possessing child pornography but is unable to reach a verdict on charges that he crossed state lines for the purpose of having sex with a minor.

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