Jury Selection In Jackson Child Porn, Rape Case Set to Begin Monday

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Jury Selection In Jackson Child Porn, Rape Case Set to Begin Monday

A popular St. Thomas boxer and reality TV show performer is the subject of a federal rape trial, scheduled to begin Monday in federal District Court. John Jackson, 32, is facing charges of aggravated rape and production of child pornography.

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