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Forget Games... 6 Year Old Buys PSP Filled With Porn From Wal-Mart

April 14, 2009 in Other comments 47

You read correctly, a 6-year old was bought a PSP from a Wal-Mart in Manatee County, Florida, as a late Christmas Present and the 'new' PSP was not as new as they thought... filled with hundreds of pornographic pictures and a pornographic Wallpaper...

View the FOX news coverage at the source.

Like most kids, Eliso Tovar loves video games. So his mom, Tamatha, bought him a PlayStation Portable for a late Christmas present at a Wal-Mart in Manatee County, Fla. What happened next would shock the entire family.
Krunal via myfoxboston.com »
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  • 14
    Xenctuary Apr 14, 09
    I was wondering where I had put my PSP!
  • 2
    Disillusioned Apr 14, 09
    They're really getting slobby with cleaning those things ><
  • 2
    Insanity Prevails Apr 14, 09
    That's some purchase incentive.
  • 4
    Sayyed Apr 14, 09
    I see no reason to complain.
    • 3
      Drogo Baggins Apr 14, 09
      Well, maybe it was filled with gay porn...
      • 8
        BANDITO ATTACK Apr 15, 09
        i see no reason to complain.
        • 1
          Krunal Apr 16, 09
          I see the perfect reason to complain. Why is it that if I were to go and buy a PSP, it wouldn't have any sort of added gay or otherwise porn on it let alone a Memory Stick!!! I think that's something worth complaining about...
        • 0
          Drogo Baggins Apr 18, 09
          Lol, if these comments were a competition, I think Krunal and Bandito just won.
      • 1
        Flippy Apr 18, 09
        I think it is gay porn, Look at the image, I don't see a hint of breasts in that image, or it's just too censored.

        Or it used to belong to a woman. :3
  • 4
    kik36 Apr 14, 09
    Lucky little shit!!
  • 4
    Krunal Apr 14, 09
    They offer him a NEW Game, and she wants a New PSP and an apology instead... am I the only one that thinks she's stupid? She'd rather replace the current PSP at no cost, than get a free game?
    • 4
      Sakuraba Neku Apr 14, 09
      No I'd want a new one too, god knows who was using that to jack off >.>.
    • 1
      Big A2 Apr 14, 09
      Well, she probably thinks you can't get the porn off.
    • 8
      iLLmatic Apr 14, 09
      She didn't get what she paid for. She has a right to exchange it. Accepting a game in this case would do nothing but further the acceptance that we, as consumers, are a commodity, and have no problem with being given a consolation prize as an apology. She should get more than a new PSP.
      • 1
        Krunal Apr 16, 09
        If she asked for a PSP AND a Game (as well as an apology), then i'd understanding but as it is, she's getting less than what they're offering...
        • 3
          HisServant77 Apr 16, 09
          With some people it's not about the product or getting some sort of reward. Rather, to some people it's all about the moral, and wanting to make whomever did a morally wrong thing . . . get off a high horse by an apology.

          Me personally, I don't know what I'd do because IMO I'd want the company to sincerely apologize but just asking for an apology would not produce that (they just don't want the bad PR). I wouldn't care at all about another game . . . I'd want the company to LEARN to straighten up and don't sell used as new, and check used to make sure it's okay for the public. And an extra game wouldn't do that. . . . Maybe suing would be the only way. But I'm not sue-happy.
    • 7
      Xenctuary Apr 15, 09
      The consumer should be given a new console and be offered a free game as compensation. I wouldn't want the same system after finding pornography on it. Who knows what it's been through.

      *shudder*
    • 1
      HisServant77 Apr 15, 09
      My sentiments exactly, Illmatic and Xentuary. I definitely wouldn't want a product that I thought was new, but found out that it was used to hold pornography and trash like that. Uh, no indeed!
  • 1
    Livewire_19 Apr 15, 09
    Here's My story about strange pictures that came on my PSP.
    When I bought my PSP it was a brand new sealed Daxter bundle with a 1GB memory stick, after using it awhile I accidentally deleted a folder full of my photos that I didn't have backed up, so I ran a recovery program to get the deleted photos back, I got most of them back and then some extra ones that I've never seen before.

    They weren't porn but were strange black and white scans of how to make some kind of capsule (they look like water heaters), one pic had the address of a John Golder's Capsule Collector P.O.Box 854 Santa Cruz,CA 95061.

    I'm the only person that has touched this card since purchase and I have no idea what the deal is with these photos or why they were on a new sealed Sony Memory stick.
  • 2
    ChozenMaster Apr 15, 09
    Good ol' Walmart. Repackaging used merchandise and selling it as new.
    • 4
      Livewire_19 Apr 15, 09
      That's probably what happened considering it came from Walmart, I always see stuff at Walmart that's in clam shell packaging that someone cut to shreds to get open then wrapped many times over in packing tape, then Walmart puts it back on the shelf to sell as new.
      It's just disgusting.

      And wasn't the Madden case with a blank CD that said Redneck Sh** also sold at a Walmart?
      • 1
        Krunal Apr 16, 09
        *thanks god theres no Wal-Mart's in the UK*

        Fortunately, Play.com and Game are quite reliable...
        • 1
          ShadowJ Apr 16, 09
          Actually there is, there are a few Asda's owned by Wal-mart...one of them being in the Spondon part of Derby in the East Midlands
        • 1
          Krunal Apr 21, 09
          None in London that I've seen anyway... And I don't think I've ever been to Asda to shop... for some reason there's not one anywhere near my home town...
    • 1
      GrEyCrEsT Apr 16, 09
      quote ChozenMaster
      Good ol' Walmart. Repackaging used merchandise and selling it as new.


      • is that legal? coz i never bought used things & this has never happened to me as well
      • 1
        ChozenMaster Apr 17, 09
        I work at Sam's Club and whether or not it's legal, it happens. Whenever I get something that's returned, I atleast see if it can get marked down by a manager(which won't do it *cheap asses*) or our claims department because no way in hell am I going to sell something used as new. That's just not good member service.
  • 1
    Tiger of Wu Apr 15, 09
    Milk them for a PS3 tbfh, cheap dicks.
  • 1
    Existence Apr 15, 09
    I'd want a new PSP, too. Who knows how the previous owner entertained himself with it.
  • 1
    Ameer Apr 15, 09
    I swear I heard a carbon copy of this story a year or two ago, with another PSP.
    • 7
      Tiger of Wu Apr 15, 09
      Knowing Walmart it was probably the same PSP.
      • 1
        Rabla Apr 16, 09
        Wouldnt be surprised. Lazy *bleep*
  • 1
    Flippy Apr 15, 09
    Children: Perfect present: their Father's PSP. :3

    Seriously, They should just Sue wallmart and delete the pornography. Children should never see this until they get like...Waaaay older.
    • 1
      Sayyed Apr 15, 09
      I like to expose them while they are young, so they are ready for the real world.
      • 1
        iLLmatic Apr 15, 09
        I'd like to know the world where you can have sex with 10 different girls a month, and everything is all good.
        • 1
          Tiger of Wu Apr 15, 09
          Amsterdam. Providing you have the money.
      • 2
        Krunal Apr 16, 09
        I hope you don't mean that in the sense that you'd like to expose them to yourself... because that's considered paedophilia...


        Yes, I know that's not what you meant, but I had to take the cheap shot...
      • 1
        HisServant77 Apr 16, 09
        LPF . . . That's horrible. I'd consider you joking but I'm not sure really.
      • 1
        Flippy Apr 17, 09
        Of course, Everyone has their own opinion to this, You have a respectable reason so unless your being...err...I'm afraid I cannot find a suitable word.
    • 1
      ShadowJ Apr 17, 09
      yeah...7 years older...no being serious as well.

      It is quite natural for a kid between 11-14 to find out what their "things" do and it's quite natural for them to explore (especially on the net) I still remember my dad telling me and my cousin the URL to a porn site when I was 13 and my cousin was 11
      • 1
        Krunal Apr 21, 09
        That explains a lot... and by a lot... I mean A LOT!

  • 1
    iLLmatic Apr 16, 09
    That's anywhere, not just Amsterdam, but it's also not real if you have to pay for it.
    • 1
      Tiger of Wu Apr 16, 09
      Why not? Porn is just meaningless sex. That's what you get when paying.

      Seems same enough to me.
      • 2
        iLLmatic Apr 16, 09
        Porn is 100% fantasy, nothing real about it. Paying for sex, some would say is the same thing, not real. It's really just a point of view thing. This is all irrelevant anyway. I wasn't even trying to get into a philosophical discussion of porn.
        • 1
          Tiger of Wu Apr 16, 09
          I know, that's why I got into one

          I knew exactly what you meant, I was just bored at the time of posting xD
  • 1
    Anubis* Apr 21, 09
    I lol'd. *bleep*ing lucky little bastard.


    Hold on, brb.

    *heads to living room*

    "Mom? Can you buy me a PSP?"
  • 2
    King X2 Apr 26, 09
    "Mommy, why is there naked pictures of ladies on my PSP?"

    I can imagine the mom's reaction. Priceless.
  • 1
    L_98 Jun 6, 09
    by any chance their still selling?

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