But, the public in general had not yet awakened to the possibility that sex could be highly dangerous when misinterpreted by certain wayward minds. Playboy was new. Mickey Spillane's books were considered explicit. In the last three or four pages of I, the Jury , for example, Spillane describes a man holding a gun on a woman as she slowly unbuttons her blouse. Beads of perspiration run between her breasts.
Aberrant offenders use pornography to validate their deviance as well.
The more they see of it, and masturbate to it, the more their behavior is reinforced. He also found the cash to buy an expensive Rolleicord camera, complete with a Schneider Xenar zoom lens and a tripod. With the proper equipment, all he needed now was a pseudonym something snappy that sounded like a real professional photographer like those who took those saucy pictures in his favorite crime magazines. Weighing the decision like it was the most important one in the world, he finally conceived the alias Johnny Glenn. For months he hung out at the models' studios, snapping away to his libido's content, amazed and titillated at how easily these broads stripped bare for twenty bucks an hour.