A man has pleaded guilty to charges of sexually assaulting his unconscious girlfriend and broadcasting the attack live on the Internet.
Jonathan Richard Hock, 22, pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted sexual assault and one count of voyeurism in Maricopa County Superior Court.
Hock was arrested in June 2009 after police say he set up a computer Web camera and sexually assaulted his girlfriend in her bedroom as she was unconscious from drinking alcohol.
He had been dating the 20-year-old girl - who was not identified - for only two weeks before the incident.
Police say the video was watched repeatedly in February last year until stickydrama.com - the site it was posted on - removed it. The site provided police with a copy of the video.
Witnesses who saw the sexual assault online reported it to the victim, who didn't even know she'd been violated. She then called police.
Other online viewers contacted police directly and described the incident. They told officers that Hock boasted that the victim was completely passed out.
Hock was apparently well-known among internet social circles for his racy online videos - including videos of him dancing to electronic music, masturbating and having sex.
He will be sentenced by a judge on October 8.
Hock became the subject of fan sites and anti-Hock sites alike. Following his arrest, some online users posted messages saying they couldn't wait to have sex with him once he was released from jail, while others say he's getting what he deserves.
Phoenix police detective James Holmes said the woman was 'humiliated' by the incident, and was not sure whether she knew about Hock's online life before she began a relationship with him.
He said: 'This is terrible, and this is what I'll say about the Internet and cell phones and texting and sexting and Twittering and blogging - this is very, very dangerous.'
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