To add to the list of unanswered questions, what does "accused" mean; have you been charged? If you have been charged then I conclude that the are two possible explanations: (1) you have a tremendous defense or (2) law enforcement found such material on your computer. Material that you believe "is not on your computer" because you took step(s) to remove it may nevertheless be "on your computer" and recoverable by forensic computer experts. If you've been charged you need legal representation immediately.
There is no confidentiality online.
The accused is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. The likelihood of a positive outcome- exoneration or a mitigated sentence- is increased with the help of an experienced criminal litigator. Seek out an experienced criminal litigator for a free consultation. If you cannot find one on , search at Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (FACDL.org) Speak to several that offer free consultation. Hire one that you feel comfortable with and you can afford. FACDL find a lawyer:
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Many programs that download from the Internet also disseminate the same pictures,videos, etc to other computers without your knowledge. It's in the agreement(small writing) and in order to download you must agree. Be prepared to spend some money and give me a call