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Find the diаgnоsis fоr Rаymоnd: include аll numbers, subtypes and specifiers 4 points At age 58, Raymond Boggs-his orange prison jumpsuit stretched tightly over his pear-shaped body-seemed an unlikely convict. In contrast to the swagger of the younger inmates, he shuffled, head down, along the corridor to the interview room.Raymond recalled becoming interested in sex at an early age. One of his earliest memories was of sex play with a teenage girl who was babysitting him and his younger sister. The sight of little girls' bodies particularly fascinated him. He remembered as a child of seven or eight watching his sister having her bath. He would hang around until his mother had to shoo him from the bathroom. When they were teenagers, he had watched outside his sister's window at night, trying to get a glimpse of her as she undressed for bed. When she entered puberty, his evening vigils stopped. "It was the body hair. It seemed so coarse and disgusting. That was when I discovered that I only really liked girls who were-um, smooth." This preoccupation with little girls’ bodies continues to the present day.Despite these tastes, in his mid-20s Raymond married the daughter of the foreman in the printing shop where he worked. During the early years of their marriage, the couple maintained an active sex life. Usually, he would try to fantasize that he was making love with a young girl. Once he persuaded his wife to shave off all her pubic hair, but as it grew back she complained of itching and refused to do it again. They had three children, all sons. In retrospect, their gender seemed a minor miracle: Little boys didn't tempt him at all. As the years went by, Raymond acquired a small stack of pornographic magazines featuring children. He kept them hidden under a pile of rags in his tool shed. When his sexual tension became too high, he would masturbate while he imagined himself frolicking with the naked children in these pictures.By his early 50s, Raymond's life had taken a turn for the worse. His sons had all left home, and a series of pelvic operations caused his wife to reject his sexual advances, sometimes for months at a time. To fill his time, he took up photography. Especially over the long summer months, he found ready subjects in the neighborhood children he befriended. Some of the little girls he could persuade to pose partly or completely disrobed.He preferred those who were five or six years old, but on occasion he would photograph a girl as old as eight. (The older children were more independent and harder to persuade.) These sessions occurred principally in a secluded spot behind his tool shed. He used candy and quarters as bait, afterwards reminding each child that her parents wouldn't like it if she told."I'm not proud of it," he said as he tried to ease the bulging waistband of his jumpsuit. "It was just something I couldn't resist. The feeling I'd get when she'd slip down her panties-it was anxiety and ecstasy and butterflies in my stomach. Sort of the way you'd feel if you won the lottery. But I never touched one; all I did was look and take photos when I could. And I never thought it might hurt them any."Raymond had been looking and taking pictures for the better part of 10 years when he was discovered by a 12-year-old boy who had ventured behind the tool shed to collect specimens of native plants for a science exhibit. The boy told his father, who called the girl's mother, who called the police. The trial was a three-week media feeding frenzy and featured the corroborative testimony of no fewer than seven neighborhood girls, now in varying stages of adolescence, who had at one time or another been victimized by Raymond Boggs.Sentenced to 5 to 10 years in the penitentiary, Raymond still faced millions of dollars in civil lawsuits. The day after he was arrested, his wife filed for divorce and entered therapy. One of his sons swore off contact with him; another moved out of the state.