Dalton did not return repeated calls yesterday. “We’re clearly identifying these girls as victims because that’s what they are,” said Clancy, who declined to say how many there are.ĭepending on what investigators find, the culprits behind the posting, as well as anyone who supplied the images, could face charges such as possession and distribution of child pornography, Clancy said.īoth Duxbury Schools Superintendent Benedict Tantillo and high school Principal Blake A. Investigators quickly worked with the company to take down the page and have contacted parents and asked the girls to verify whether they are the ones pictured in the photos, he said. We’re going to pull out all the stops and hold them accountable. “What we are going after aggressively,” he said, “is who created this page. That’s a crime in Massachusetts, but we’re not treating it as one in the case of these girls. “In most cases, these are selfies that were sent to a boyfriend. “It’s a very sensitive, private and embarrassing matter,” the chief said. School staff notified police on Wednesday about the page, which contained images of some girls in “varying stages of undress,” Clancy said.

Clancy said, adding that search warrants of those people are likely to follow. The San Francisco-headquartered company could take weeks to turn over data that could help investigators trace who started the Dropbox page and who used it to post or share the photos, Duxbury police Chief Matthew M.

Investigators have served a search warrant on the file-sharing and storage website Dropbox to try to determine who used it to post lewd photos of Duxbury High School girls, police said.

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