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Former priest Kevin Gugliotta, 55, of Mahwah, N.J., has been sentenced to 11 and a half to 23 and a half months in Wayne County Correctional Facility, to be followed by five years of probation, after pleading guilty to downloading and disseminating child pornography images, the Wayne County District Attorney's Office said. 
  
 Gugliotta was charged with 20 counts of child porn and 20 counts of disseminating images of children involved in sexual acts. He pleaded guilty to one count of dissemination in return for the 39 other counts being dismissed. 
  
 Between July 9 and Aug. 29, 2016, multiple files containing child porn were uploaded to Gugliotta’s computer. 
  
 After receiving a tip Aug. 9, Monroe County District Attorney’s Office Detective Brian Webbe conducted a lengthy investigation that revealed a file containing child porn had been uploaded to a computer traced to a Third Street apartment in Gouldsboro, Lehigh Township, Wayne County. Webbe then contacted Lehigh Township police and the Wayne County District Attorney’s Office. 
  
 Shortly after 9:30 a.m. Sept. 29, authorities executed a search warrant at the apartment. No one was home and there were no electronic devices there at the time, but authorities learned Gugliotta had been there several times a week. 
  
 Authorities were given Gugliotta’s phone number and tracked him to a church in Union County, N.J. Authorities contacted Gugliotta and tried getting him to return to the apartment, using a ruse so that he wouldn’t become suspicious and destroy evidence. 
  
 Gugliotta told authorities he was the only priest at the church and that he couldn’t return to the apartment until his next scheduled day off the following week. 
  
 Wayne County authorities contacted the Union County, N.J., Prosecutor’s Office, which met with them at the church. Gugliotta, whom authorities learned was the on-call priest, wasn’t there at the time, so authorities had the church contact him and request he meet with them there. 
  
 When Gugliotta arrived and was asked if there was somewhere authorities could speak with him in private, he led them to the church rectory’s basement office. There, authorities began an interview, telling Gugliotta he wasn’t under arrest, that there were no warrants out for him and that he could leave whenever he wanted. 
  
 Gugliotta would spend time on his password-protected laptop computer at his Gouldsboro apartment, to which only he had access, he told authorities. When asked if authorities could examine his computer, which was in his church rectory bedroom at the time of the interview, Gugliotta asked to speak to an attorney. 
  
 During the interview, throughout which he never denied having child porn, Gugliotta’s eyes became teary, his mouth became very dry and he fidgeted in his chair, all of which authorities view as signs of deception, the affidavit states. He was later taken into custody and charged. ||||| "No matter what he says why he did it, he still admits he did it and that's the important thing as a prosecutor," Wayne County District Attorney Janine Edwards told local news channel WBRE. ||||| HONESDALE, WAYNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) - He says he did it to get back at God. 
  
 We are learning new and surprising details about why a Roman Catholic priest from New Jersey may have uploaded child pornography last year in Wayne County. 
  
 Father Kevin Gugliotta was sentenced Thursday morning for uploading the porn to a computer last year at a vacation home in the Gouldsboro area. 
  
 Father Gugliotta stayed silent leaving court, refusing to answer questions about why he uploaded the child pornography but according to a pre-sentence report on the 55-year-old, he said he did it out of greed. 
  
 Father Gugliotta told probation officers that he was a poker player and says when he lost he felt like God was attacking him. In order to get revenge on God, Gugliotta decided to upload the child porn. 
  
 "That was his reason. He's not happy that that's how he felt and as the judge indicated, look, there are other ways to handle issues and handle anger!" defense attorney James Swetz said. 
  
 Prosecutors say some of the images Father Gugliotta uploaded had boys as young as eight or ten years old. 
  
 "No matter what he says why he did it, he still admits he did it and that's the important thing as a prosecutor," Wayne County District Attorney Janine Edwards said. 
  
 After apologizing for his actions, a judge sentenced Father Gugliotta to between 11.5 and 23.5 months in prison. 
  
 Kevin Gugliotta was given credit for 308 days he has already spent in prison. That is roughly ten months. That means he could be eligible for parole in only about a month and a-half. 
  
 Some of Father Gugliotta's fellow priests from the Newark area came to Wayne County to support him Thursday. 
  
 They say he has helped other inmates while in jail. 
  
 "He's used this nine or ten months almost as a retreat and he's prayed a lot," Father Gabriel Costa of the Archdiocese of Newark said. 
  
 When they heard Father Gugliotta may have downloaded porn to get revenge on God, even Father Costa was caught off guard. 
  
 "That was a surprising thing in the court, sure, when I heard that but people do things under stress that they normally wouldn't do," Father Costa said. 
  
 When released from prison, Father Kevin Gugliotta will also have to serve five years probation. 
  
 He won't be allowed to gamble and probation officers will be able to search his electronic devices whenever they want. 
  
 Gugliotta must also register as a sex offender for 25 years. |||||
A New Jersey priest was sentenced to up to two years in prison Thursday for uploading child pornography to his computer, the New York Daily News reports. But don't worry—he says he only did it to punish God for making him lose at poker. According to WNEP, Fr. Kevin Gugliotta told probation officers he felt God was making him lose poker tournaments and he wanted to get back at the deity. Gugliotta, 55, was charged with 40 counts related to child pornography for images he uploaded to his computer between July and August of 2016 at an apartment in Pennsylvania, the Pocono Record reports. He pleaded guilty to one count in return for the other 39 being dropped. In addition to prison time, Gugliotta must register as a sex offender. Gugliotta's reason for uploading child pornography was a surprise to a number of people in court. "No matter what he says why he did it, he still admits he did it and that's the important thing as a prosecutor," DA Janine Edwards tells WBRE. And Gugliotta's lawyer admits "there are other ways to handle issues and handle anger." A contingent of New Jersey priests were in court Thursday to support Gugliotta. "People do things under stress they wouldn't normally do," Fr. Gabriel Costa of the Archdiocese of Newark tells WNEP. Gugliotta has already spent 10 months in jail and could be released from prison in a little over a month. Costa says Gugliotta has used his time behind bars "almost as a retreat; he's prayed a lot." The archdiocese has yet to decide if it will allow Gugliotta to return as a priest.