Texas man identified by FBI as subject of child sex abuse videos using social media and tattoos

A man from texas has been identified and charged with allegedly producing child pornography, federal prosecutors announced Tuesday.

Christopher Lynn Driskill, 48, originally listed on the FBI's Most Wanted list as John Doe 49, is believed to have produced child pornography from 2017 to 2024, according to press release by the US Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Texas.

FBI agents were able to identify Driskill on November 18 and charged him with manufacturing child pornography and arrested him on November 26.

Court documents show that in July 2024. Child sexual abuse material posted on the dark web was forwarded to FBI victim identification program. The videos show a man sexually assaulting a pre-pubescent man and several tattoos can be seen, including the word “DABBY” on his chest,” the number “197x” on his left bicep, the words “CAST NO STONES” on his left forearm, and a flag of Texas in the shape of a head on his right forearm.

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Christopher Lynn Driskill, 48, originally on the FBI's Most Wanted list as John Doe 49, is believed to have created child pornography from 2017 to 2024. (FBI)

In September 2024 A former dating partner also came forward to report to Coleman Police Department that Driskill drunkenly admitted to abusing a child and recorded it. Those officers were able to meet with the child who did not cry out.

They interviewed Driskill on camera, who denied the allegations, claiming his ex-partner was upset over a bad breakup. As officers had no other evidence, the case was closed.

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The videos show a man sexually assaulting a pre-pubescent man and several tattoos can be seen including the word “DABBY” on his chest,” the number “197x” on his left bicep, the words “CAST NO STONES” on his left forearm and a flag of Texas in the shape of a head on his right forearm. (FBI)

In the taped interview, police officers noted that the “CAST NO STONES” tattoos on his left forearm, a 1975 tattoo. on his left bicep and part of Texas flag in the shape of a head on his right forearm were visible.

Still images from the interview were then uploaded to a FBI database.

The FBI was able to match the tattoos through social media to those seen in the video of the attack. They also said the profile picture appeared similar to images of the subject in child sexual abuse material.

A prisoner behind the bars of a prison cell. (iStock)

Using that information, they traced the account to Driskill, who lived in Coleman, Texas with his parents.

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In November, the Coleman Police Department was also notified of the FBI's investigation into possible abuse and compared tapes of their interview, which allegedly matched the face and tattoos.

If convicted, Driskill faces up to 30 years in federal prison.