"Shadow of the Eternals" developer arrested for child porn charges

“We are greatly disappointed by this," flows a line from the declaration. "Having just discovered of these distressing expenses these days and in accordance with the serious characteristics of them, Kenneth McCulloch is no more associated in any way with Forerunner Activities.”

The unique tale follows below.

Precursor Activities designer Kenneth McCulloch, 42, has been caught on Child porn expenses, according to an formal launch from the Niagara Local Cops Service.

 Company CEO John Caporicci verified on the Forerunner Activities boards that McCulloch is no more associated--in any way--with the studio room.

"Having just discovered of these distressing expenses these days and in accordance with the serious characteristics of them, Ken McCulloch is no more associated in any way with Forerunner Activities," he said.

Police implemented a search guarantee at McCulloch's St. Catharines, New york residence last night, taking away a "significant" number of pcs and add-ons. Law enforcement began analyzing McCulloch in Apr.

McCulloch is charged with one count each of ownership of Child porn, making Child porn available, and obtaining Child porn.

The research is continuous, police said.

McCulloch was a beginning member of Forerunner Activities and, prior to his police arrest, was listed on the organization's website as "Lore-keeper. World-Builder. Dream-merchant." His worker information has since been eliminated from the site.

Precursor Activities, manned by many former Rubber Knights in combat designers, is currently working on Darkness of the Eternals, a religious heir to Everlasting Darkness: Sanity's Requiem.

The organization momentarily stopped the mission's crowdfunding strategy recently and has yet to reveal how or if the game will progress.