there with Decker; (2) Irving's behavior on the Mexico trip; (3) Irving's employment records and his passport, which showed he traveled to Honduras on the relevant dates; and (4) the bank records showing a withdrawal in La Ceiba, Honduras on January 4, 1999, corresponding to the journal entry on that date discussing a trip to the bank in La Ceiba.


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We are persuaded that such evidence corroborates defendant's journal. First, the passport, employment and ATM records are circumstantial evidence corroborating Irving's travel to Honduras during the time of the events described in the journal. Second, evidence of Irving's acts in Mexico establishes the veracity of Irving's criminal intent as exhibited in the journal. Related to this point, we are comfortable that Irving's Mexico acts may be used to corroboratefinal piece of information, but it only shows that Officer Coleman was forthcoming in his warrant application. The magistrate judge was entitled to weigh the evidence presented and determine, notwithstanding this statement, that there was a fair probability that child pornography would be found at Irving's apartment, and specifically on his home computer.


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The nature of Irving's criminal activity and the age of the facts in the affidavit furnished evidence of continuing conduct and provided probable cause to issue the search warrant of Irving's home and computer. The affidavit furnished sufficient evidence for the magistrate judge to determine, at least preliminarily, that as a pedophile Irving would be likely to hoard pornographic images of children in his home for extended periods of time. Moreover, in a doubtful case, we