strong sense of morality and religious background and training had kept him from acting out sexually when he met other women on the internet and later met them in person. He claims it would have been the same here. The district court was not convinced.
Seeking reversal, Risinger claims the evidence was insufficient to prove the attempt element of his conviction. First, he argues that his actions, such as knocking on the door of "Lexi's" house, did not make up an overt act. Second, Risinger points to the character evidence that he presented during his bench trial and asserts this evidence shows he never had the intent to commit the crime of indecent liberties with a child.

We list our standard of review.
"When the sufficiency of the evidence is reviewedcontact. Two weeks later, the defendant paged Davis to see if she had any young girls that he could have sex with and photograph that night. Davis lied and said yes, described her 9-year-old niece, and then called the police about the matter. Davis then provided the defendant with the location of her brother's apartment.
The defendant arrived about 20 minutes later. Davis joined the defendant in his truck and conversed with him until the police arrived. In this conversation, the defendant told Davis that he wanted to drug the little girl, penetrate her vagina with a vibrator, and have sex with her. The defendant also showed Davis his briefcase which contained dildos, vibrators, sex creams, condoms, and photographs of naked little girls. He also told Davis that he