and in other cases of sexual acts by themselves." The agent further testified that all 76 files contained essentially the same content as that revealed in the two files played for the jury.

C. 1999 Honduras Trip

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During the search of Irving's apartment agents discovered Irving's passport, which showed a visit to Honduras on January 1, 1999. Defendant's bank records reflected a cash withdrawal from his account on January 4, 1999 in La Ceiba, Honduras, and his employment records indicated he was on vacation from January 1 to January 10, 1999. Although at trial Irving never explicitly admitted to being in Honduras during this period, his personal journal covering those dates discusses a trip from the United States to Honduras and details his activities while there, particularly his luring ofa 12-year-old boy back to his hotel with him and the sexual activities in which they engaged.


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The journal also mentions meetings with other children, the weather, getting in and out of the country, food, and other innocuous topics. The January 4, 1999 journal entry describes his attempts to make a bank withdrawal on that date in La Ceiba. The journal, employment records, bank statement, and passport constitute the government's evidence that defendant traveled to Honduras, and that he did so for the purpose of engaging in sexual acts with children.

D. Trial Proceedings

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Two months prior to the start of Irving's trial on September 23, 2003 defendant moved to suppress all evidence that was obtained (1) pursuant to the May 8, 2003 search warrant, (2) through photo identifications of defendant