he calls himself braiden clark. he said he was a sheltered home schooled kid that loved music, but that he was only 17, but he was a predator who used facebook and chat rooms to make contact with underage teen boys. he was discovered after one of the boys mother began to look closely at her son's internet use. >> one of the victims, 13 years old. his mother became suspicious he was becoming sexually involved with a man based on some e- mails he found. in the course of the investigation, we not only confirmed that the suspect was having sexual activity with that boy, we also confirmed a second victim. a 13-year-old boy. >> now, at this point, police are trying to see if there are any more victims we don't want to show his page on the air. we believe by doing so we could identify other victims will you throughs mat media. we have a link on our website. if you have any more information about this case, call baltimore county police. >> >> all right, rosy. >> >> let's take you to full month where authorities had to remov

real-life, brandon henry was 22 yearses old and lived with his parents, but on facebook, he was braiden clark and police say depending on who he was talking to, he was 19 or 17 years old. online, he talked about being gay and that he was a sheltered home schooled kid that loved music. police say in real-life, he was a predator who used facebook and the social media to find young boys. >> police say that he was able to make friends with his alleged victims through his fake facephuket pre file and used e-mail to follow up with the people he met. if it wasn't for the mother of one of the victims paying attention to her son's online activities, the case may not have come to light. they are asking others to do the same. >> it's not unusual that sexual predators have more than one victim. we have found two involving this suspect. we fear there will be more. >> reporter: >> police are trying to see if there are any more victims in this case. we don't want to show his page on the air. but there is a link, a link to the county police website on our website alt abc 2 news. com >> opening statements in