Chris Birdman Anderson Internet Crimes: Turns Out Canadian Woman Owned Child Porn, Messing With Tattooed NBA Champion And His Girlfriend

Chris Birdman Anderson internet crimes are no longer being pursued against the NBA champion because he has been cleared of any wrongdoing of this catfish scam when feds raided his home last year with a possible involvement with child-porn.

The alleged internet crimes had nothing to do with child-porn after all. Chris Birdman Anderson will not have any charges against him in what is being said to be an "extremely complex" case.

Chris Birdman Andersen's lawyer and agent, Mark Bryant, said his client was duped by a woman in Canada who sought a relationship and gifts and who threatened a female acquaintance of Andersen's in California while impersonating the tattoo-covered player and the girlfriend while with the Denver Nuggets.

The Canadian woman involved in this case initially contacted Andersen through his now-shuttered Facebook profile, Bryant said. Bryant also said that Birdman was the victim.

Lisa Pinto, spokeswoman for the 18th Judicial District Attorney's Office, told The Associated Press that the office is reviewing a 4,000-page report before charging decisions are made, but added that "based on the information that we have been able to obtain and analyze, we are not pursuing charges against Chris Andersen."

Chartier was charged with possession and transmission of child pornography, extortion and utter threats, Karpish said. Her next court appearance is Oct. 22. Chartier also faces possible charges in Colorado.

"It would be premature for us here at the 18th Judicial District Attorney's Office to discuss this case before filing charges," Pinto said. "We are looking at 4,000 pages of information in relation to an investigation that is extremely complex. The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has conducted a highly sophisticated investigation where they have crossed state lines and international borders to obtain evidence and pursue the truth in this case. We will announce our findings in the near future after a careful review of the evidence."