10-Year-Old Girl Receives Video MP3 Player Loaded with Porn for Christmas

Well, if I had to get a screwed-up Christmas present, would I prefer a PS3 box with a phone book inside or a video MP3 player with porn pre-loaded? Hmmm.

In Cookeville, Tennessee, Daryl Hill wants to know how the Sparta, Tennessee Wal-Mart sold the MP3 player as new, which violates Wal-Mart's policy: returned items are not supposed to be put back on the sales floor.

The Hills had bought three MP3 players for their children but one of the MP3 players (pictured) had been obviously returned to the store --- it was loaded with sex clips, graphic war scenes and songs with lyrics about drug use.

While Wal-Mart offered to replace the player, the Hills declined, and have already purchased a new player for their daughter. As Hill said:

"I don't ... I don't really know that they could ... could satisfy me. The only thing that they could do to get this hurt away would be to take the thoughts and images out of my daughter's head."

Hill is hanging onto the MP3 player until he speaks with a lawyer. From the quote above, and that fact, can you say: lawsuit?