A British newspaper reported on some who watched porn (December 13, 2013), sticking only to recent British murders by men who were pornography addicts. They detailed the murders of victims Georgia Williams (17), Janis Dundas (62), Irene Lawless (67), Catherine Whynter (19), Sylwia Ciapcinska (24), Tia Rigg (12) and Jane Longhurst (31).
Georgia was strangled and her murderer took pictures of her before, during and after the killing. They were the photographic equivalent of a snuff movie, something he avidly viewed - women being killed during extreme sex to satisfy sick fantasies. The material discovered on his computer was so disturbing, it could not be revealed in open court because it could cause the public 'untold distress'.
The common denominator was that all the murderers were into pornography - addicted to it. Some of the sites they loved had names like "hanging b----es" and "necrobabes". Many of their mobile phones stored images of bondage, rape, sadomasochism and violent sexual acts. For those who think "I don't watch that kind of stuff, just entertaining porn..." that's how those guys started out. But it becomes addictive and it takes stronger and stronger scenes to arouse the addicts.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2522846/High-profile-cases-child-killers-hooked-extreme-porn-just-tip-iceberg.html
Some are clearly rivited by what their eyes see and cannot tear themselves away from visual images. That is the nature of porn addiction. But the Bible warns Christians not to walk by sight. The desires of the eyes and of the flesh are traps Satan uses to make us ineffective as Christians. And for as long as God is disobeyed, (flee the desires incidental to youths, Paul told young Timothy) people cannot expect blessings in other areas. Those who show God they are serious about pleasing Him by getting His help to repent and turn away from the vile sin of pornography, might find Him giving them assurance on matters of faith. Yes, it absolutely is a sin to watch porn. AiH