Exclusive reporting by queer magazine Siegessäule has uncovered that Parka was convicted in 2023 on charges of “dissemination, acquisition and possession of child pornographic writings.” The prosecutor’s office told the magazine that “Mario O” was accused of having “uploaded or distributed files with child pornographic content on a social network on 24.11.2021”. Sentencing was in favour of the defendant since Parka was “repentant and confessed, it was a spontaneous act and the act was already some time ago”, Siegessäule reported, quoting the Tiergarten district court in Berlin.

Berliner Morgenpost writes that Berlin’s public prosecutor is investigating drag queen Jurassica Parka on suspicion of possessing and distributing child pornography. The report confirms that in early July the police searched the artist’s apartment due to this suspicion. It cites the prosecutor’s office as saying that the investigation is ongoing, that the material seized is being evaluated, and that no indictment has yet been filed; they also underline that the presumption of innocence applies throughout the proceedings.

Berlin-based performer “Jurassica Parka,” whose real name is Mario Olszinski, has been charged with hoarding 131 video files containing child sexual abuse material. The files were allegedly stored on devices seized during a police raid in July 2025 following a report from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. Reduxx notes that Olszinski had previously been convicted in 2023 for child pornography offences related to uploading or distributing files containing child sexual abuse material on social media in 2021.

The article states that the case concerns "Mario Olszinski, known by his stage name 'Jurassica Parka'." It continues: "The performer was already finally convicted in 2023 – and was nevertheless allowed to appear at a publicly funded event for children." Under the heading "Bereits 2023 wegen Kinderpornografie verurteilt" it reads: "According to the judgment of the Amtsgericht Tiergarten of 18 October 2023, he received a fine of 160 daily rates of 70 euros each. In the reasoning of the judgment, his confession and remorse were taken into account. The offence concerned files with child pornography content, which, according to the public prosecutor's office, he is said to have distributed in a social network as early as November 2021."

Berliner Zeitung reports that the Berlin public prosecutor's office is investigating drag queen Jurassica Parka on suspicion of distribution and possession of child pornography. The paper notes that at the beginning of July the artist's apartment was searched due to the "suspicion of distribution and possession of child pornographic content." A spokesman for the public prosecutor's office is quoted emphasizing that the search aimed to find evidence, that it is still unclear whether the suspicion will be confirmed, and that the presumption of innocence applies while the evaluation of seized material is ongoing.

Queer.de reports that the Berlin public prosecutor's office is investigating drag queen Jurassica Parka on suspicion of distributing and possessing child pornography. The article states that the drag artist's apartment was searched in early July 2025. It also notes that the authorities are not providing information about possible previous convictions, and stresses that the presumption of innocence applies until the investigation is completed and any court decision is made.

The article reports that the Berlin public prosecutor’s office is investigating drag queen Jurassica Parka (46) on suspicion of dissemination and possession of child pornography. A spokesperson confirmed that Berlin police searched the artist’s Schöneberg apartment in early July because of “suspected dissemination and possession of child pornographic content.” The spokesperson added that the investigation was triggered by a report from the US-based organization NCMEC regarding an IP address, and emphasized that the evaluation of seized evidence is ongoing and that the presumption of innocence applies.

The report identifies the person as "die Berliner Dragqueen Jurassica Parka, bürgerlich Mario Olszinski" and states that this person "wurde 2023 wegen des Verbreitens kinderpornografischer Inhalte verurteilt" (was convicted in 2023 for distributing child pornography content). It adds that the conviction occurred in 2023 and that new investigations are now underway on suspicion of further distribution and possession of child sexual abuse material.

German authorities have launched an investigation into well-known Berlin drag performer Jurassica Parka (46), whose real name is Mario Olszinski, on suspicion of storing 131 files with alleged child pornography on various devices. The report notes that Olszinski had already been convicted in 2023 for disseminating child pornographic material and was fined. The new case concerns alleged possession of a larger quantity of files discovered during a search of his apartment.

Under German criminal law (Strafgesetzbuch, sections such as §184b), offences involving the dissemination, acquisition, and possession of child pornography or child sexual abuse images are criminalized and can lead to convictions recorded by local courts such as the Amtsgericht Tiergarten in Berlin. When media outlets report that someone has been convicted in 2023 for "dissemination, acquisition and possession of child pornographic writings" by a named court, this typically refers to a formal criminal conviction following either a trial or a confessed judgment.

The article describes a Berlin drag queen referred to as the "Kinderporno-Dragqueen" and notes that this performer had previously been convicted over child pornography offences before appearing at a publicly funded reading event for children. It reports that politicians and organizers did not ask for a certificate of conduct despite the prior conviction. The text links the case to Jurassica Parka, whose civil name is reported elsewhere as Mario Olszinski, though the focus of the piece is on the political and administrative handling of the case rather than legal details of the judgment.

In this German-language discussion, the host states that the popular drag queen Jurassica Parka, "civil name: Mario Olszinski", is under investigation on suspicion of possessing and distributing child pornography. The speaker adds that this is not just an investigation but that there is also "a final and binding judgment from 2023, so a clear prior conviction". Later they explain that, according to the court, Olszinski "distributed child pornographic writings in 2021" and in 2023 received a relatively mild sentence of 160 daily fines of €70 after showing remorse.

According to quotations reported by other outlets, queer magazine Siegessäule obtained confirmation from the Berlin Tiergarten district court that a person referred to as "Mario O" was convicted in 2023 on charges of "dissemination, acquisition and possession of child pornographic writings". The court was cited as saying that sentencing took into account that the defendant was repentant and had confessed, and that the offense, involving uploading or distributing child pornographic files on a social network on 24 November 2021, had occurred some time earlier.