BERLIN (LifeSiteNews) — German authorities have started an investigation into a famous drag queen from Berlin for the possession and distribution of child pornography.
A spokesperson for the public prosecutor’s office told Berlin newspaper B.Z., “At the beginning of July 2025, Berlin police officers searched the defendant’s home address in Berlin on behalf of the Berlin public prosecutor’s office on suspicion of distributing and possessing child pornography.”
“The background to this was a report made by the US organization NCMEC to the German authorities in connection with the IP address used on the internet,” the spokesperson continued.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) is a private nonprofit organization founded in 1984 by the United States Congress.
The drag queen performer, Mario Olszinski, is known under his stage name “Jurassica Parka.” He works as a DJ across Europe and has his own talk show at the BKA Theater in Kreuzberg, Berlin. Guests on his show included leftist politicians and media figures. Parka has frequently been photographed with Berlin’s high society and political elite.
The public prosecutor’s office stressed that the investigation is ongoing and that the presumption of innocence applies.
The case is the latest high–profile example of reported child abuse or exploitation by homosexuals.
Olszinski’s lawyer responded to B.Z.’s inquiry by stating that he would not comment on the preliminary investigation, as no charges have been filed and no verdict has been reached yet.
Olszinski posted a video on Instagram in which he responded to the allegations.
He said, “There is an investigation into an alleged online offense.”
“The investigation is likely to take some time,” he stated, adding that he could not comment further on the matter.
The drag queen performer alluded to an addiction that he suffers from and talked about “Substance abuse, self-destructive tendencies, loss of control.” He said he is undergoing “addiction therapy.”
