The prosecutor said the videos were made using what is known as "spy cameras," which have very small lenses and are easy to conceal. "That would have been very traumatic for them," Anderson said. And if Slack gets out of prison, he would have to register as a Tier II sex offender with the sheriff's office of the county he lived in as well as keep the sheriff's office updated with email accounts and passwords, internet identifiers, telephone numbers, address and vehicle registration. Judge Andrew Ballard explained the sentencing as that the earliest Slack could be released was in 16 and that the maximum sentence was 20 years. Slack was given 29 days off his sentence for the number of days he has been held in the Lawrence County Jail. All 21 victims gave their approval to the sentence. The prison term of 16-20 years was negotiated between the state and Slack's attorney. Slack, 68, who was a former owner of Slack and Wallace Funeral Home in South Point until last year, had previously pleaded guilty to 10 counts of first-degree misdemeanor voyeurism and 11 counts of second-degree felony illegal use of a minor or impaired person in nudity-oriented material or performance for secretly recording females that were using the bathroom at the funeral home. 2-Former funeral home owner Richard Slack, 69, was sentenced to 16-20 years in prison on Thursday in the Lawrence County Common Pleas Court.
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