ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- A federal judge called the acts of an accused online sex predator "Internet terrorism." Monday, Ivory Dickerson went before a judge for a bond hearing. He's trying to gain his freedom before his trial.

Dickerson is facing a slew of federal charges. He was arrested in November after a 15-year-old Rockledge girl came forward. Records show Dickerson first saw the girl on MySpace, hacked into her account and messaged her that he knew where she lived and provided an address and demanded nude photos.

New information came out during Dickerson's bond hearing, Monday, that had the judge using words like terrorism and calling the evidence solid.

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Criminal investigator Steven McElyea testified Dickerson had hundreds of thousands of pictures of children in sexually-explicit positions on his hard drive that he kept a video diary of himself that included a cruise where he showed two girls in his cabin stating, "Those girls are 15 years old. They're coming back."

But the most startling evidence that came from the bond hearing was accusations of bestiality. A video, detectives said, they found in Dickerson's home showed him involved in a sex act with a 12-year-old girl and a Pomeranian dog.

Under oath, McElyea testified that Dickerson had a massive collection of father-daughter sex acts on his computer.

The judge denied Dickerson's bond, saying the evidence shows he terrorized his victims, in the Rockledge case threatening to hurt the girl's sister if she didn't send nude photos.

Dickerson's family was in court, Monday, to testify on his behalf. They chose not to talk to Eyewitness News, but told the judge they were willing to put up their homes for collateral to assure his return, if granted bond.

Dickerson's court date has not been set.