SC youth pastor charged with filming girls in shower now accused of filming bridesmaids changing

A South Carolina youth pastor arrested for filming a woman in the shower is facing additional charges after police said he set up cameras and recorded women getting ready at a wedding, WJCL reports.

Daniel Kellan Mayfield, 35, was arrested in May and charged with voyeurism after the shower incident in Greenwood County, which is just over the Georgia line.

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Mayfield was a youth pastor at First Baptist Gowensville at the time of his arrest, officials confirmed to WJCL. He’s accused of filming girls in a church bathroom, according to WYFF.

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Warrants released Tuesday reveal that Mayfield was hired as a videographer at a wedding in September 2021, where police said he set up a camera to film victims changing.

According to the warrants, one of the cameras was set up near the floor to film up the women’s dresses as they passed.

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According to warrants, “the recording and others like it were made for the purpose of sexual stimulation as admitted by the defendant during a confession.”

Mayfield is now charged with 26 counts of voyeurism and 32 charges of first-degree exploitation of a minor in Greenville County and one count of voyeurism in Greenwood County.