<human>: I left my laptop at home while I went out of town to visit my family for Christmas. When I returned, I was able to login without a password. Feeling a little paranoid, I checked "Recent Places" and lo and behold: every single folder of my private images had been opened just three days prior. Not only that, but he created a temporary folder ("Temp Pics") and presumably saved my photos. Because he shared his password with me, I was able to verify that "Temp Pics" was on his computer's Recent Places only an hour and a half after it was created on my laptop. Unfortunately the folder was created and accessed on an external drive, which I can't find.

Some additional information that might be useful:

- At least half of the photos were taken when I was underage.
- My roommate sells drugs. He keeps them in the house, though, and sometimes sells from here. Will that incriminate me, as well?

As of now, my best idea is to confront him in front of our other two roommates, inform him that I know of the situation and demand the external hard drive. Hopefully the threat of underage pictures, lawsuits, and the threat of mentioning his little operation will be enough to scare him into coughing it up without a fight.

What can I do? What rights do I have here? What should I be wary of going into this? Please help me figure this out.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: My roommate located naked pictures of me and all signs point to him saving them to his external hard drive. What are my options?