 Hundreds arrested in international child porn caseLaw & Order | 207714 hits | Nov 14 10:24 am | Posted by: stemmer  Toronto police reveal details of an international child sex abuse and pornography investigation in six continents that has led to hundreds of arrests, including 50 in Ontario and 58 in the rest of Canada.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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386 children, and sadly most likely won't even take a dent out of the abuse.
Unfortunately, you are probably correct. At least a few have been rescued.
What a sad, sick world we live in.
When the names of these teachers and doctors are known it will be horrid to those whose children were taught or under the care of them even if their children were not victims.
386 children, and sadly most likely won't even take a dent out of the abuse.
One has to wonder if the NSA had anything to do with this bust?
45,000GB / 348 people... Roughly 130GB each.
Jesus christ. All my movies and games and heavy programs only amount to 120GB. Since this is movies and pictures, which shouldn't take up all that much space really, that suggests a metric fuckton of horrific data.
Here's hoping the victims recover well.
A lot of that is likely redundant data - copies of the same file over and over - and not unique data.
When the names of these teachers and doctors are known it will be horrid to those whose children were taught or under the care of them even if their children were not victims.
I think I had this guy in University!
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/ ... -1.2426665
386 children, and sadly most likely won't even take a dent out of the abuse.
One has to wonder if the NSA had anything to do with this bust?
I would think the net would be bigger than 348 people, since "750K are online at any given time".
I wonder when the hat drops for that.
If the NSA was to target these on line predators with in a year they could literally bring it to it's knees. Anonymous could use it's resources to go after these predators full time.
One has to wonder if the NSA had anything to do with this bust?
If they didn't it brings up some pretty dark questions, doesn't it?