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Subject: Re: Are some people missing from this group?
Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2006 23:55:24 -0600
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Good riddance to them: they'll probably be killed in prison. -
there's more to come
On Thu, 19 Oct 2006 05:47:39 +0000 (UTC), UTB Treasurer
<nbnb@naughty.com.jp> wrote:
>BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
>
>125 arrested in child porn roundup
>(CNN) -- Federal officials arrested more than 125 people Wednesday on
>charges of subscribing to a Web site that depicted children as young as
>infants engaged in sexual activities with adults.
>
>"Today, we are taking steps against child pornography," U.S. Attorney
>Christopher J. Christie told reporters in Newark.
>
>Fourteen of the suspects appeared Wednesday afternoon before a magistrate
>judge in Newark.
>
>The arrests stem from Operation Emissary, which immigration and customs
>officials launched in New Jersey and extended to more than 21 other states.
>
>It focused on a Web site that offered subscribers access to child porn
>videos and pictures, Christie and Immigration and Customs Enforcement
>Special-Agent-in-Charge Kyle Hutchins said in a written statement.
>
>The Web site warned customers that subscribing to the site was illegal and
>urged them to be discreet, the statement said.
>
>Officials said the suspects, who include more than a dozen convicted sex
>offenders, subscribed to the Web site in late 2005 and early 2006.
>
>More arrests were expected, and Christie warned anyone involved in Internet
>child porn to be wary.
>
>"You are not anonymous," he said. "We can and we will find you."
>
>Officials would neither identify nor say who operated the Web site.
>
>Christie said such pornography sites typically rake in $2 million per
>month.
>
>Among the suspects was a former counselor at a Bible camp and a longtime
>Boy
>Scout leader and middle-school sports coach, the officials said.
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