>Someone recognized the girls
> and was able to anonymously notify the authorities and
> the girls were rescued.
If he was arrested then he could not have been that anonymous...
>Unfortunatly LEA does not want
> any help from the public in ths matter. In fact if one tries
> to be a good citizen and report something like this they
> wind up being arrested and charged too.
The law is very clear over this, nobody can INTENTIONALLY and legally
view child porn images unless it is a law enforcement officer during
the course of his work.
When some people use a password to encrypt child porn, they are making
it very hard for someone to view those images accidentally, anyone with
the aim of "helping the police", would have to download suspected child
porn files first, from a suspected child porn group and then
deliverately enter the password to view what he believed will contain
child porn, it would extremly hard to prove in court that the images
were viewed by accident and that persorn would end up prosecuted too if
his computer is ever taken away.
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