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"Tony 'Nicoya' Mantler" <nicoya@ubb.ca> wrote in message 
news:nicoya-560067.22032825102007@shawnews.wp.shawcable.net...
> In article <abl2i39n5lfhfhjuk89kgd787qb9c04s0a@4ax.com>, email_me@mts.net
> wrote:
> This whole "internet child molester" schtick is just a bullshit "think of 
> the
> children" fabrication by people who want to be able to control the 
> internet for
> their own personal gain.
>
I used to think you had some semblence of intelligence, but you are 
obviously clinically insane.  Here are a few suddess stories, stories that 
could have been continuing horrors for children.

1.A mother in Ontario contacted Cybertip.ca through the toll-free number 
after she learned that her fourteen year old daughter had been conversing 
with a thirty-five year old male on the Internet. The mother found evidence 
on her child's computer that the male suspect had been sending her child 
pornography images. A Cybertip.ca analyst conducted various searches, added 
value, and verified the information provided. The report was then referred 
to Kingston Police Services. Upon further investigation, it was discovered 
that the child had been conversing online with other adult males and had 
been sexually assaulted by a male out of Pennsylvania. This male was 
arrested and charged with four different counts relating to this case. 
Additionally, other female victims were identified and law enforcement 
expect that he will be incarcerated in the US for up to thirty years, 
preventing further victimization of young girls.
2.In August 2004, Cybertip.ca received 3 reports from different sources 
indicating that there may be a Canadian website hosting child pornography 
images. Cybertip.ca analysts examined the contents of the website, "Lost 
Youth," and determined that there were images being posted on this site that 
would be considered to be illegal child pornography images. Searches 
determined that the website was being hosted by a company from Chateauguay, 
Quebec. The file was forwarded to the SQ Cyber-surveillance Unit, and as a 
result of this intervention, the site has been shut down.
3.Cybertip.ca was provided with an online report from a concerned moderator 
of an MSN Trivia chatroom. The reporting person had been informed that an 
individual from Manitoba had been chatting with an adult female member and 
requested to see pictures of the female's twenty-one month old daughter so 
that he could masturbate to the images. Information was obtained on the 
individual's IP address, and a possible identity of the suspect was made. 
Cybertip.ca forwarded the report to the Winnipeg Police Service Child Abuse 
Unit, who subsequently arrested a twenty-three year old male and charged him 
with possession of child pornography.
4.In July 2004, Cybertip.ca received an online report from an employer in 
Toronto who had tracked one of his employee's computer usage and sites 
visited. He discovered that the individual was visiting illegal websites to 
download images of child pornography. Cybertip.ca verified the information 
prior to forwarding it to the Toronto Police Service's Child Pornography 
Unit. After an extensive investigation, the Unit uncovered two additional 
computers at the suspect's home, both containing stored child abuse images. 
A thirty-three year old male was arrested in August and charged with 
accessing and possessing child pornography.
5.A concerned friend from California contacted Cybertip.ca about a young boy 
who was being molested by his father and his father's friends. The 
individual reported that the boy was forced to get naked while the adult 
males took photographs and videos of him and another boy. He was also made 
to look at pornography on the computer. The boy was threatened that if he 
ever told anyone, they would hurt his mommy. After a brief review, 
Cybertip.ca immediately forwarded the information to the National Child 
Exploitation Coordination Centre.

Internet luring, and child sex-tourism are world wide problems.  The 
supporters of cybertip are not interested in controlling the internet, they 
are interested in helping protect the children of the world.
It is a shame you find that so offensive.