RSSTwo Rather Disturbing Stories of Assault involving the Internet & on-line Activities
The internet can be a great source of knowledge, information and entertainment. It can also be a very dark place where one must keep an eye out and always be vigilant. The following two stories show us the many dangers that exist when dealing with the on-line world.
Jeffrey J. Marsalis is facing 9 counts of rape involving 8 woman that he met on the internet, many through Match.com. Read the full story that involves the alleged rapist using date rape drugs on his victims.
In an even more disturbing story, the much acclaimed Toronto Sex Crimes Child Exploitation Unit nabbed an on-line pedophile predator who actually broadcast his assault of a preschooler live over the internet. Read more about the apprehension and the software that helped aid the police in arresting this predator.
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My hat’s off to the Toronto Sex Crimes and Expoitation Unit.
Thank God that the authorities are continuing in their
investigation into the sick people that do these perverted
things AND the company’s that make it possible.
SAN FRANCISCO …. do you hear the Coo-Coo…. WAKE UP!!!!!
Thank you, Richard
Good job.
Two words come to mind:
Death. Penalty.
Get this: I just went on the internet and found out the
reason that they weren’t announcing his name was because
the is the child’s father.
Does he get money for doing that?? Is that how it works,
set up a secret website and sell time?? If that’s it,
then how hard can it be to catch?
I like the way they ended the article: We know who you
are; we know what you’ve done and we are going to catch
YOU!!!!! That was great. I hope they do.
Sick!