Australian Police Dismantle Major Paedophile Network

0:00Reporting from The Daily News Now, Ankori, with the latest in Sydney, police in Australia dismantled a major online pay-to-file network, charging 35 men across Victoria and New South Wales with more than 1,000 child sexual abuse offenses. This operation, called Jack Boe, ranks among the country's largest investigations into such crimes. Detectives spent nearly a year undercover on an encrypted app, posing as group members to infiltrate and collect evidence. They sifted through over 300 hours of video and 65,000 images depicting horrific abuse of infants and young children along. With bestiality, all believed to originate offshore, with no new Australian victims found. Experienced investigators described the material as the most extreme they had encountered, leaving even better in shaken. The work took a heavy emotional toll, prompting extra welfare support for the team and leading some to take breaks from similar cases, arrests snowballed after seizing devices,

1:01revealing more connections and sparking 19 referrals to agencies worldwide. 26 men faced charges in Victoria, 9 in New South Wales, with some already sentenced, including the group's administrator to 12 years in. Prison. The network is now shut down, and all evidence has been shared with international databases to aid victim identification. Those warned that encryption offers no-wheel protection, urging parents to monitor kids online activity closely. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor, linked in the description. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to, S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM