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The FBI disagrees, as they effectively operated one massive CP hidden service for something like a week after collaring the administrator. So how many children
by sennight 6y ago
The FBI disagrees, as they effectively operated one massive CP hidden service for something like a week after collaring the administrator. So how many children did they repeatedly victimize in that time? Zero, if you go off the number of agents prosecuted over it.
- dragonwriter 6y ago> So how many children did they repeatedly victimize in that time? Zero, if you go off the number of agents prosecuted over it. If you go off the number of agents prosecuted for it, the FBI crime labs wholesale invention and fraudulent presentation of fiber “science” in both its own and, as a service provided to states, state prosecutions leading to numerous convictions and at least three executions grounded in state-agent perjury victimized zero people, too. Law enforcement tends not to hold its own agents accountable for victimizing people, an issue which some particularly-victimized communities have made some high-profile complaints about over the last few years.
- sennight 6y agoI almost look forward to the feds seizing large sums of bitcoin in the course of their investigations, because that seems to be the only time that there are consequences: when the evidence is mathematically provable and on a decentralized public ledger. Nearly without fail, a fed tries to steal the money - and is quickly caught. That almost never happens. I don't think the agent that totaled an impounded Ferrari F50 ever got anything more than a stern talking to. https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/midwest/2011/05/23/199569.htm https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/midwest/2011/05/23/199...