Monday 10 September 2012

272 PEDOPHILES TRACED IN AUSTRIA


Vienna - In the operation against child pornography, which was conducted in several countries of the world, the Austrian police traced 272 pedophiles.
As a result of investigations in 141 countries under the name "Karole" was found a large number of pedophiles who have exchanged photos and videos of child abuse over the internet forums.
Only in Austria, police traced 272 people; it was announced this morning in Vienna.  A large number of materials of child pornography was found during several months of observation of pedophiles scene, B92 reports

Monday 3 September 2012

Pedophile Rabbi David Kaye - CAPTURED


WANTED MAN - If seen Report to Police or Interpol



George Ross Wilcox - CAPTURED

A former Calgary man who was a fugitive for three years, and was once featured on America’s Most Wanted, was caught this week in British Columbia.

George Ross Wilcox was convicted of molesting his quadriplegic stepson in Arizona and was believed to be hiding in Canada because he has family in Calgary and Vancouver.
The Delta Police Department confirm that he was arrested without incident July 30 at a shopping area in Surrey, B.C.
Wilcox was convicted in absence by a court in Pima County, Arizona on two counts of sexual interference with a minor. He was wanted on an extradition warrant.
“We don’t know where he was living, that’s something we’re still looking into,” said Delta police spokesman Const. Ciaran Feenan.
Police in Delta say they became aware in October 2009 he might have returned in Canada and had been investigating ever since with other police agencies, including police in Calgary, said Feenan.
“We are aware that he was featured on America’s Most Wanted. I can’t say for sure how that information came about,” said Feenan.
Wilcox is a Canadian citizen and will undergo the extradition process to be returned to the United States. He made his first appearance in court on July 31 in Vancouver.
According to his profile on America’s Most Wanted website, Wilcox was convicted of molesting his stepson between July 2007 and January 2008.
“Police say his stepson suffered from a brain injury and was a quadriplegic. Cops say the acts were caught on surveillance video,” said the website.
Feenan said he was not aware of Wilcox using an alias when he was in Canada.

Steven Dyer - Captured

Steven Dyer, 'America's Most Wanted' Pedophile, Handed Over To U.S. Police After Being On The Run For A Decade



VANCOUVER - A convicted child molester who was living undetected for years in Vancouver has been handed over to American authorities.
Steven Dyer was convicted a decade ago on 13 counts and faces 169 years behind bars in the U.S.
He was captured Tuesday night in Montreal and taken into custody in New York the next day.
"It's been a long time and (there was) good effort with authorities up there," said Deputy U.S. Marshall Frank Newsom.
"He's no longer hurting kids now. He'll spend the rest of his life in prison."
The 44-year-old went before a federal magistrate on Thursday and is expected to be returned soon to Arizona, Newsom said. He's wanted there for failing to show up for a court appearance in 2002, after which he was convicted in absentia.
There is an ongoing investigation into whether Dyer may have reoffended while living at two different residences in Vancouver.
 "Often times with this kind of crime, we see that typically there's not just one victim but two victims — multiple victims," Newsom said. "He's been gone for a long time, so a person like this probably hasn't rehabilitated himself."
Vancouver police said on Wednesday, the morning after his arrest, the department only became aware Dyer was living in the city and that he has a criminal history.
Analysts from the Vancouver police sex crimes unit were working with the Canadian Border Services Agency to review unsolved files to determine if Dyer fit any suspect profiles.
"Steven Dyer is not currently suspected of committing any criminal offences in Vancouver," a statement said.
Newsom said there is also a probe into whether anyone helped him hide from police.
"With this kind of case, there's a possibility for other people to be arrested that may have aided and abetted him," Newsom said, noting the man must have had help because he wouldn't have held a high-profile job on the West Coast.
"The money had to come from somewhere."
Newsom said there's still the potential for additional charges.
Dyer was featured on episodes of the TV show "America's Most Wanted" over the past two years. He was nabbed while passing through Montreal's Trudeau airport upon returning from Venezuela.
The show described him as a pharmaceutical sales rep in Scottsdale, Ariz., who had a clean criminal history and volunteered with Big Brothers and Big Sisters of America.
It said he abused for more than 18 months a young boy he befriended, and later committed similar acts on another boy.
Child abuse and pornography cases in Canada
 

Sunday 2 September 2012

Aussie Child Molester - At Large



Hunt for girl's sex attacker continues 

POLICE are still searching for a man who sexually assaulted a 12-year-old girl at a pool last month.
The girl was swimming in one of the pools at a Hoppers Crossing swimming centre in Derrimut Road with a friend and her friend's mother about 2.30pm on April 25.
The girl was in the pool when she was approached by a man who made lewd comments towards her.
Detectives have been told the man followed the girl around different pools at the leisure centre for around an hour.
During this time he touched her inappropriately, made several more lewd comments and sexually assaulted her.
He fled the pool soon after the assault after he was approached by staff.
Sexual Crimes Squad investigators are asking for the public to help identify anyone acting suspiciously who fits the following description.
The man is described as Caucasian, aged between 30 and 40, 170cm tall with short, dark hair which is greying in parts.
He had stubble on his face and was wearing a dark green bomber jacket, with light coloured sleeves.
A FACE image of the man has been released.
Anyone with information can call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit www.crimestoppers.com.au. 


Young girl sexually assaulted during an hour-long ordeal at local pool 

A 12-YEAR-OLD girl who endured a horror hour-long sexual assault at a local pool was trying to protect her younger friend from the attacker.
Police today said they were sickened by the Anzac Day assault at the Wyndham Leisure and Events Centre in Hoppers Crossing.
The 12-year-old girl was swimming with her eight-year-old friend and her friend's mother when the attack happened about 2.30pm.
Det Sgt Jason Walsh said the man sexually assaulted the girl at least five times during a one-hour period.
"The mum had left the girls for a sort time to go and get some lunch and in that time the girls were approached in the pool by a male, who struck up a bit of a conversation with the 12-year-old," Det Sgt Walsh said.
"The male started making lewd comments towards the girl and started touching her inappropriately.
"The incident escalated somewhat when the offender started touching the 12-year-old girl to the point where it was a very serious sexual assault."
Det Sgt Walsh said when the mother returned the girls told her what had happened and she approached staff at the centre.
The staff attempted to stop the man from leaving the premises, but he fled.
Det Sgt Walsh said the 12-year-old girl was extremely upset by the incident, but praised her actions in protecting her younger friend from the man.
"She was extremely brave and her main concern was for the eight-year-old, in fact she said on a number of times to go away and go into another pool," he said.
He said the girls changed pools as many as three times in an attempt to escape the man but he continued to follow them.
He said there were two lifeguards on duty at the pool but they were unaware of the incident until the younger girl's mother alerted them.
Det Sgt Walsh described the attack as appalling and said it had sickened police.
"It's extremely brazen and concerning for us as police officers," he said.
"The pool where he approached the girls is actually a family pool where parents are in there with their kids and he had no right to be there. He had visited the centre by himself.
"We think it was a calculated attack on this girl."
Det Sgt Walsh said the girl's parents were shattered by the attack on their daughter and the friend's mother was also devastated.
The man is described as Caucasian, aged 30 to 40, about 170cm tall with short, dark hair which was grey in parts.
He had stubble on his face and wore a dark green bomber jacket with light-coloured sleeves.
Detectives are urging any witnesses or anyone with information regarding the assault to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000