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Reply From: Mark Zielinski <markz@repsec.com>
Hmm. "Hacking Group" -- Yet all they do is scan webpages. Interesting.
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Reply From: Liam Colvin <random@ais.net>
Ooo, goody. Let's ignore due process and lynch the guy. Never mind that the
guy has not come to trial or been convicted. Simply publish his address and
then we'll just round up Joe Bob and the boys and cut his testicles off.
Geez. Those EHAP boys would fit right in down in Alabama in the 60's. or in
Germany in the 30's. Be damned with the law or "innocent until proven
guilty". Just fry them and feel good about it.
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Liam H. Colvin
random@ais.net
"Will work for entertainment..."
-----Original Message-----
Computer hackers led police to child pornography suspect
A Bethlehem man charged with posting child pornography on the Internet
was turned in by a computer hackers group that searches the World Wide
Web for exploitation of children and notifies authorities of what it
finds, court records show.
William H. Prugh, 44, of 2175 Pinehurst Road was charged Friday with
15 counts of possessing and disseminating child pornography a week after
police used a search warrant to seize computer equipment and "numerous
depictions involving child pornography" from his home.
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Received on Tue Sep 22 19:45:23 1998