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PROMISE TO PROTECT's Child Rescue Wire tracks the national effort to stop child pornography trafficking and rescue children from sexual abuse and exploitation. 

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RESCUE WIRE
What Teamwork Can Do...Two Sisters Rescued Print E-mail
Monday, 18 January 2010
A beer can, a pair of spectacles and dedicated teamwork led to the rescue of two sisters, ages 4 and 6, from further sexual abuse… and the filming of it.
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...And the Abuse Goes On..Keeping a Diary of Plans to Molest Print E-mail
Wednesday, 02 December 2009
He sits in the Roane County Jail charged with failure to register as an offender and sexual solicitation of a minor. He met the girl, under 6 years old, while he was at church. After that meeting, he began a detailed computer diary of his plan to molest her. He also detailed his grooming efforts with the girl.
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Producing, Transportation of a Minor, Obstruction of Justice Print E-mail
Monday, 16 November 2009
His punishment pales in comparison to the torment and suffering of his victims. One victim said the defendant had made a “web of horror that terrorizes me until this day.” He also told the judge he had been “scarred for life.” Two other victims also addressed the court.
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Judge Slams Prosecutor Print E-mail
Saturday, 14 November 2009
What’s the appropriate sentence for someone collecting at least 2,300 child pornography images? If you’re Ohio Prosecutor Lisa Neroda, you think at least 10 years. If you’re Common Pleas Judge Vincent Culotta, not only do you think 4 years will suffice, but you’ll chastise the prosecutor for her recommendation.
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Working Where the Children Are Print E-mail
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
His resume reads: Santa Claus -- home visits a specialty, 15-year foster parent, professional photographer for young children, child porn peddler.
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