A Pakistani man arrested for selling child pornography online has confessed that he managed to gather some 25 children for this act on the pretext of imparting computer education to them.
The Federal Investigation Agency’s (FIA) cyber crime wing on Tuesday arrested Saadat Amin, 45, from Sargodha in Punjab province and seized his computer and laptop, according to reports. FIA cyber crime head Deputy Director Shahid Hasan said the scam is “first of its kind” in Pakistan.
“During interrogation Amin revealed that he had been selling child pornographic content online for the last few years. Amin used to lure children on the pretext of imparting computer education. He even paid between 3,000 and 5,000 Pakistani rupees to the parents of the victims, saying that their children would learn computer hardware and software (skills) at his one-room rented workshop in Sargodha,”
According to Amin, he not only sold his own recordings but also “video clips hacked from the servers of Russian and Bangladeshi porn websites to buyers in Norway and Sweden.”
So far, the FIA has recovered some 65,000 child pornography video clips from the Amin’s possession hacked from foreign websites.
Courtesy: Hindustan Times