Hold on to your faith in humanity, because it might get a little tested by the criminals in this one. European law enforcement agents have arrested 92 people in connection with a child pornography ring that supplied child abuse videos to 2,500 customers in many different countries. The 23 kids in the films were mostly Ukranian girls between the ages of nine and sixteen who were told they would get modeling careers. The investigation, called Operation Koala, took more than a year and was triggered when Australian police obtained a video of a Belgian man raping his nine- and eleven-year-old daughters.
The alleged mastermind of the ring, Italian Sergio Marzola, and the man-monster who raped his kids on film were arrested last year. The 92 folks picked up were mostly arrested in coordinated raids, and many have since been charged. The videos were sold online, and customers accessed them via password once they paid. Some customers "also sent requests
for particular poses and even slips of paper bearing their names for 'models' in the videos to hold... Others sent underwear
for them to wear and Marzola allegedly auctioned off the lingerie used
in some of his shoots. Customers paid extra to be present while films were shot."
This is quite possibly the vilest thing I have heard in a long time.
