Recognise this man?

[shillelagh]

Do you recognise this man? Interpol release picture of paedophile who put photos of himself abusing boys on internet | the Daily Mail

Anyone know him or seen him around? Interpol dont know who or where he is so theyve asked for help. This is the second time theyve asked for help - first time they asked for the publics help they found him in 11 days.

 

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Miss Kvigne said the photos show "severe abuse" by the man but she declined to go into detail.

I'm glad she didn't go into details the sicko's don't need to be given new ideas!

 

[cashman]

not a clue, but think its a damn good idea to release photos of these animals, all police forces should take note of interpols action.

 

[emzy]

I dont recognise him, I am glad to say, sicko should be locked up for life

 

[jaysay]

They don't even know what nationality he is, but I bet they get him within a week, I'll be very surprised if they don't

 

[BERNADETTE]

Let's hope he is found now

 

[AccyLass]

Revealing the pictures is a great idea
Sooner they are found the better

 

[***Mr D***]

Sicko

Thailand seems a popular retreat for these sick twisted individuals happen its a bout time they started to crack down on it more.

I hope he is caught by a bunch of vigalanties and given hell.

 

[blazey]

I find it fascinating how at the end of the article it says that they hoped the man would come forward himself. What sort of idiot would really hand themselves over for that crime? Seems like extremely unrealistic wishful thinking to me!

 

[katex]

It's amazing isn't it that these 'excuses for human beings' always look so normal. Not like they have paedophile stamped on their foreheads, and not young either.

Run rabbit, you gonna' get caught soon methinks.

 

[Eric]

Isn't it common practice for police forces to release pictures and information about a convicted sex offender who has been paroled or released into a community?

 

[BERNADETTE]

Isn't it common practice for police forces to release pictures and information about a convicted sex offender who has been paroled or released into a community?

You are joking they just let them out and you wouldn't know if one was living next door to you

 

[Eric]

You are joking they just let them out and you wouldn't know if one was living next door to you

Actually I wasn't joking ... whenever a convicted sex offender moves into our community, the KPD releases, thro' the local media and their website, all the information on the person. So far as I know, no one has ever challenged this in the courts. And the Canadian Supreme Court has a history of choosing the safety of the public in general over the rights of the individual.

 

[BERNADETTE]

Actually I wasn't joking ... whenever a convicted sex offender moves into our community, the KPD releases, thro' the local media and their website, all the information on the person. So far as I know, no one has ever challenged this in the courts. And the Canadian Supreme Court has a history of choosing the safety of the public in general over the rights of the individual.

Well over here our safety comes second to convicted paedophiles

 

[blazey]

The police might do it but the authority that has released this isn't just a national body, it is international. In other words this guy is probably a global threat.

 

[Eric]

The police might do it but the authority that has released this isn't just a national body, it is international. In other words this guy is probably a global threat.

It has to be international if there is more than one nation involved. And the man in the picture seems not to be a citizen of the country in which the crimes were commited.

 

[cashman]

I find it fascinating how at the end of the article it says that they hoped the man would come forward himself. What sort of idiot would really hand themselves over for that crime? Seems like extremely unrealistic wishful thinking to me!

ya just never know blazey, FEAR can be a powerful motivater.

 

[Eric]

And if a crime involves the Internet, doesn't that make it the province of interpol, as well as that of the law enforcement agencies of the country of citizenship of the accused?

 

[garinda]

Actually I wasn't joking ... whenever a convicted sex offender moves into our community, the KPD releases, thro' the local media and their website, all the information on the person. So far as I know, no one has ever challenged this in the courts. And the Canadian Supreme Court has a history of choosing the safety of the public in general over the rights of the individual.

It doesn't happen in the U.K., though there has been a campaign in the media following tragic cases, and inspired by Megan's Law in the U.S., to change the law, so the public are informed of convicted peadophiles living in your neighbourhood.

The News of the World did break the law, in the hope of changing it, by publishing the photographs of convicted child abusers, but that had to be stopped when innocent people who looked like, or had the same name, were attacked by angry mobs.

 

[cashman]

It doesn't happen in the U.K., though there has been a campaign in the media following tragic cases, and inspired by Megan's Law in the U.S., to change the law, so the public are informed of convicted peadophiles living in your neighbourhood.

The News of the World did break the law, in the hope of changing it, by publishing the photographs of convicted child abusers, but that had to be stopped when innocent people who looked like, or had the same name, were attacked by angry mobs.

true thats the main drawback with releasing such info here.