High School Students ‘Humiliated’ as Profile Pictures Appear on Child Porn Site
- Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:06pm by
Liz Klimas
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At least 17 girls at this school alone had their profile pictures posted on the porn site.
CHARLTON, Mass. (The Blaze/AP) – At least 17 Massachusetts teenage girls are humiliated after their full-clothed Facebook profile pictures were stolen and appeared on a child porn site.
The FBI and Massachusetts police are now trying to figure out who “hijacked” Facebook photos of teenage girls from more than a dozen high schools in the state. Authorities on Thursday described the site as an anonymous bulletin board with links to pornographic content and photos of students from all 50 states.
The Massachusetts link displayed pictures of 17 teenage girls from Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High School in Charlton and others from schools around the state, officials said.
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The photos of the fully-clothed girls contained information that could be used to identify the teens, including town and school signs, Charlton Police Chief James Pervier said.
The site is hosted in Ohio but its servers are in eastern Europe — outside local and federal authority, Charlton Police Lt. Carl Ekman said.
FBI Special Agent in Charge Richard DesLauriers said the agency was reviewing the matter to determine whether any laws were violated, including privacy and anti-pornography laws.
Boston FBI spokesman Greg Comcowich said the site was running Thursday. He would not discuss any agency actions taken in its review.
As she waited in her car at Charlton for her sophomore daughter, Tracy Nicholas Cruz, 40, said she has heard from many of the girls whose pictures appeared on the site.
“…they were humiliated,” she said. “They didn’t know how their pictures got exploited. These are good girls.”
As a mother, she said, “It’s just scary to think that your child could just have this site to communicate with other students and her friends and everything, and then something as bad as this other site comes out and takes their pictures? That’s horrible.”
Seventeen-year-old Autumn Walczak said she deleted her Facebook profile “because I did not want to be part of, like, anything that would happen to me and stuff.”
Bay Path’s Superintendent-Director David Papagni said some students and parents alerted school officials in January that someone had secretly copied the Facebook photos of students and posted them on the site.
“It’s an awful thing,” Papagni said.
How can you prevent this from being done? Up your Facebook security to the maximum level. The local CBS affiliate reports Worcester District Attorney Joseph Early as saying “Three things in life used to be permanent: life, death, and taxes. Now it’s life, death, taxes, and any image that you put on the internet.”
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Comments (70)
ZaphodsPlanet
Posted on February 18, 2012 at 12:29pmDUH! …. Do you still let your kids have Facebook accounts? WTF is wrong with you? Zuckerburg/Facebook have proven time and time again that they could give a crap about your privacy….. so here’s yet another reason, more proof of why you shouldn’t let you kids play on these web sites. You know what’s funny? I can share this comment on Facebook by checking a box to the bottom right of this text box…..LOL. I’ve got no issues with Twitter, however, Facebook is just dedicated to bringing out the inner narcissist in most everyone….. I hate that site. If you‘re stupid enough to let your kids on Facebook you’re doing your children a real disservice, especially if you’ve been even more stupid and allowed them to upload images of themselves. There is no way to regulate the internet without really destroying it in the process…. until your kids are 18 you shouldn’t allow them to have profiles or accounts on any of these sites. Pull your heads out of your butt people.
Report Post »KathleenElsie
Posted on February 18, 2012 at 11:58amThe girls were just doing what the youth of today are doing. I want to know where the parents were while the girls were on the internet. Children and adults need to understand what we put on the internet is fair game.What we do not want is to have the government decide what is ok and not ok to post. Families need to monitor what they put on public display.
Report Post »raderby
Posted on February 18, 2012 at 10:07amone other thing: get the heck away from Flushbook, Twooter, etc. Bad habit, bad software, bad risk. Time wasters all.
Report Post »raderby
Posted on February 18, 2012 at 10:05amfind the perps and kill them. Or, if too squeamish about death sentence, send them to Gitmo since they have terrorized the girls.
Any of these slugs EVER get within 1K miles of my kid, I guarantee I’ll go Charlie Bronson on them with double aught from toes to groin, little by little, piece by piece.
Report Post »Lonescrapper
Posted on February 18, 2012 at 10:02am“Seventeen-year-old Autumn Walczak said she deleted her Facebook profile “because I did not want to be part of, like, anything that would happen to me and stuff.” ”
Huh??? I’m assuming this person is ready for college without needing ESL classes, but I can’t understand what she just said.
Report Post »TheCenturion
Posted on February 18, 2012 at 8:50amEver try to delete pictures from facebook? You can’t!
Ever try to delete your facebook account? You can’t!
My brother asked me to instant message with him on fb, I typed the following message; “Why are you dragging me onto this social cesspool?” Our connection was terminated immediately, by someone at fb.
Facebook is a tool of the devil. I hate it, no longer use it.
Report Post »Wolf
Posted on February 18, 2012 at 10:24amNow just sit back, relax and watch the Internet Police start screaming ‘there oughtta be a law’ for more control of the ‘net so ’the children‘ aren’t exploited like this. And of course, all the simple minds wil agree because, after all, ‘it’s for the children’.
Report Post »The Blu Morpho
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 11:46pm1`. they wouldn‘t have known about it if THEY WEREN’T WATCHING PORN.
Report Post »2. My FACEBOOK pictures are for FRIENDS ONLY so If they didn’t want someone to see them, they had the control over that and failed to use it.
3. If they are “fully” clothed, WHY IS THIS NEWS????
josh345
Posted on February 19, 2012 at 1:54pmThis is news because there were signs in the pictures that could lead to identification of the girls….
Report Post »Mr.Fitnah
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 8:58pmSome people are not good enough to be Dbags, they are rupture pus.
Report Post »Walking talking gleet.
COFemale
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 7:28pmOh, maybe I should remove my foxy picture otherwise it may make a porno site. Actually, it is a fox sitting in the snow near our vehicle who came out looking for food. This is why I never put personal pictures out on Facebook. The most they will get from me is flowers and animals.
Report Post »COFemale
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 7:22pmThat was from Facebook. This was brought up a couple months ago. My daughter got the reverse, porn items were posted to her Facebook account. It is not a far stretch that pictures from Facebook got posted to the porn site.
This also could be something Anonymous did when they hacked into porn sites. They hacked sites and posted pictures on certain sites.
Report Post »Jenny Lind
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 6:51pmWHAT? That is sick, and horribly sad. And no one deserves this, anyone who says so is as sick as the person who did it. I won‘t back down from that opinion and I won’t bother to read reply’s as I can see where the idiots are going.
Report Post »VicksVaporub
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 7:48pmThe daily dose of naivete from the bla(h)ze.
Report Post »frust@ted
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 7:53pmJenny,
I agree with you, I can’t understand why someone thinks these girls deserve this. I hope they are just using the wrong word and maybe they don‘t mean deserved as much as they don’t pity them. I can understand why someone may not take pity on someone for this because you are putting yourself out there and facebook is dangerous.
Report Post »thegreatcarnac
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 6:06pmThe girls had really nothing to do with getting on a porn site. Obviously, someone that knew them did. They say theyl traced it to a site overseas. How long will our government let Americans be preyed upon by sites in Nigeria, India, and Europe without sending some stealthy type agents there to find these nests of criminals and give them so overdue justice.
Report Post »sensible99
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 5:12pmHijacked photos? Uhm…it’s called copy and paste.
Report Post »frust@ted
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 4:40pmI am stunned at the people on here who are saying they got what they deserved. These are people who have done nothing wrong or illegal, just put up some pictures on their facebook page. We should not become a society where we beleive people who are victimized get what they deserve because we live in a society with freaks. Don’t get me wrong i hate facebook and have an account with 0 friends and only have it to protect myself from someone using my appearance and name as a profile.
Report Post »fakeid200
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 4:53pmFirst of all I said that their parents got what they deserved and they did. Parents who let their minor children learn lessons about privacy on the internet the hard way are criminal themselves. And yes if you get robbed and have no scene to protect your stuff you do deserve it for having nice things and no brain to one not protect them and and second posting pictures of your stuff with clues to where you live for the world to see. Put your statement into context or it’s not relevant. These MINOR girls posted their own images with clues to where they go to school etc They deserve to learn the lesson and the PARENTS differently deserve to be (robbed) for having nice things (AS YOU WOULD SAY) and not protecting them and allowing them to be posted for the world to see! Your argument only tries to make excuses for stupidity! Having Facebook to keep yourself safe is really bright as well you hate them so you help them make money! You are as bright as your comments!
Report Post »frust@ted
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 5:05pmfakeid
you exactly said the kids got what they deserve quoting from you “I agree they got what they deserved or the parents did ” you said they or the parents did. This means you meant the children otherwise you should not have used the word or which implies two seperate people deserved something.
even the way you put it into context to make it relevant. I still don‘t believe these people did anything illegal or wrong and would still say they didn’t get what they deserved. You are telling people that they need to live their life in fear of what criminals may do to them and if they don’t they get what they deserve.
the definition of deserve is “Merited or earned” so you think that taking a picture and putting on the web makes you deserving of being placed on a child porn site by a freak. Would you also beleive that if these children were stalked by one of these freaks and rapped they are desrving of that too?
You are clearly letting your personal feeling of facebook, skew you judgement. You are not thinking logicaly rather you are thinking emotionally.
Report Post »frust@ted
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 5:13pmThere you go FakeID resort to calling me not bright. That is not the way to win an argument you win arguments through facts and logic.
Report Post »fakeid200
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 5:26pmNo I think making excuses for stupidity is the ultimate participation trophy. I did say that they or at least the parents got what they deserve. I did say at least the parents. Yes the Parents do for sure deserve the guilt of the consequences of their neglect. As for the kids If they want to act like adults they should expect to be treated as one. If they post pictures on a site that is known to have privacy issues and post on a site that has lead to people getting exploited again and again. If they were the first to be exploited then I would agree they did nothing wrong. But If you fail to learn from history it is always going to repeat its self. So this is why I feel they deserve to have their images exploited its like giving the world your credit card # and knowing someone in the world is a crook but expecting it to be safe. I think you forget about privacy settings. If they posted the pictures for the world to see yes they deserve the consequences of their actions! What ever happens is the fault first of a stupid parent and second of a stupid kid. When I had Facebook I blocked people from seeing my account unless I was a friend. If your dumb enough to give it to the world you get what you deserve period. Nice try though!
Report Post »fakeid200
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 5:32pmAlso if what you think is a fact! Turns out to be just a bad opinion then your no so bright. Sometimes the truth hurts very sorry but the facts are that if your to stupid to protect your personal info and you just put it out there for the world to see not taking advantage of privacy settings put in place to protect people then you get what you deserve kid or not! The parents should be charged with neglect because that’s what it all boils down to!
Report Post »frust@ted
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 5:50pmFakeid,
I think where we differ on this argument is on this and correct me if I am wrong.
I believe that people should not have to adjust their life to accommodate for evil people, I think people should always be cognoscente of what they are doing and try to protect themselves. However if an evil person does something wicked to someone who did not protect themselves the way they should have; they may have been stupid or naive but do not deserve to be victimized.
You believe that people should adjust their life to protect themselves from evil people, if they do not and someone victimizes them they are deserving of it.
I know I said facts before in my statement about arguments which is true but this is more of an argument based on logic as we are complete agreement on the facts at this point.
Report Post »Wolf
Posted on February 18, 2012 at 10:32am@ Frust… “…I believe that people should not have to adjust their life to accommodate for evil people…” But that’s exactly what you did, by your own admission here, “…Don’t get me wrong i hate facebook and have an account with 0 friends and only have it to protect myself from someone using my appearance and name as a profile…” You‘re ’adjusting your life’ right there, to accomodate for evil people.
Report Post »You’re correct that we should not have to adjust our lives to accomodate evil, but you’re going about it wrong, IMO. It’s the same as those attempting to kill our Second Amendment rights to accomodate the evil people around us.
fakeid200
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 4:11pmI agree they got what they deserved or the parents did at least for allowing their kids on Facebook. Look Facebook is going public and making bucks off every person they exploit. This site I believe will also be a tool of a Government gone mad. Why are so many ex Obama employees going to work there? If you don’t agree with all the things Facebook does you should delete your profile. At least one girl in the story got wise in the end.. Facebook should be put out of business. Even if you say well I never log on to my Facebook they are still making money off you. ERASE YOUR FACEBOOK TODAY. If you agree that they are evil. But why do they want to know so much more info like ok these are your friends then it was who are relatives not friends then it was how good of friends are you/ They keep wanting more and more. They scared me I erased my page I would like to see everyone do the same! I want to see the site go under but by we the people not by regulation and I am also afraid that these type of story’s are going to be what leads to Government regulating the internet. These are False Flag situations I think to lead to removal of freedom!
Report Post »frust@ted
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 4:33pmfakeid,
they did not get what they deserved, they did nothing illegal or wrong. Nothing they did was deserving of getting pictures posted on to a child porn site. You would hope these kids can take a valuable lesson away from this about the security of the internet and the dangers that are out there.
The way I understand your logic you would also beleive this. If my home was robbed and they took my nice car and my TV I got what I deserved because I shouldn’t own nice things.
Report Post »fakeid200
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 4:51pmFirst of all I said that their parents got what they deserved and they did. Parents who let their minor children learn lessons about privacy on the internet the hard way are criminal themselves. And yes if you get robbed and have no scene to protect your stuff you do deserve it for having nice things and no brain to one not protect them and and second posting pictures of your stuff with clues to where you live for the world to see. Put your statement into context or it’s not relevant. These MINOR girls posted their own images with clues to where they go to school etc They deserve to learn the lesson and the PARENTS differently deserve to be (robbed) for having nice things (AS YOU WOULD SAY) and not protecting them and allowing them to be posted for the world to see! Your argument only tries to make excuses for stupidity! Go on with your bad self lol.
Report Post »frust@ted
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 5:10pmI also want to point out i never said they were not stupid. But being stupid does not make one deserving of being victimized. If it was, being a con artist would be legal because they prey on the stupid.
Report Post »fakeid200
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 5:39pmBeing a con artist is legal it’s called the Federal Reserve and public office. I don’t really think your stupid but the fact still remains that if you fail to use a privacy setting you are setting your self up to be a victim. If you dress like a whore and walk around on Hollywood blvd then don’t be shocked when you get solicited.If you do something stupid you get the consequences of you actions!
Report Post »frust@ted
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 5:50pmwell child porn is illegal too?
Report Post »frust@ted
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 5:53pmYes fake ID I agree 100% their are consequences to your actions and you should accept those consequences but that does not make you deserving of someone doing something malicious to you. I think we are coming closer to an understanding of our views.
Report Post »tonydanibradbury
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 4:06pmThis is one of the reasons we ended our Facebook pages, deleting every picture first, and then asked all of our friends and family to delete any pictures of ourselves or our children from their pages. They all willingly obliged, but it still makes me worried. Nothing is ever truly “deleted” from the Internet.
Report Post »fakeid200
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 4:14pmYou know what sucks is that every thing posted they own. It’s crap.I erased my Facebook all together and it said if I want it all back friends pictures everything all I have to do is log in???? Scary I made a big mistake ever making a stupid Facebook page wish I could take that one back!
Report Post »SpankDaMonkey
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:53pm.
Report Post »I just wonder which one of their Daddy‘s found the picture’s?…….
frust@ted
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 4:43pmThat is the question that i had instantly too, who found these pictures on the website? I‘m hoping that these are sites monitored by FED’s and they approached the family about the pics, they did make several references in the article that the pictures contained items that could identify who they are and where they live.
Report Post »spirited
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 8:00pm;^} Oh Spanky !
Report Post »HappyHaloHousewife
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:44pmAt the risk of sounding mean, I got a kick out of the young woman’s quote. I sooo think, like, child porn is from the devil and stuff. For real.
Report Post »John Kettlewell
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:27pmThis is amusing….so you mean when I right click and choose “Save Picture As”, I am now ‘hijacking’?
Stupidity knows no bounds, if it’s on the internet, it’s public.
Report Post »TXPilot
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:42pmIf you post personal info or pics online, you kinda deserve what you get.
Report Post »Detroit paperboy
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:45pmAnd all we had to worry about was smokin in the boys room… Someone shod write a song about that……
Report Post »libtardian-refugee
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:50pmI like to say, this is the “look at me generation” “take my picture” Absolute fools, wait til they photoshop your face onto a nude body.This is the funniest story of the week. Smile ding bat!!!!
Report Post »SacredHonor1776
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:55pmRemember, you might have friends, or be around people who have cameras, who might post up your pictures without your permission… You don‘t necessarily have to be on ’facebook’…
Report Post »Rocky_biskit
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 4:10pmThats why I have this on my profile … not that it will help should we become a Totalitarian Government.
“**PRIVACY NOTICE:**PRIVACY NOTICE:
Report Post »Warning–any person and/or institution and/or Agent and/or Agency of any governmental structure including but not limited to the United States Federal Government also using or monitoring/using this website or any of its associated websites, you do NOT have my permission to utilize any of my profile information nor any of the … See More content contained herein including, but not limited to my photos, and/ or the comments made about my photo’s or any other “picture” art posted on my profile. You are hereby notified that you are strictly prohibited from disclosing, copying, distributing, disseminating, or taking any other action against me with regard to this profile and the contents herein. The foregoing prohibitions also apply to your employee(s), agent(s), student(s) or personnel under your direction or control. The contents of this profile are private and legally privileged and confidential information, and the violation of my personal privacy is punishable by law.”
fakeid200
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 4:22pmI agree Facebook owns those pictures once they are posted. They should be copy righting them and protecting their property. OR DID FACEBOOK EXPLOIT THESE GIRLS BY SELLING THE PICTURES!! Kinda makes me wonder. The Facebook agreement says they own them once you post them if that‘s the case why dosen’t Facebook find these losers they say they can show everyone who looks at your page. I am sure they could find these people easier the the cops and get them in civil court but no they do nothing so why would they do nothing about someone stealing their property? I think because they sold these pictures I speculate!
Report Post »fakeid200
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 4:34pmRocky_biskit
Report Post »your statement is kinda stupid by using their sites you agree to the exact thing your telling them they cannot do. They have you clicking agree you dont have squat from them you cant just say you cant do this after you click I agree that you can. just delete your accounts and stop posting stuff your statement to them is restarted and meaningless they are probably thinking and saying the same thing I am your a tard we will do what ever we want and you will shut up and take it. We have better lawyers and way more money then you stupid pee on! And if it’s a criminal well they will exploit you so do you think they give a crap about permission. Just saying !!!!
jakartaman
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:26pmHa ha ha ha
Any dope that uses Facebook deserves this type of treatment.
Ha ha ah – can’t fix stupid!!!
Report Post »SacredHonor1776
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:34pmIt doesn’t matter if you were on Facebook or not… If you have friends who have digital cameras (or any camera for that matter), and like uploading pictures to the web, you may end up on the internet without giving your permission….
Report Post »Mo Better
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:24pmThis is known as a reward for the social media nitwits who erroneously believe such garbage as Facebook is meaningful in any sense. Hint, hint: Get a life!
Report Post »neverending
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 4:16pmAgree 100%
Report Post »Larry E
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:18pmMaybe it’s just me, but people who do stuff like this need to be flogged, often and with great vigor. The same with people who buy, sell, peruse, and accommodate child porn. I realize that probably doesn‘t meet Planned Parenthood’s ideas of wonderfulness and free love, but it’s just the old fashioned way I am.
Report Post »SureYaDo
Posted on February 19, 2012 at 1:04pmyou think all your tough talk impresses anyone? it doesnt, it just tells us you have insecurity issues and got beat up alot. why don’t YOU cowboy up and speak like a man not a thug
Report Post »Locked
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:16pm“Three things in life used to be permanent: life, death, and taxes. Now it’s life, death, taxes, and any image that you put on the internet.”
I’ve always heard it was two things in life: death and taxes. How is “life” permanent?
Still, take out that part, and it’s a pretty good quote!
Report Post »hidden_lion
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:20pmOne question…
Report Post »How did they find out their picture was posted on a child Poorn site?
CatB
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:26pm@HIDDEN .. I wondered that also.
Report Post »Cat
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 5:32pmHidden >
First thing to pop into my mind as well …
Second thought … ARRRRG, in reaction to the quote from a seventeen year old girl,
“Because I did not want to be part of, like, anything that would happen to me and stuff.”
Good God, what has happened to the English language (and stuff)?
Report Post »Tri-ox
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:14pmFacebook should be a 21 and over, ADULTS ONLY site – children should not be allowed.
Report Post »frust@ted
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 4:37pm21 and older? Maybe you could get me to consider 18 and over but if you are able to be considered an adult you should be old enough to handle facebook.
Report Post »fakeid200
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 5:13pmya and if your old enough to post pictures of yourself your old enough to learn about being exploited because you have stupid parents! No way to judge or regulate age anyway I think you should have to have a credit card to use it. That would rid all of the minors from Facebook or make the parents responsible for what goes on and then the parents might not allow their stupid kids to act like adults and get exploited. If the parents give the kids their credit card numbers it would be the same as giving permission and if the kids took it without permission that’s fraud. Either way you get accountability without Government regulation.Same with porn sites! (yes I’m 18 click) Says the 12 year old!
Report Post »lukerw
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:12pmLOL :) Welcome to the Real World: Suck it up!
Report Post »oldguy49
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 3:17pmdon’t put it out there unless you want people to see it……..and never with personal info
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