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Here is. Interesting perspective about illegal porn
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2019-10-19 at 3:27 PM UTCfrom a former nude child model in Ukraine No less and a girl at that. What do you guys think?
"My name is Maya. I was born in Kiev in winter of 1992. I had a great family with lovely grand mothers and fathers and my parents loved me. I was an ordinary girl.
Back in the days, there was an TV ad about a company which provided an opportunity for kids to become an actors/actresses. The ad was so good and tempting that we (my parents and me) bought it blindly. I really wanted to become an actress or, at least a model. My parents contacted them and we went for an interview. This is how it all had started. And at the end we didn't expect that one day they would ditch us.. and when they did, it was awful.. it was so bad, it hurt our feelings..
Anyways, I was 7 when they showed us some photo sets with beautiful girls in different clothes and dresses. They said that all those sets were published in foreign websites (mostly, American) and offered to make nude sets. We accepted it because those photos were stunning. According to what my mom said, they didn't pay much. She spent a lot on things (food and sometimes clothes) to get me ready for photo sets. Each time it cost about 200 Hryvnias (about $28 in early 2000s). And it wasn't a big deal, actually. The thing is that I really enjoyed the process of making photo sets. You know that girls like attention. The more attention they get the more happy they are. Each girl liked when staff helped her with makeup, haircuts and getting dressed and treated her as a Hollywood star. The company had a tiny sewing room, where they produce costumes and stunning dresses. Oh, by the way, I want to mention that they didn't force us to strip. We played while they were making photos with us and it was just a fun thing to get undressed. As I am speaking for myself, I have no idea whether they did "something" with other models, but nobody touched me that for sure. Under normal circumstances the only people I was touched by were makeup artist and hairdresser. The staff in general worked very hard to make sure, that models don't make friends with each other. I think they did it on purpose because they were changing crew very often. They were worried about our feelings for that matter. I guess. The weird thing was that I only had 3 photos from each set. (thanks to one gentleman, who sent me all materials recently). The company ended up being closed by police. My parents didn't want to lose their social status so they didn't say help policemen with inspecting the company⦠At the time, everything went quite.
I reached puberty early due to my genes. My first time was way, way after the photo sets.
I understand the fact that these nude photo sets with me cause sexual feelings for everyone, not only "pervs" are affected by them. These photos are the pieces of art. But you never know what they can do with ill-minded person (he/she might become cruel and rape kids..) Nobody can help it. It is what it is and it will always be like that. Because it is temptation. But, how to control it? I think, there's a solution for it in giving special licenses for watching materials with child sexual content. Just as people get gun licenses in some countries. These licenses would make people responsible for their actions.
When I feel that I didn't want to continue work for the company, I quitted. I used to work for many companies. I can say that Alex Models, the company which publish LS magazine, I don't remember much but they got shut down, and the owner of the company was arrested. But as nobody wanted to tainted their lives, the owner of the Alex Models was released.
Nowadays I'm a loving wife and mom. I have a beautiful daughter. Of course, life some times can be difficult, but I'm still too young togive up (I'm only 21). Everything will be fine. -
2019-10-19 at 3:28 PM UTCBy the way the link is an information wiki so it should be safe to leave up?
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2019-10-19 at 3:43 PM UTCThis is truly interetsing, fascinating stuff or is it just me?
https://www.bellingcat.com/news/2019/09/11/europols-child-abuse-image-geolocated-in-ukraine-a-forgotten-story-hidden-behind-a-landscape/The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2019-10-19 at 3:58 PM UTCCP should be legal if the child made it themselves
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2019-10-19 at 4 PM UTCShouldnt nude modeling not even be called that or considered as such?
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2019-10-19 at 4:01 PM UTCwell ... the big question is ... why would an underage child be doing nude modeling in the first place?
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2019-10-19 at 4:03 PM UTCRead the article i linked to. Or even the quote above.
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2019-10-19 at 4:58 PM UTCa lot of those child models, nude or otherwise, did so with their parental consent.
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2019-10-19 at 5:34 PM UTC
Though almost 20 years have passed and there is little reference to it on the internet, this studio impacted the world of CSAM production and contributed to its development. It is a clear example of how purveyors of CSAM adopt the guise of benefactors. First – they pay off the victims’ typically impoverished families. Second – they develop a child educational and entertainment programme designed to quell the parents’ and the public’s distrust in the studio. Finally, they take advantage of then-underdeveloped CSAM legislation in Ukraine and an emerging worldwide internet. This is a business model that is still being followed by many modern criminal organizations.
This following section was extracted from the files and by no means expresses the views of the authors – it is rather meant to raise awareness of how such criminal enterprises operate. For legal reasons and for protection of the victims and offenders, we cannot disclose the source. All names used here are fictitious.
Studio A was a company founded by Denis M. & Sergey P. in early 2000s with funds coming from several European financiers. Denis was an IT expert and Sergey was a photographer known for nude “artistic” work with teens. Both individuals met in the summer 2000 and made several arrangements with other webmasters and studios to set up Website1. Sergey would generate the photographic content and be the main model finder; whereas Denis would be in charge of the technical side. By September of the same year, Website1 was fully operational, with material being produced by Sergey in Ukraine. All websites associated operated on a subscription basis. The studio operation included transportation, admin, and security crews. The latter were mainly previous law enforcement officers.
Most of the underage children featuring in their productions were scouted around schools in eastern Europe – mainly Moldova. They usually came from impoverished backgrounds and were offered “modelling work” to help their families with money equivalent to a month’s salary of their parents. Knowing the conditions required by the studio, many parents reportedly agreed to send their children from Moldova to Ukraine with Studio A. The victims lived in different apartments owned by the studio across the city and received computer, arts and English lessons when they were not “modelling.” In efforts to further legitimize the criminal enterprise, the studio organized outings with the parents. Also, according to interviews reported in the files, Denis had falsely claimed on several occasions that the business was “socially responsible” and part of a charitable project in partnership with a worldwide human rights organization.
According to the files, Sergey, who managed the business independently, had a serious addiction to heavy drugs. According to victims’ testimonies, as per the files, Sergey not only photographed victims naked but would then physically sexually assault them and offer them addictive substances. What ultimately happened to Denis and Sergey’s partnership remains unclear, but it is reported that tensions between Denis and Sergey increased and they parted ways in early 2001. Denis renamed the company Studio A* and Sergey kept the original enterprise. Studio A. Sergey convinced a number of parents and children to stay him, while another of other children exploited by Website1 moved on to Studio A*.
Denis then created another website, Website2. The initial material used for this website came from Russia-based projects that featured nude underage girls. Later, Denis started to create new material for which he recruited new victims in Moldova. Sergey kept most of the material created for Website1 and sold it to other parties on the web. Sergey kept working for other studios and also created a new brand, Studio C. Both Website1 and Website2 went down starting in 2002. According to Denis, Website2 was hijacked and redirected to another page that apparently contained more explicit abuse material. According to the files, Denis placed responsibility for that on organizations based in Russia.
After the 9/11 attacks in the U.S., federal authorities and international agencies started to investigate all sort of irregularities on the web more closely. It is likely that Ukrainian authorities at this point came under more pressure, while the police had information about the frequent trafficking of minors from Moldova to Ukraine. In 2002, two women travelling with four children were detained in a train station close to the Ukraine/Moldova border for interrogation. They were carrying false documentation to take these minors abroad. During questioning, all underage girls mentioned they were paid an average of $50 per session in exchange for taking part in explicit photography produced by two individuals: Denis & Sergey. The police proceeded to raid all studios and seized all computer equipment, drugs, and CSAM. Both Denis and Sergey had fled by then, presumably alerted by their corrupt contacts on the police force.
Denis moved to Switzerland and then to Moldova, whereas Sergey was reported to have lived in Moldova, Germany and the U.S. The Ukrainian government initiated a case against both individuals in 2002 for production, sale, and distribution of CSAM. Surprisingly, charges against Denis were dropped in 2003. Ukrainian legislation at that time did not have any provisions for CSAM production.
According to the source, Denis relaunched Website1, but without any nude material. He also created a new studio called Studio B and closed Studio A*. By 2004, both websites Website1 and Website2 were down. In 2007, Denis married one of the girls that worked for the studios – it is unclear how old she was at the time and when she was first recruited – and the ceremony reportedly took place in Moldova. A documentary film was also produced to portray Denis and girls who worked for the studio in more recent years. This production was never commercialised.
Most of the CSAM Sergey produced remains undocumented due to missing data. Sergey was put on a wanted list by police in Germany in relation to abuse of minors as well as for CSAM dissemination. There is no information available as to determine whether Sergey was prosecuted or not.
Some key facts after analysing the information presented in the investigative files:
ImageC5 was produced for Website2
At least 60 victims between the ages of 8 and 17 were hired to work for Website2
More than 7300 images were produced in less than a year
The website published approximately 270 sets of images
60% of the CSAM was produced in studio facilities, while 40% was produced in outdoor locations
On average, 3% of the production was done in each one of the Ukrainian outdoor locations with an 8% maximum produced in Russia.
There were seven “photographers” working for the page including Denis and other unidentified individuals associated with the studio.
The source reported the studio employed assistants, drivers, teachers and security staff. The latter have had previously worked in law enforcement.
$250,000 were received on the personal accounts of Denis and Sergey for the operation carried in Ukraine.
This i think is alexander fradis and not ls studio it is referring to. -
2019-10-19 at 5:37 PM UTCSergey is alexander fradis the man who currently lives in monterey cslifornia and has never served a dys in his life or been prodecuted for fuking these kids and doing drugs with them and photographing them naked.
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2019-10-19 at 5:48 PM UTCBy the way alexander fradis is a jedi and how many sheckels do you guys want to bet his oartner who was a banker from switzerland was also?
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2019-10-19 at 5:52 PM UTCLol and like me he is a freelance weiter now. Btw check out his friend list:
It is so crazy how blatant and open he is and if its not true that he fuked kids how is he not suing that website linked sbove. Because they changed his name to sergey in the report? -
2019-10-19 at 6:15 PM UTCSomeone once blamed me for turning them into a pedophile because I spammed links to LS magazine to scare them into thinking they'd get busted for child porn on their PC. lolz
Actually, they denied being a pedo, but said they were now "addicted to it" and said it was my fault. -
2019-10-20 at 1:11 PM UTCWhat I domt get is how there are so many ukrainians here in warsaw and none of them act like those american articles accuse them of. None of thems eem pervy or degenerwte or porn peddlers and sre no different to polish or anyone else. But they kepe blaming all the worlds porn problems on them for some reason. And none of the women seem damaged or damaged goods or act like those emotional twmpon western or american eomen who all claim to be raped and victims and metoo despite the articles or wuote from above of them getting naked in front of cameras they turned out much better it seems as a result.
