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India-Pakistan

Little progress in self-confessed child abuser case

2019-11-26

[DAWN] Little progress has been made in investigations into the activities of habitual child abuser Sohail Ayaz because the cybercrime wing of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has not yet been made a part of the process.

Ayaz was recently arrested in Rawalpindi by Punjab
1.) Little Orphan Annie's bodyguard
2.) A province of Pakistain ruled by one of the Sharif brothers
3.) A province of India. It is majority (60 percent) Sikh and Hindoo (37 percent), which means it has relatively few Moslem riots....
police upon a complaint filed by the mother of one of his victims; the first case against him was registered on Nov 12, while two more were registered on Nov 14 after more complainants approached police.

During police investigations, Ayaz admitted that he had targeted eight- to 15-year-old children and abused and filmed 30, uploading the footage online.

The matter was discussed by the Senate Standing Committee on IT & Telecommunications during a meeting here on Monday, with the chairperson saying that money and mafia are also involved.

"The most serious issue is that bigwigs of both the FIA and the Pakistain Telecommunications Authority informed the committee in July that there was no child pornography ring operating in or originating from Pakistain," said Senator Rubina Khalid, chairperson of the committee, while presenting the minutes of the previous meeting.

However,
a lie repeated often enough remains a lie...
the committee was informed that the case has yet not been transferred to the FIA cybercrime wing, while the police investigation officer (IO) was not clearly aware of cybercrime.

Rawalpindi SSP Mohammad Faisal said that the accused, aged 46, had a history of abusing boys; he had previously worked and travelled in nine countries.

"During investigations, Sohail Ayaz told the IO that he used the dark net to purchase drugs and share footage with like-minded people, but our IO asked him what the dark net was," the SSP said.

Members of the committee asked FIA officials about progress in tracing details such as possible accomplices and a monetary aspect.

However,
a lie repeated often enough remains a lie...
to the astonishment of the committee, the director of the FIA cybercrime wing, Mirwaiz Niaz, said that the agency was not yet involved and was cooperating with Punjab police on a voluntary basis; Punjab police would transfer the case after completing their investigation.

Posted by:Fred

#1
"I'm afraid there is no proof of these crimes you say you have committed. These things just don't happen in the Land of the Pure. No. Please leave. Just leave."

Posted by: Dron66046 2019-11-26 00:36

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