'Million Kids' of Riverside CA has Website Blocked by INTERPOL for Distributing Child Sexual Abuse Material. Twitter & FB Accounts are Still Active!!! (pizzagate)

submitted ago by PizzaGate711

Million Kids is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that claims it combats human trafficking.

From it's twitter page..."Locally, we serve on the Riverside County Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force", in California.

MillionKids Website has been blocked by Interpol.

Interpol Message:

“Your browser has tried to contact a domain that is distributing child sexual abuse material. Access to this domain has been blocked by your Access Service Provider in co-operation with INTERPOL.

This is a preventive measure to protect the children that have been victims of documented sexual abuse and to prevent further dissemination of the evidence of this abuse.

All domains that experience redirection have been checked by police officers at INTERPOL in co-operation with CIRCAMP, and were found to contain child sexual abuse material according to very strict criteria….”

Blocked Website - https://www.millionkids.org http://imgur.com/Tvbmobd

Twitter Page - is still active https://twitter.com/iemillionkids?lang=en

Facebook Page - is still active https://www.facebook.com/MillionKids/

You know what to do!!!! Start digging ....

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reasonedandinformed ago

I have a couple of theories:

  • Could the images on the site include steganography, which is hidden messages, codes, or passwords? There is not much extra space needed to do this, and it is an efficient way to communicate among pedos. I am not expert in this area, but it is a thought.

  • Related to the above idea, I thought I would save some of the images on the home page to my computer to see if I could find anything. This struck me as very strange: The file names for the messages are VERY weird, almost like they contain a hidden code or message in the file name itself:

  • The picture of the girl holding the sign: acab0cd45f7158753577ea5bf9f5726d.jpg

  • The picture of the black girl on the coach: fbda43f18eb62034aeb80032a6895330.jpg
  • The picture of the girl laying down on the park bench: cbf3a12fe198b7b9808b35c6b90920bc.jpg

The file names are unlike any default file names that I am used to given their length and combination of letters and numbers. Maybe I am being overly imaginative, but I think digging for hidden messages/codes in the images and within the site is worth exploring.

EDIT: More thoughts on finding hidden codes in a website: http://www.unfiction.com/dev/tutorial/sourcecode.html

privatepizza ago

Looks like they could be purchased stock images which can be named in that style. A Google search for those numbers brings up only 5 million kids images however. If it was a stock image name, it would come up under the seller's site. The names could be for another purpose, I agree.