Pedophile pediatrician's material shocks police
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
In what is probably one of the most shocking child pornography case of the last decade, a 47 year old pediatrician in the town of Ioannina, northwestern Greece, faced a local prosecutor today over charges of child pornography.
He was arrested by members of a cyberspace crime police unit following an investigation on illegal material that was traced to the doctor.
Brigadier Sfakianakis, head of the police cybercrime division, spoke about the extent of his morbidity and horror, speaking to a group of high school students visiting the unit.
The pediatrician was released on a 20,000 euros bail and restrictive terms. A large number of hardcore digital archives with unspeakable acts was found in his possession. He was under surveillance from the cyberspace police weeks before his arrest.
“It's unbearable to look at the videos”, said Sfakianakis. “There are acts of bestality with animals being led to rape babies”, he added, saying it is shocking to even comprehend the existence of people with such urges in our society.
Concerning the extent of the investigation, the Brigadier said that it's so huge, that it will shock European public opinion. He pointed out that according to his investigation, there is probably no pedophile in Europe with the perversion of the 47 year old.
Cyber crime police experts have been working day and night to unlock the encrypted archives on the computer of the accused.
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