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| Several of these reconstructed pictures were posted on ] website and led to over 350 people contacting the organization, five of whom identified the man as Neil. Neil was working as an ] teacher in ], but had traveled to ] at the time of his identification. As of ], ], Neil remains at large; according to ] he is assumed to still be in ]<ref></ref><ref></ref><ref></ref><ref></ref> though some reports say he has gone to Vietnam. | Several of these reconstructed pictures were posted on ] website and led to over 350 people contacting the organization, five of whom identified the man as Neil. Neil was working as an ] teacher in ], but had traveled to ] at the time of his identification. As of ], ], Neil remains at large; according to ] he is assumed to still be in ]<ref></ref><ref></ref><ref></ref><ref></ref> though some reports say he has gone to Vietnam. | ||
| ==The Christopher Paul Neil game== | |||
| A new game on Wikpedia is to upload images of people to the Christopher Paul Neil page without their consent and pretend that they have given their consent. This is done by providing an email address which gullible Misplaced Pages editors think is that of the person in the picture, the same technique a number of ] use for ] children. | |||
| However, it's not that serious as Misplaced Pages is shit anyway. | |||
| ==References== | ==References== | ||
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Christopher Paul Neil (born 1975 in Canada) is a suspect in an Interpol investigation of the sexual abuse of at least 12 young boys in Vietnam and Cambodia. Neil, a Canadian national, allegedly appeared in over 200 photographs depicting the abuse, which surfaced on the internet and led to a worldwide manhunt known as Operation Vico. The face of the abuser was obscured by a digital swirl in the photographs, but German computer experts at the Federal Criminal Police Office were able to reconstruct the original picture, using techniques which they have not revealed but are believed to have been as simple as running the transformation in reverse.
Several of these reconstructed pictures were posted on Interpol's website and led to over 350 people contacting the organization, five of whom identified the man as Neil. Neil was working as an English teacher in South Korea, but had traveled to Thailand at the time of his identification. As of October 16th, 2007, Neil remains at large; according to Thai police he is assumed to still be in Thailand though some reports say he has gone to Vietnam.
The Christopher Paul Neil game
A new game on Wikpedia is to upload images of people to the Christopher Paul Neil page without their consent and pretend that they have given their consent. This is done by providing an email address which gullible Misplaced Pages editors think is that of the person in the picture, the same technique a number of pedophiles use for grooming children.
However, it's not that serious as Misplaced Pages is shit anyway.
References
- http://tvscripts.edt.reuters.com/2007-10-08/15006313.html
- Web Paedophile Suspect Identified (Sky News)
- Suspect in child sex abuse image series identified by INTERPOL, believed to be in Thailand
- Hunted paedophile suspect named
- Thai police name pedophile suspect