Freedom of Information Act: CIA Documents Reveal CIA Employees/Contractors who committed Child Sex Crimes were never prosecuted (1 Viewer)

[Insein]

2009-11-20 DOD Document on CIA Criminal Cover Up

Article on the Freedom of Information Act process to get the document.

"Sexual crimes involving children, including the viewing of images of abuse, have been uncovered at other agencies that handle sensitive information. In a November 2009 report, the Department of Defense acknowledged that dozens of Pentagon staff members or contractors had such images. In 2014, the Inspector General of the Intelligence Community found that two officials from the National Reconnaissance Office, which oversees America’s spy satellites, acknowledged viewing images of child sexual abuse during polygraph examinations.

At a symposium in 2016, Daniel Payne, a top Pentagon security official, said that when workers’ computers were examined, “the amount of child porn I see is just unbelievable.”

 

[Zigg]

The Epstein stuff makes it seem that there are a lot of powerful people doing terrible things. Very depressing that it’s almost certain nothing will come of it.

 

[rockaction]

This sort of stuff is surprisingly common in all walks of life. My friend who spent a summer in law school interning at the Coast Guard said something similar. Woz can attest to it. I don't think it's endemic to the rich and powerful, or those that work for government agencies. I think it's just more prevalent than we think. 

 

[Insein]

The Epstein stuff makes it seem that there are a lot of powerful people doing terrible things. Very depressing that it’s almost certain nothing will come of it.

Saw a video with a former spy on the internet somewhere. Don't know how legit it was but he said it was easier to get a compromised pedophile to run for office or apply for a position of power with blackmail then trying to dig up dirt on someone already in the position. Thus assuring you had complete control over them before they ever get in there. 

 

[NorvilleBarnes]

In other news, applications to the CIA are up 200%

 

[Insein]

In other news, applications to the CIA are up 200%

If you are a sexual predator, it seems to be the case. Think of how not worried you must be to work at the CIA and blatantly browse CP on company computers? Either they are hiring the dumbest individuals ever or they know nothing will ever happen to them. Seems to be the latter. 

 

[Insein]

Some more excerpts

"During an investigation that ended in August 2009, an official with a security clearance acknowledged having sexual contact with two girls, ages 2 and 6, and downloading illicit images while working for the CIA. The inspector general started a broad inquiry and attempted to identify the victims. 

The investigators found that he had “extensively” downloaded abuse material, such as 63 videos of children between 8 and 16. The man regularly used government Wi-Fi to download the material, he distributed it to others, and he brought the photos back into the US after he returned from a trip overseas.

Despite the admissions and the evidence that investigators found on his devices, prosecutors from the Eastern District of Virginia declined to take up a criminal case. They told the inspector general there were “taint issues,” a term that is sometimes used to refer to mishandled evidence. The attorneys also said that the girls in those videos had not been “previously identified child pornography victims,” making it harder to prove they were minors."