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Korea is a country that is lenient toward child sex crimes. The operator of the world’s largest child porn site tearfully requested to be punished in Korea, not in the United States.
Welcome to Video - Son Jong-woo Case
South Korean man Son Jong-woo is the operator of the world’s largest child porn site, “Welcome to Video.” Son uploaded child porn and earned virtual currency. He made a profit of 415 bitcoins from a total of 220,000 child porn files through this method.
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS), which first discovered the site, requested cooperation from the U.S. Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). The investigation revealed that the operator was South Korean. HSI requested cooperation from Korea and arrested the operator, Son Jong-woo.
Son Jong-woo hired 7 lawyers, received a suspended sentence in the first trial, and was ultimately sentenced to 1 year and 6 months in prison in the second trial.
However, Son’s father filed additional lawsuits against him not only for child-related crimes but also on charges including the Act on Regulation of Concealing Criminal Proceeds. The key point is that several months earlier, a Washington, D.C. federal grand jury had indicted Son on six charges—including producing, distributing, and advertising child sexual abuse material, as well as money laundering—with nine counts, and requested that Korea extradite him to the U.S.
At that time, analysis indicated that if Son were extradited to the U.S., he could face a minimum of 50 years in prison for child pornography-related crimes. In other words, it was far more advantageous for Son to be punished for all his crimes in Korea rather than the U.S. It appears Son’s father sued him directly to ensure he would be tried and sentenced in Korea instead.
Son Jong-woo personally appeared in court, tearfully pleading, “If I can be punished again in Korea, I’ll accept any severe sentence,” begging the court to block his extradition to the U.S.
The court granted Son’s wish and denied his extradition to the U.S. While foreign governments have frequently requested criminal extraditions from Korea, all but five cases were approved. Those five exceptions involved political motivations or expired statutes of limitations—neither of which applied to Son’s case. The U.S. Department of Justice expressed disappointment over the decision.
This is so disturbing but we all should start shaming him with his name and his identity, he needs to be publicly humiliated i don't understand why they didn't public his name and picture??
@BangtanGER_twt Omg, good thing I purchased it already. I also got anxious since I thought I saw for a moment last Friday that it sold out but I was able to buy yesterday.
“Wala siyang ginagawang masama sa loob”. Exactly, he enjoys doing shady things and y’all benefit from it. Caught in a lie but still has the nerve to strongly deny it. Tapang ng apog niyo girl.
Teka lang muna, those are baseless allegations. Please refrain from throwing hate and personal attacks at him, including me and our family until facts come out. I am with my husband in this. Wala siyang ginagawang masama sa loob. He has been doing his best to serve the people of his district in Quezon City since the beginning. I sincerely hope and pray that the people who are TRULY responsible will be held accountable and that innocent individuals be spared from this mess. Napaka unfair.
Corinna Smith, 59, was convicted in 2021 for murdering her 81-year-old husband, Michael Baines, in Neston, UK, by pouring boiling water mixed with sugar on him while he slept. He died weeks later from burns. Smith acted after learning Baines allegedly abused their children, linked to her son's suicide. The court sentenced her to life with a 12-year minimum, noting her distress but condemning the brutal act. Public opinion splits: some see her as protecting her kids, with a petition gaining 26,000 signatures; others argue murder is unjustifiable, emphasizing legal due process. The case fuels debate on justice and systemic failures in handling abuse.
Corinna Smith poured boiling water mixed with sugar on her husband whilst he slept, killing him. Corinna said that she found out he had been sexually abusing their children
the only way to completely cancel kim soohyun in korea is to reveal what drugs he used. koreans can forgive grooming and pedophilia but they draw the line when it comes to marijuana.