Finland's largest sex crimes case opens with teacher accused of luring victims on Snapchat
Police say the defendant used Snapchat and screen recordings to target boys, with 361 known victims and 530 more potential victims identified.
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Finland starts massive Snapchat child abuse case - 361 victims
The trial of a former teacher who investigators say abused around 900 boys online began in Finland on Monday (7 September), in what is believed to be the largest sex crime case in Finnish legal history, public broadcaster YLE reported. The trial is expected to continue until at least the end of the year.
The trial has begun in what is believed to be the largest sex crime case in Finnish history. A 28-year-old man is accused of sexually abusing hundreds of boys, with police estimating that the number of victims could be as high as 900. The Finnish public broadcaster Yle reports. The trial began at the Pirkanmaa District Court in southwestern Finland today, and its scope gives a good idea of the scale of the case. The trial is expected to last 45 …
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