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Court Docs Show University Helped FBI Bust Silk Road 2, Child Porn Suspects

Posted on November 11, 2015 by pogowasright.org

Joseph Cox reports:

An academic institution has been providing information to the FBI that led to the identification of criminal suspects on the dark web, according to court documents reviewed by Motherboard. Those suspects include a staff member of the non-defunct Silk Road 2.0 drug marketplace, and a man charged with possession of child pornography.

It raises questions about the role that academics are playing in the continued crackdown on dark web crime, as well as the fairness of the trials of each suspect, as crucial discovery evidence has allegedly been withheld from both defendants.

Read more on Motherboard.

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