The FBI and Justice Department announced on March 4th, 2008 the arrest of 14 Americans taking part in a well-organized, sophisticated international child pornography ring. The suspects traded over 400,000 graphic images and videos depicting toddlers involved in various sexual and "sadistic" acts. 20 of the children seen in the photos and videos have thus far been found, but experts say it could take several years to locate all of the victims.
Fast Facts:
- Ring was active for 2 years
- Suspects from Virginia, Florida, Oregon, Indiana, Texas, Connecticut, Washington State, California, Texas, Idaho, North Carolina
- Suspects could face 20 years to life in prison if convicted
