Posted Saturday 12th April 2008 19:29 GMT
Sounds like a pretext
"... according to US law, if we keep these images or forward them to anyone else we are committing a crime".
How can that be possible? How can be that, if you forward it to a legal body, say Brazilian justice or Interpol, you are comitting a crime. Would any actual judge or tribunal upheld that?
It really feels like they are sheltering behind a very narrow interpretation of the law and trying to protect their criminal customers with a legal pretext.
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