38 yo Citibank manager (guess race) cry on camera after getting busted by paedopile hunters

[Rogue Trader]

Citibank manager, 38, who was snared by paedophile hunters trying to meet a girl, 14, for sex is jailed for 15 months

• Balachandran Kavungalparambath, 38, travelled over 100 miles to meet girl, 14
• The Citibank worker lived in east London and was snared in a Birmingham hotel
• Married father wanted to take teenager's virginity and said it would be 'painful'
• Paedophile hunters live streamed the confrontation online for more than an hour
• Kavungalparambath, from India, initially lied, saying he only want to have lunch
• He sent the decoy explicit messages on Whatsapp which were read out in video

By Sebastian Murphy-bates For Mailonline

PUBLISHED: 13:10 GMT, 29 October 2017 | UPDATED: 13:39 GMT, 29 October 2017

A banker who was snared by paedophile hunters trying to meet a 14-year-old girl for sex has been jailed for 15 months.

Citibank business manager Balachandran Kavungalparambath travelled over 100 miles to meet the teen in Birmingham, warning 'the first time is always painful' after grooming her online.

But the 38-year-old was met by the Internet Interceptors group, who had been posing as the underage girl and live streamed the confrontation for more than 130,000 viewers on Facebook.

City banker cries as he is confronted by paedophile hunting group

Despite sending the decoy explicit messages, the married father-of-one said he only wanted to have lunch with the girl until hunters read his Whatsapp conversations aloud.

He also claimed 'she told me that she was 18' before admitting he was told the girl was 14.

'She told me...whoever the person was that spoke to me spoke to me that she had a desire and she wanted to have sex, but that was not my intention and I had chatted with her,' he said.

'I was supposed to have a chat with her, it was not with the intention of getting her into a bed and having sex with her.

'That was not my intention.'

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The Citi worker was based in Canary Wharf, east London, but travelled to Birmingham to meet the girl

An Internet Interceptors member then starts quoting Kavungalparambath, who said he wanted to penetrate the girl in messages.

'Who are you saying that to? What age are you speaking to when you're saying that?'

The banker, who worked in Canary Wharf, east London, then admits: 'I meant to have sex with her.'

Kavungalparambath places condoms and perfume onto a table when ordered to empty his rucksack.

He was jailed for 15 months at Birmingham Crown Court on Monday after admitting to attempting to arrange or facilitate the commission of child sex abuse.

He was also placed on the sex offender register for 10 years and given a 10-year sexual harm prevention order.

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WhatsApp messages were read aloud in the live stream showing the decoy claiming to be a 14-year-old girl

The footage, which is more than an hour in length, started with the Kavungalparambath, of Blackwall, east London, being cornered by three paedophile hunters.

They lead him into his Birmingham hotel room, where he puts his head in his hands as the captors explain that the girl he was talking to did not exist.

He is confronted with messages he sent telling the 'teenager' he wants to 'kiss you and lick you madly and want you to get excited'.

Arranging a meeting he admits 'would end with us making love', he says 'I want to see those beautiful eyes' before adding 'making you pregnant is not my intention'.

He also says: 'We will take a shower at the hotel in the morning..we will shower together. Would you be shy?'

When the decoy refuses to talk on the phone because she doesn't want to be caught by her 'mother', he complains that she is 'very strict'.

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The banker initially denied wanting to meet a teenager for sex and claimed he had travelled more than 100 miles to have lunch with her

Paedophile hunters confronted the business manager with this and other messages which confirmed he was hoping to have sex with a girl

The banker, who was earning £54,000 a year, fights back tears and says: 'I have heard about this. I heard about these groups.'

After constantly repeating 'Jesus Christ', and 'please', he accepts his guilt and says he will lose his job, which he says is not 'high profile'.

'It's not right. I accept my mistake,' he said.

'I will have to leave the country. I am from India.

'I lose my job, I have to leave the country.'

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The video shows Kavungalparambath break down after finally admitting he tried to meet the girl for sex

A female hunter responds: 'There are young guys queuing up to get into Canary Wharf with jobs. Queuing up.

'You travelled all the way up from London to Birmingham today to spend the day in a hotel room with what you believed to be a 14-year-old child, to have sexual intercourse with her.'

The video ends with Kavungalparambath being led into the back of a police car by officers.



A spokesperson for Citibank said: 'This individual is not a Citi employee any longer. The offences are abhorrent.'



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[Rogue Trader]

link to video on Dailymail site:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5028739/Citibank-manager-jailed-trying-meet-girl-sex.html

 

[Leongsam]

If he wanted to fuck young girls he should have stayed in India.

This is what happens with multiculturalism. Scum societies with abhorrent cultures end up polluting the landscape of good, honest Christocentric cultures.

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http://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/world/2012/june/innocence-lost-indias-children-marrying-at-age-8

India's Innocent: Secret Weddings of Child Brides
03-26-2017
George Thomas

RAJASTHAN, India -- Every year, millions of Indian girls are married as children. In some instances the brides are no more than 4 or 5 years old.

Child marriages are illegal in India, but the practice is flourishing.

Rajasthan is the epicenter of India's child marriage. More than half of girls born in the area become child brides before the age of 15.

"The life of a child bride is very sad," said Prem Dabi, who's studying the impact of child marriage on Indian society.

"The moment she gets married, from a physical, mental, emotional and educational perspective, her life becomes very challenging," Dabi added.

Most of India's rural poor live on less than a dollar a day. Marrying off a daughter means one less mouth to feed.

See behind the scenes photos from this story on George Thomas' Facebook page. While you're there, share reaction to his report on India's #childbrides.

Dinesh Shur is a village pastor.

"Girls are seen as a liability and burden," Shur explained. "The girl's family is responsible for the paying [of] the dowry, so the longer they wait to get the girl married off, the more they'll have to pay the future-in-laws."

Secret Weddings

April and May are popular months for marriages in Rajasthan. Villages will hold thousands of ceremonies, the majority of them between minors.

"Every year you'll see the images of parents holding their children, sometimes as young as 4 or 5 years old, in their lap as they get married," Dabi said.

India first introduced laws against child marriage in 1929, and back then the legal age for marriage was set at 12. It was eventually increased to 18 years old in 1978.

To evade the law, families often perform marriages in secret, usually late at night. Outsiders are rarely allowed to attend these ceremonies, let alone film them.

Rajma Patel's parents made an exception, giving CBN News permission to film their son the night before his wedding.

"I am becoming a man tomorrow," Patel laughed on camera.

His parents insist that he's 21. But his friends told CBN News off camera that he's only 10. His young face covered in traditional makeup, he wears a special suit with flashing colored lights.

"I want the youngsters in the village to follow my example," Patel said.

The entire village spends the night before the wedding drinking and dancing.

"Under the influence of alcohol, these dance rituals become sexually charged and often you'll see young boys and girls joining in. It becomes a place to find potential child suitors," pastor Shur said.

Loss of Innocence

CBN News wasn't allowed to film Patel's bride, who is said to be no more than 8 or 9 years old.

"The parents always lie about the child's age," Dabi said. "Families know what they are doing is not right but because of culture and economic reasons, the parents will marry their children off at a young age."

CBN News was allowed to film Veena's wedding. Her wedding took place during the day, which is very uncommon.

"We've been preparing for this wedding for nearly a year," Veena's father Kehra said. "I've invited the entire village to come for this happy occasion."

Veena tried to look her best as she prepared to teeter down the aisle of her house. But she was anything but happy.

In between combing her hair and putting on jewelry, she sobbed uncontrollably. The family tried to console her. When CBN News asked her why she's crying, she refused to talk.

"She has no idea what it means to be a wife, how to take care of a family. But because this has been forced upon her, she has to go along with it. I think she's a little scared," Veena's aunt Jeetha said.

Veena's family insisted she's 18. But she looks 7 or 8.

"I also got married when I was very young. She will adjust," Jeetha said.

No End in Sight

India is only one of many countries where child marriage is thriving. Each year, some 10 million girls are married before they turn 18. The practice is most common in Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia.

"The girl is married then moves in with her husband's family," Dabi explained. "She's not allowed to go to school to get an education. As soon as she reaches puberty she's expected to have children."

And the ripple effects of these young marriages are devastating. Research shows that girl brides are more likely to

• Die during pregnancy and childbirth
• Lose her child before it's born
• Be infected with HIV
• Have three or more births, and
• Undergo multiple abortions.

In the village, Veena's soon-to-be husband, Darji Damor, arrived in a bus with his family. Wearing a special crown with flashing lights, he joined a procession of villagers making their way to the bride's home.

His face was partially covered by a multi-colored mask worn until the ceremony is over. His family also insisted he's old enough to legally marry.

"I am ready to be a husband," Darji said.

Weak and exhausted from her emotional preparation, Venna had to be carried down the aisle by her father.

She sobbed through the two-hour ceremony.

"It is heartbreaking to watch," Dinesh said. "These are children, little children getting married."

 

[Leongsam]

If Singapore does not rid the country of inferior cultures this sort of behavior will soon be rampant.

 

[kelton65]

If Singapore does not rid the country of inferior cultures this sort of behavior will soon be rampant.

Singapore doesn't have a major paedophilla problem. Most child abuse pictures traded on the dark web tend to be produced by whites. You rarely hear of Singaporeans going abroad to other SE countries to have sex with a child while you hear of plenty of ang moh going to SEA nations to abuse children.

In some Islamic countries, marrying a child is permissible. Even the prophet Muhammad did it himself.

 

[Leongsam]

Singapore doesn't have a major paedophilla problem. Most child abuse pictures traded on the dark web tend to be produced by whites. You rarely hear of Singaporeans going abroad to other SE countries to have sex with a child while you hear of plenty of ang moh going to SEA nations to abuse children.

In some Islamic countries, marrying a child is permissible. Even the prophet Muhammad did it himself.

You hear about the Ang Mohs because they are relentlessly pursued by their law enforcement agencies.

On the other hand Asian men get away scot free because it's available at their doorsteps and law enforcement does nothing because they are complicit in the crime.

 

[Rogue Trader]

You hear about the Ang Mohs because they are relentlessly pursued by their law enforcement agencies.

On the other hand Asian men get away scot free because it's available at their doorsteps and law enforcement does nothing because they are complicit in the crime.

Not so much to do with Asian or angmor men... but paedophilia in impoverished countries is difficult to police. A friend who did volunteer work in Cambodia told me about how hopeless the situation is over there. She had to warn the children and their families about the weirdo angmor who lived near the village. Not sure if that helped at all

 

[Leongsam]

Not so much to do with Asian or angmor men... but paedophilia in impoverished countries is difficult to police. A friend who did volunteer work in Cambodia told me about how hopeless the situation is over there. She had to warn the children and their families about the weirdo angmor who lived near the village. Not sure if that helped at all

For every one weird Ang Moh there are 10 weird locals doing exactly the same thing and getting away with it.

 

[gatehousethetinkertailor]

 

[grandtour]

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/4794275/citibank-paedophile-facebook-live-whatsapp-messages-jailed/

 

[Cottonmouth]

HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHHA
Is the perfume for himself or a gift for the 14 yo?

 

[Cottonmouth]

If he wanted to fuck young girls he should have stayed in India.

This is what happens with multiculturalism. Scum societies with abhorrent cultures end up polluting the landscape of good, honest Christocentric cultures.

________________________________

http://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/world/2012/june/innocence-lost-indias-children-marrying-at-age-8

India's Innocent: Secret Weddings of Child Brides
03-26-2017
George Thomas

RAJASTHAN, India -- Every year, millions of Indian girls are married as children. In some instances the brides are no more than 4 or 5 years old.

Child marriages are illegal in India, but the practice is flourishing.

Rajasthan is the epicenter of India's child marriage. More than half of girls born in the area become child brides before the age of 15.

"The life of a child bride is very sad," said Prem Dabi, who's studying the impact of child marriage on Indian society.

"The moment she gets married, from a physical, mental, emotional and educational perspective, her life becomes very challenging," Dabi added.

Most of India's rural poor live on less than a dollar a day. Marrying off a daughter means one less mouth to feed.

See behind the scenes photos from this story on George Thomas' Facebook page. While you're there, share reaction to his report on India's #childbrides.

Dinesh Shur is a village pastor.

"Girls are seen as a liability and burden," Shur explained. "The girl's family is responsible for the paying [of] the dowry, so the longer they wait to get the girl married off, the more they'll have to pay the future-in-laws."

Secret Weddings

April and May are popular months for marriages in Rajasthan. Villages will hold thousands of ceremonies, the majority of them between minors.

"Every year you'll see the images of parents holding their children, sometimes as young as 4 or 5 years old, in their lap as they get married," Dabi said.

India first introduced laws against child marriage in 1929, and back then the legal age for marriage was set at 12. It was eventually increased to 18 years old in 1978.

To evade the law, families often perform marriages in secret, usually late at night. Outsiders are rarely allowed to attend these ceremonies, let alone film them.

Rajma Patel's parents made an exception, giving CBN News permission to film their son the night before his wedding.

"I am becoming a man tomorrow," Patel laughed on camera.

His parents insist that he's 21. But his friends told CBN News off camera that he's only 10. His young face covered in traditional makeup, he wears a special suit with flashing colored lights.

"I want the youngsters in the village to follow my example," Patel said.

The entire village spends the night before the wedding drinking and dancing.

"Under the influence of alcohol, these dance rituals become sexually charged and often you'll see young boys and girls joining in. It becomes a place to find potential child suitors," pastor Shur said.

Loss of Innocence

CBN News wasn't allowed to film Patel's bride, who is said to be no more than 8 or 9 years old.

"The parents always lie about the child's age," Dabi said. "Families know what they are doing is not right but because of culture and economic reasons, the parents will marry their children off at a young age."

CBN News was allowed to film Veena's wedding. Her wedding took place during the day, which is very uncommon.

"We've been preparing for this wedding for nearly a year," Veena's father Kehra said. "I've invited the entire village to come for this happy occasion."

Veena tried to look her best as she prepared to teeter down the aisle of her house. But she was anything but happy.

In between combing her hair and putting on jewelry, she sobbed uncontrollably. The family tried to console her. When CBN News asked her why she's crying, she refused to talk.

"She has no idea what it means to be a wife, how to take care of a family. But because this has been forced upon her, she has to go along with it. I think she's a little scared," Veena's aunt Jeetha said.

Veena's family insisted she's 18. But she looks 7 or 8.

"I also got married when I was very young. She will adjust," Jeetha said.

No End in Sight

India is only one of many countries where child marriage is thriving. Each year, some 10 million girls are married before they turn 18. The practice is most common in Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia.

"The girl is married then moves in with her husband's family," Dabi explained. "She's not allowed to go to school to get an education. As soon as she reaches puberty she's expected to have children."

And the ripple effects of these young marriages are devastating. Research shows that girl brides are more likely to

• Die during pregnancy and childbirth
• Lose her child before it's born
• Be infected with HIV
• Have three or more births, and
• Undergo multiple abortions.

In the village, Veena's soon-to-be husband, Darji Damor, arrived in a bus with his family. Wearing a special crown with flashing lights, he joined a procession of villagers making their way to the bride's home.

His face was partially covered by a multi-colored mask worn until the ceremony is over. His family also insisted he's old enough to legally marry.

"I am ready to be a husband," Darji said.

Weak and exhausted from her emotional preparation, Venna had to be carried down the aisle by her father.

She sobbed through the two-hour ceremony.

"It is heartbreaking to watch," Dinesh said. "These are children, little children getting married."

He can't find hairless white pussy in filthy India. There are only smelly black desi cunts.

 

[Cottonmouth]

This shitskin smallgirlfucker is fucking desperate, 100 miles for a pussy. Serves him fucking right. hahahahha

 

[scroobal]

Bro,

It’s a full blown trade in Cambodia with govt agencies and charity aid groups involved.

You want get a long term visa so Charity Groups are formed and it’s also perfect cover to pull in kids claiming to help them.

The Singapore government after the passing of the law for out of jurisdiction sex offence began clamping down. People have gone to jail and passports of some “aid” workers cancelled.

The thing in Cambodia is so bad that it is best not to be involved in any charity work. Like everything else in life these things succeed when they have few gullible people doing genuine and providing cover without realising it. It’s sad but unfortunate situation.

Not so much to do with Asian or angmor men... but paedophilia in impoverished countries is difficult to police. A friend who did volunteer work in Cambodia told me about how hopeless the situation is over there. She had to warn the children and their families about the weirdo angmor who lived near the village. Not sure if that helped at all