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Gay couple sexually abused adopted Russian boy for years

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An American pedophile has been convicted to 40 years in prison for years of sexual abuse of adopted Russian boy. His boyfriend from New Zealand who assisted in meticulously recording acts of sexual offence is going on trial at home.

Two members of the pedophile porn exchange ring Boy Lovers network, Mark J. Newton, 42 and his long-term partner Peter Truong, 36, were busted in 2011 on suspicion that they were sexually molesting their son, born to Russian mother in 2005.

A US judge in Indianapolis has imposed maximum sentence on American-born Mark J. Newton, 42, for sexual exploit of a minor and conspiracy to possess child pornography. Newton is also obliged to pay $400,000 in compensation to the boy’s account.

Newton’s boyfriend Peter Truong, 36, awaits court in New Zealand.

US District Judge Sarah Evans Barker explained that Mark Newton was tried at district court level to save a jury from seeing the images produced by the defendants.

“‘What can be said? What can be done to erase some of the horror of this?’’ Judge Barker said while handing down her sentence, sharing a belief that the pair deserved a stricter punishment.

‘‘Personally ... I think this is probably one of the worst [pedophile] rings ... if not the worst ring I’ve ever heard of,’’ investigator Brian Bone of the US Postal Inspection Service told reporters outside the US Federal Courtroom.

“Russian orphans always attracted foreign perverts because of accessibility. The foreigners were simply coming and taking children for money,” Russian Ombudsman for Children’s Rights Pavel Astakhov told RT.

Russia has recently adopted two laws on adoption of Russian children by foreign families. In December 2012, Russia adopted the ‘Dima Yakovlev Law’ banning American citizens from adopting Russian children. In June 2013, The State Duma passed an amendment that bans the adoption of Russian children by same-sex couples from abroad.

“In forbidding foreign adoptions we put a barrier against scoundrels,” Astakhov said, pointing out that he knows a number of similar cases when foreigners adopted children with solely sexual intent.

Russian Ombudsman for Children’s Rights Pavel Astakhov (RIA Novosti / Alexei Filippov)

Russian Ombudsman for Children’s Rights Pavel Astakhov (RIA Novosti / Alexei Filippov)

Astakhov told RT that the rehabilitation process for the boy, currently adopted by another American family, will take a long time. He noted that according to Russian law an adopted child remains a Russian citizen until lawful age and promised to closely follow boy’s life in the new family.

To avoid future harm to the child, the investigators named the boy ‘Adam’ in all official documents.

Astakhov stressed that he fully trusts the American specialists responsible for Adam’s rehabilitation.

“International cooperation in the sphere of struggle against pedophiles gives Russia an opportunity to identify, expose and punish the criminals, protect children,” he said.
The story of ‘Adam’

Reportedly, starting from 2002, the gay couple of Newton and Truong attempted to find a surrogate mother to give birth to their child. Having failed to find a surrogate mother in the US, where both were working at the time as computer experts, the pair finally found a woman in Russia who gave birth to their child for a fee of $8,000. Mark Newton is believed to be the biological father of the boy dubbed ‘Adam’.

Adam was handed over to Newton and Truong a mere five days after his birth in 2005.

Newton and Truong gave media interviews as a gay couple with an adopted child, stating that their son was born to a Russian surrogate mother they found on the internet.

“Being a father was an honor and a privilege that amounted to the best six years of my life,” Newton told the court minutes before his sentence was announced.

At the age of 22 months, Adam was sexually abused by his ‘adoptive parents’ for the first time. After that he was abused on a daily basis. The ‘parents’ took photos and video recorded practically everything they did to him.

Later on they made Adam available for sex with other members of the pedophile ring in Australia, France, Germany and the US, for which Newton and Truong had to travel extensively. The investigators have found proof of at least eight men in these countries having contact with Adam when he was between the ages of two and six.

Two of these pedophiles have been charged already: they are American residents John R. Powell, 41, a Florida-based lawyer, and Jason Bettuo, a 36-year-old Michigan tennis coach.

Adam was made to believe that the life he lived was normal. He was also trained to give ‘correct’ answers if questioned about his life by an outsider, so when investigators first talked to him they got no information about his parents’ double life.

As the investigation continued, it emerged that Newton and Truong had contacts with some children in Australia who had been questioned. But so far the investigators got no additional information from them.
Busting pedophile syndicate

Newton and Truong came to the attention of police in August 2011 after three men in the US, New Zealand and Germany were arrested over the possession of child exploitation materials.

In all three locations investigators found family photos of Newton and Truong together with Adam, as it turned out that the gay couple had visited all three of the arrested.

They also found proof of Truong and Newton communicating with other child sex offenders.

Having this information, Australia’s Queensland Police Taskforce Argos, which targets pedophiles, conducted several raids and searched the couple’s house in Cairns, which was equipped with a sophisticated set-up of surveillance cameras. The evidence found there was enough to alert the US Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) already investigating the Boy Lover network.

The US police raided the couple’s Los Angeles residence in October 2011. As a result the couple was taken into custody and Adam was placed into care.

At first Newton and Truong claimed they were being targeted because of being gay.

Detective Inspector Jon Rouse, head of Queensland police anti-pedophile Taskforce Argos rejected their claims, saying his unit targets anyone who harms children.

“If you're harming a child - I don't care what your gender is - we will take action. Our interest is the child, not your sexual preference,” said Inspector Rouse in an exclusive interview with Seven News.

Inspector Rouse revealed that his unit had encountered other members of the Boy Lovers network investigating several cases of child sex abuse in area between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast several years ago.

Newton and Truong were arrested in February 2012, but investigators still lacked evidence because the hard drives they extracted from suspects’ computers were encrypted in a most sophisticated manner.

Finally, Truong gave investigators the password to the hard drives and it was there that police found a detailed diary of years of child abuse and information that led to the identification of some of the pedophiles’ associates.
 
Now I know how gays propagate themselves.
 
This is so so sad. The two men are so depraved so it is just so sad.
 
fuck you :oIo::oIo: , tonychat!
we know they are meat eaters!
 
these 2 mofos shld be shot! knn :oIo:
 
More adopted Russian kids at risk: Texas parents suspected of abuse

Two teenage Russian girls have been removed from their adoptive parents and placed in a foster family as Texan authorities begin a probe into suspected threats and possible sexual abuse.

The investigation was confirmed by the Texas Department for Family and Protective Services, Russian news services reported. According to officials the incident took place in the town of Silsbee.

Russia’s Investigative Committee - tasked with oversight in especially important and resonant cases – said on Wednesday that it was starting its own probe in connection with the reports of violence against adopted Russian kids.

The committee’s spokesman gave the names of the American parents as Michael and Penny Deckert and the names of the girls as Anastasia and Svetlana Klimov. The official added that Russian investigators possessed some information suggesting that the girls’ brother Aleksey Klimov, also adopted by the same parents, has repeatedly suffered from abuse and cruel treatment by his US guardians.

Aleksey Klimov, who was given the Anglicized name of Zachariah Deckert, left his adoptive family over a year ago and presently his whereabouts are unknown, the agency’s representative added.

The Investigative Committee will address US law enforcers with a request to provide all materials in the case, the representative said. He noted that despite the fact that the US side rarely expresses an intention to cooperate, Russian law enforcers were firm in their intent to conduct a “full, independent and objective investigation of the facts of cruelty towards Russian children.”

The Russian ombudsman for children’s rights, Pavel Astakhov, also reported that he had received information of another case of abuse of Russian adoptees in the state of Texas. He added that the information must be thoroughly checked and that the Russian investigators and the Ministry of Science and Education (which deals with orphans’ issues in Russia) must first request all relevant information from the US, then establish an action plan.

The official noted that one of the sisters personally addressed the Russian embassy in early March and complained about her adoptive parents’ behavior. Two weeks later, Texan protective services took the sisters from the Deckerts and placed them with a foster family.

Pavel Astakhov said that one of the adopted girls had written a letter, dated March 8, to the Russian embassy about her adoptive family, posting a picture of a handwritten letter as evidence.

According to Russian media the three children were born in the city of Krasnokamsk in central Russia’s Perm Region. In 2003 they all were adopted by the Deckert couple and moved to the United States.

The Klimovs’ case is yet another controversial incident involving suspected abuse of adopted Russian orphans in the US. In February mass media reported the death of three-year-old Maksim Kuzmin, who was adopted by a Texan family. According to the autopsy report, the boy died of injuries, but the US justice system ruled the death was an accident and refused to prosecute the adoptive parents.

The Russian side has repeatedly complained that the US law enforcers offer little cooperation in such cases and eventually Russian legislators passed the so-called Dima Yakovlev Act – an extensive regulation that includes a complete ban on adoptions of Russian children by US parents or by proxy of US organizations. However, the Russian-US adoptions agreement officially remains in force until the end of this year.
 
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