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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Welcome_to_Video_caseWelcome to Video case - Wikipedia

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   Welcome to Video case. Screenshot captured from the dark web moments after the website was seized by law enforcement agencies. The Welcome to Video case involved the investigation and prosecution of a child pornography ring which traded videos through the South Korean website Welcome to Video, owned and operated by Son Jung-woo (or Jeong-woo).

2. www.koreadailyus.com › accomplice-sentenced-to-17Accomplice sentenced to 17.5 years in U.S. while mastermind ...

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   Federal prosecutors stated that Vincent Galarza, 32, from New York, was sentenced on July 7 to 17 years and six months in prison for his involvement in operating Welcome to Video. This stands in contrast to the South Korean court’s sentence of 18 months for Son Jung-woo, the owner of Welcome to Video. “Between May 31, 2017 and February 9 ...

3. endsexualexploitation.org › articles › justiceJustice Denied as Man Behind Horrific “Welcome to Video ...

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   Aug 13, 2020 · The Horrific Abuses Overseen by Son Jong-woo via “Welcome to Video” Son Jong-woo was originally arrested back in March 2018 when the U.S. Department of Justice traced the exchange of bitcoin cryptocurrency on Son’s site “Welcome to Video” which was a dark web landing place where more than 250,000 videos of minor children being sexually abused were uploaded and sold to over 1.28 ...

4. www.cnn.com › 2019/10/19 › asiaHow authorities caught the South Korean man behind one ... - CNN

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   Oct 19, 2019 · According to the indictment released Wednesday by the DOJ, Welcome to Video began operating around June 2015. The site worked like this: anyone could create a free account.

5. en.yna.co.kr › view › AEN20220207008300315Sex offender indicted over concealing criminal proceeds ...

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   Feb 7, 2022 · Son Jong-woo, 26, was released in July 2020 after finishing a 1 1/2-year prison term for running a child sex exploitation website called Welcome to Video on the darknet from June 2015 to March 2018. Two months before his release, his father filed a criminal complaint in May 2020, accusing the son of hiding criminal proceeds.

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6. www.sportskeeda.com › us › k-popFrom Seungri to Jung Joon-Young: Tracking back members ...

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   Jun 2, 2024 · Korea JoongAngDaily reported that he served time in prison from March 2019 until March 2024 when he was released. Jung Jun-young. (Images via BBC World Service / YouTube)

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   Did South Korea's 'Welcome to video' man escape justice?

   • In July 2020, the South Korean man responsible for operating “Welcome to Video” — one of the world’s largest child sexual abuse material (often referred to as “child pornography”) websites — appeared to escape the full extent of justice after the Seoul High Court denied his extradition request to the United States.

   Justice Denied as Man Behind Horrific “Welcome to Video

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   Who is Jong Woo son?

   • Then it all began to unravel. On Wednesday, the United States’ Department of Justice (DOJ) revealed how it had followed a trail of bitcoin transactions to find the suspected administrator of the site: A 23-year-old South Korean man named Jong Woo Son. But the case is much bigger than just one man.

   How authorities caught the South Korean man behind one of the ... | CNN

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   How long did Jung Joon-young serve in jail?

   • Jung Joon-young was charged with reportedly gang r*ping one of his fans and illegally recording several other victims. Some of the recordings were from 2015. He got a six-year jail term which was lowered to five years. Korea JoongAngDaily reported that he served time in prison from March 2019 until March 2024 when he was released. Jung Jun-young.

   From Seungri to Jung Joon-Young: Tracking back members ... - Sportske…

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   Did BBC World Service release a documentary about K-pop chat groups?

   • BBC World Service dropped a documentary titled Burning Sun: Exposing the Secret K-pop Chat Groups on May 19, 2024. Acclaimed for its breaking stories, the British public service broadcaster exposé unearthed new information about the 2019 scandal and released the documentary on its official YouTube channel.

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8. www.tiktok.com › @bini_echizen › videoBaek Hyun-Woo Jail Arc: Emotional Scene from Queen ... - TikTok

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   514 Likes, 26 Comments. TikTok video from Infinity 🌸 (@bini_echizen): “Watch the heartbreaking jail arc featuring Baek Hyun-Woo in Queen of Tears episode 14. Follow the emotional journey of Baek Hyun-Woo in this captivating Korean drama series. #fyp #kimsoohyun #KimJiwon #baekhyunwoo #honghaein #queenoftearsepisode14 #QueenOfTears”.

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