“Do you want me to start looking into it?” Belanger asked.īelanger is pale and petite, with dark hair and a steady gaze. Way happened to be a resident of Toronto’s west end he was in his late thirties, single, and, evidently, an entrepreneur. He expected the trace to lead nowhere many collectors of child pornography are adept at scrambling their IP addresses. Krawczyk was startled by the volume: approximately 10,000 media files, many of them depicting the sexual abuse of young boys. He had spent months gaining the confidence of this particular collector before the man finally agreed to share some of his images and videos. Krawczyk-tall, with the slender, broad-shouldered build of a competitive cyclist-was running a search on the IP address of an anonymous collector he had met working undercover in an encrypted online community. One afternoon in October 2010, detective Lisa Belanger was sitting at her desk when her supervisor, Paul Krawczyk, walked past to grab a printout. For more Walrus audio, subscribe to AMI-audio podcasts on iTunes.
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