A terrible one child abuse and pornography case shook in the last hours the inhabitants of Medellin Colombia. A woman he forced his children -a 1 and a half year old baby, a 7 year old girl and a 9 year old boy-, to perform sexual acts while recording them and then sell the material online.
The videos began to spread mainly in Australia and the authorities of that country began an investigation to rescue the three minors. Interpol information analysts collected more than 90 images of pornographic content and they entered them into software with the capacity to analyze thousands of data and provide information from the countries where the crime is possibly being committed.
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Thus, they determined that Colombia was the country of origin. Thus, the staff of the Criminal Investigation Directorate and Interpol confirmed that the scenes were always filmed in the same house. The abused minors were always the same and Two women appeared at his side.
The rescue of minors. (Photo: Medellín City Hall)
Following track of a school uniform who had one of the children, the police found the whereregardings of the women in the Alfonso López neighborhood in Medellín and it was determined that one of them was the mother of the minors and the other, their aunt.
In some cases, the sisters recreated sexual scenes in front of the children and forced them to do the same as them, they even told them: “Look at the camera and ask for a gift”, a phrase with which -the researchers conclude- the women They sold pornographic material.
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Finally, the women were detained and the minors were placed under protection in a transit home. The investigation continues because there may be an international organization dedicated to child pornography that induced this low-income woman to perpetrate these atrocities.
According to official figures, more than 2000 girls, boys and adolescents entered the Administrative Process for the Restoration of Rights (PARD) for being victims of commercial sexual exploitation in Colombia, while Legal Medicine reported that in 2022 20,887 exams were performed doctors for alleged sexual abuse once morest minors in the country.