Thread: Criminals Privacy breach AN0M

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

He has been on the run for a while. I love runners though I suspect his bulked up steroid weight might make long distance running a bit of a drama for him.
trikes gang, triads, mafia....... The chase is on I wonder where in the world he can hide his possibly very tiny testicles (steroids do that)

Police suggesting they are worried about him.

This article ran four days ago obviously to cause a bit of chatter. Implies he has STD's and him marriage is on the rocks, also mentions the police are frustrated by the use on encrypted messages. The whole article basically outs his whereabouts.
Police did an amazing job setting all this up.
Hakan Ayik: Tracking Australia’s most wanted man to his new life in Turkey

Originally Posted by Fattima

This article ran four days ago obviously to cause a bit of chatter. Implies he has STD's and him marriage is on the rocks, also mentions the police are frustrated by the use on encrypted messages. The whole article basically outs his whereabouts.
Police did an amazing job setting all this up.
Hakan Ayik: Tracking Australia’s most wanted man to his new life in Turkey

I was rather amazed reading that media could easily find him yet police could not. Ill informed at that time, I teased a police person I know they might need to employ journalist. We now know they not only knew exactly where he was but also used him as a tool (or fool) and could see hear and understand any nefarious actions he was up to

The news papers claim the police could not find him but they could are now clearly a huge bit of "WHOOPs" Big claim proved wrong plus The journos - Nick McKenzie, Joel Tozer and Sumeyya Ilanbey just might have known of course

America the land of the free So free they cannot listen to criminals

"However, FBI agents were not allowed to download or read any messages sent from AN0M accounts in the United States because of privacy laws.
President of the NSW Council of Civil Liberties Pauline Wright said the US had "pretty strict protections around human rights and privacy" which Australia did not have.

"It illustrates that Australia is an outlier in terms of protections for human rights and civil liberties," she said."

I am glad I live in Australia