74-year-old GP accused of child pornography!

Police started criminal proceedings against a 74-year-old general practitioner living in Balassagyarmat, Northern Hungary. Before, he was accused of forging documents.

According to telex.hu, police searched the home and workplace of the 74-year-old GP in Balassagyarmat in February because of the document forgery case. They seized his computer and cell phone. However, during their check, police experts found pornographic content depicting children on the devices. According to the public prosecutor’s office, the GP not only stored photos but also made some of them.

He was taken into custody on Tuesday, and the court allowed his

pre-trial detention because of the danger of recidivism.

The doctor appealed against the decision.

According to the news of RTL Klub, the police did the house search because they accused him of forging documents. Based on media information, he prescribed sedatives without a medical examination. The doctor wrote then on his Facebook page that the police seized his computer system unlawfully, so he could not continue patient care. Because of the forgery issue, the local government of Balassagyarmat ended his contract, saying that he breached its content.

43-year-old paedophile extorts pornographic content of Hungarian children

At the beginning of August, police arrested a former Jobbik representative of Gyula for obtaining pornographic content depicting children. The karate trainer

not only stored but also took some photos and videos.

Based on the latest news, the court prolonged his pre-trial detention until the end of November.

As we reported before, unfortunately, news platforms all around Hungary report more and more crimes that involve child victims. One of the more recent cases brought to court involves three young victims aged 16, 11, and 9.

The Győr District Prosecutor’s Office indicted a 43-year-old man who had persuaded several underage girls on online chat platforms to take off their clothes.

He secretly recorded the video feeds on his computer and later used the footage to extort even more pornographic content from the victims, Ügyészség reports. According to the indictment of the Prosecutor’s Office, the perpetrator contacted several girls on online chat programs and disguised himself as a teenage boy to seduce underage girls for pornographic content back in 2016. This is how the man came into contact with the three victims, who were 16, 11, and 9 at the time.

After contacting them, he proceeded to earn the young girls’ trust and asked them to send him photos of themselves without clothes, says Kisalföld. The perpetrator, however, did not stop there. Using the images he received, the man blackmailed the victims into stripping naked for him on live video chat, or

he would release their nudes on the internet.

Out of fear the images would go public, the young girls obeyed the perpetrator, who made them pose naked in front of the camera. Unbeknownst to the girls, the man recorded the video calls and later uploaded the footage he acquired to child pornography sites on the DarkNet.

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Source: telex.hu, RTL Klub