Apology from Saini

The poster who was scraping content, Saini has apologized for a bad mistake. I believe the apology to be sincere and accepted.

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Pankaj Saini is a Pedophile?

Most of you know I run a missing children organization and take that very serious. Well today I learned that someone is taking content from the missing children blog here at http://www.missingchildrenblog.com and putting it into the source code of their website.

So when you go to http://blogsearch.google.com and type in kidsearch one of the results on the first page is a story I posted to the blog about myspace.com and sexual predators. That result leads to http:// www. mymyblackteen. com a porn website. DO not go there if it offends you.

But here is what the guy put into the source code.

Is Myspace.com still a ‘predator’s dream?

by Teen make up (teen-make-up) @ Mon, 03 Jul 2006 06:05:12 +0800

Typical that the National Center for Made up and Exaggerated Statistics (NCMEC) is ... Click here to learn how you can monitor your child or teen's computer ... Kidsearch Network Website Runaway Teens Make a Donation to Kidsearch

So he is using content from missing kids websites to promote teen porn.

So I do a whois on the guy and get this;

Whois Server: whois.wildwestdomains.com
Name Server: NS2.MYMYBLACKTEEN.COM

Whois Record

Registrant:
Pankaj Saini
16, rue michel le comte
Paris, IDFrance 75003
France

Registered through: registerasite.com
Domain Name: MYMYBLACKTEEN.COM
Created on: 23-Jun-06
Expires on: 23-Jun-07
Last Updated on: 26-Jun-06

Administrative Contact:
Saini, Pankaj
16, rue michel le comte
Paris, IDFrance 75003
France
(014) 278-6434 Fax --

Technical Contact:
Saini, Pankaj
16, rue michel le comte
Paris, IDFrance 75003
France
(014) 278-6434 Fax --

Domain servers in listed order:
NS1.MYMYBLACKTEEN.COM
NS2.MYMYBLACKTEEN.COM

so I do a search for Saini, Pankaj and find that he also has another domain name http://www.learnanddoit.com where I also compared whois results and got this;

Whois Server: whois.wildwestdomains.com
Name Server: NS.OVH.NET

Whois Record

Registrant:
Pankaj Saini
16, rue michel le comte
Paris 75003
France

Registered through: registerasite.com
Domain Name: LEARNANDDOIT.COM
Created on: 07-Apr-05
Expires on: 07-Apr-07
Last Updated on: 03-Apr-06

Administrative Contact:
Saini, Pankaj
16, rue michel le comte
Paris 75003
France
(014) 278-6434 Fax --

Technical Contact:
Saini, Pankaj
16, rue michel le comte
Paris 75003
France
(014) 278-6434 Fax --

Domain servers in listed order:
NS20078.OVH.NET
NS.OVH.NET

And I find that this guy is a self-proclaimed SEO guru who writes articles and gives advice about SEO. Some SEO technique, steal content from missing kids websites to promote teen sex websites. Other people have already found my posts about this pervert and have told me he does the same with their content.

Well, I have already contacted a lot of people like webhosts he uses and his domain name registrar, etc.

What I would like to do is have as many people as will do it go to http://www.learnanddoit.com and ask this pervert if he recommends this SEO technique to everyone . . . or whatever you would like to tell him. Oh and the rumors that Pankaj Saini is a Pedophile may not be true.

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FBI 10 Most Wanted - Did You Know?

Did you know... that the "FBI Ten Most Wanted" list was implemented in 1950 after a reporter for the International News Service (the predecessor to United Press International) asked the FBI for the names and descriptions of the "toughest guys" the FBI would like to capture.

Did you know... that since its inception, 482 fugitives have been on the "FBI Ten Most Wanted" list, and 452 have been apprehended or located?

Did you know... that 147 of the cases on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list have been solved as a result of citizen cooperation?

Did you know... that the shortest amount of time spent on the "Top Ten" list was 2 hours by Billy Austin Bryant in 1969?

Did you know... that the longest amount of time spent on the "FBI Ten Most Wanted" list is over 20 years by Donald Eugene Webb, who is still on the list?

Did you know... that the oldest person to be placed on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list was 69-year-old James J. Bulger, who was added in August of 1999?

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MySpace and Sexual Predators

The preventative measures that MySpace has come up with and the NCMEC supports are ridiculously oversimplified and will not stop predators from having access to underage teens and children.

A predator can buy a MySpace blog on Ebay. Click here to search ebay for a myspace account. As of the writing of this article, there is one on sale with 10,000 friends signed up to it. How many of those 10,000 friends are under age 18, under age 14?

Besides that, age restrictions will not stop kids from getting someone older to create the account for them or just lying about their age.

Pedophiles will get someone younger to create the account or lie about their age as they already do with the children they talk to. Or they will just do the ebay search I mentioned above and buy an account already registered to someone younger than them.

Click here to read more about the lack of security at myspace.com.

Monitor Your Child's use of your computer. Click here and try before you buy!

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Should those who commit sex offences against children ever be released?

They were been abducted, chained in a dungeon, repeatedly raped, and left to starve. Two teenagers were taken the same year, and after similar treatment are thought to have been buried alive.

Two other girls were eventually rescued. The man who abducted all six, Mark Dutroux, was sentenced to life in prison.



What shocked many people was the fact that Dutroux had already been convicted in 1989 for abduction and rape of five girls and sentenced to 13 years in prison, but was released after just three years.

Should those who commit sex offences against children ever be released?

Read the whole story here.

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Legislation involving Parental Abductions

Parental Kidnapping Prevention Act 1980 (Title 28 U.S Code § 1738A) This Act extended certain federal investigative resources to local authorities in order to locate and apprehend abducting parents. Click here for more

More Legislation

Kidsearch Network Website
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FBI Ten Most Wanted

Click here to view posters on the FBI Ten Most Wanted List.

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