Monday, December 5, 2005

Masha's Story - The Reaction Continues

Disney World Girl



Disney World Girl, earlier known as Internet Girl or Internet Porn Girl, is the term originally used for a young girl named Masha who appeared in over 200 sexually explicit images, usually under the name "vicky," that circulated for several years among pedophiles on the Internet. Police feared she was still being abused in the manner depicted.



From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - read the full post here . . .



From Marly Greiner's EXCELLENT blog:



It's All About Me! A PAP Response to Masha

Masha Update

Masha Testifies Before Congress: "No one from any of the adoption agencies ever came to check on me"

Pound Pup's Demons in Adoption Awards

Ethics and Accountability Conference: Meet and Greet the Bloggers

From Desiriee and Usha Smolin's EXCELLENT blog:



Masha Allen Congressional Transcripts Available

From Mirah Riben's EXCELLENT blog:



CALL FOR ACTION: Help Masha Allen - Stop Additional Abuse!

From Baby Love Child's EXCELLENT blog:



Masha

From Law Professor David Smolin:

Child Laundering as Exploitation: Applying Anti-Trafficking Norms to Intercountry Adoption under the coming Hague Regime

1 comment:

  1. Come on. You would have to be pretty stupid to commit suicide knowing you were innocent, before you even went to trial. I don't know your friend (I think) but his story sounds convenient - if his card was stolen, how come the bought porn ended up on his computer? That's impossible, and if you've ever tried to buy porn online you'll understand why. Bought porn can't get saved to a computer accidentally. If the card theif broke into his house and used his computer maybe - but why would they do that?
    I agree with you on one thing - his curiosity about this material is NO clue that he is or could ever be a child molester in real life. Confusing thought crimes with real crimes just because they're both icky is lazy thinking. It's a pity your friend lives in a world where lazy thinking about icky subjects is the norm.

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