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How a group of women exposed a depraved corner of the internet, and and helped catch the ringleaders

This student reporter infiltrated a 'cyber hell' where women and girls were sexually exploited, exposing the leaders, in a case where arrests number in the thousands.

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This student reporter infiltrated a cyber hell where women and girls were sexually exploited, and helped catch the ringleaders - 31-Dec-2022

Two South Korean university students helped police break up one of the largest digital networks of sexual slavery in South Korea. But to get there, they had to spend months immersed in a harrowing online world that continues to haunt them years later.

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This student reporter infiltrated a cyber hell where women and girls were sexually exploited, and helped catch the ringleaders - 31-Dec-2022

This student reporter infiltrated a cyber hell where women and girls were sexually exploited, and helped catch the ringleaders - 31-Dec-2022
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This student reporter infiltrated a cyber hell where women and girls were sexually exploited, and helped catch the ringleaders - 31-Dec-2022

Chinese shooter claims first gold in Tokyo

Chinese shooter claims first gold in Tokyo Grace Hollars, USA TODAY Sports Grace Hollars, USA TODAY Sports Mary Tucker took third place in women s 10-meter air rifle qualifying on Saturday, setting her up for the final in the Olympics first medal event. By: Beau Dure and last updated 2021-07-23 22:31:15-04 China s Yang Qian took the first medal of the 2020 Olympics on Saturday, winning the women s 10-meter air rifle competition in a tense final. Anastasiia Galashina, competing for the ROC, was consistent through the final and held a tiny lead over Yang, 231.4 to 231.3, heading into the final two shots. Galashina doubled the lead with a 10.8 on her next shot to Yang s 10.7. But Galashina fired an astonishingly low 8.9 with her last shot, a few seconds before Yang clinched gold with a pedestrian but sufficient 9.8.

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