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[rickvaughn]

This from the Chosun Ilbo:

"Suspected pedophile was teacher in Korea"
http://english.chosun.com/w21data/html/news/200710/200710170009.html


A man wanted by Interpol for sexually abusing children in Vietnam and Cambodia taught English in Korea until recently.
The National Police Agency said Tuesday that suspect Christopher Paul Neil, a Canadian, worked at an international school in Korea for two months from August.

The agency identified the suspect at the request of Interpol, which found that he flew from Incheon International Airport to Bangkok, Thailand on Oct. 11.

Interpol posted a photo of the suspect taken by an airport security camera upon his arrival at Bangkok International Airport on its website (www.interpol.int) on Monday.

Interpol believes that Neil is "Vico," a man who posted to the Internet some 200 images of himself sexually abusing 12 young Vietnamese and Cambodian children as young as six between 2002 and 2003.

[Lonewolf]

Well no shit.

[PeteJB]

Now let's see how this gets reacted to on Korean sites

[xtchr]

Are they trying to imply that he was in Korea for only two months?
How accurate

[coolsage]

There seem to be too damn many random threads about this individual, and I hope that the mods here will attempt to coordinate them somehow into one big thread. This was a wake-up call for me, time to climb off the idyllic beach in Thailand where I usually live, polish off the doobie, and add my voice to those who are saying that , at the very least, someone like this brings disrepute upon the job, the craft, that so many of us do honorably, on a daily basis. Yes, there are losers and misfits amongst us, more than a few, and true sickos are few indeed, but this guy, when they catch him, deserves nothing more than to be tossed into the general prison population where social Darwinism , or Lord of the Flies, will no doubt sort him out, probably starting with tearing him a new asshole (can I say that here?) . Ugh. Beyond disgusting.

[ajgeddes]

Wow, I hadn't heard of this.