Thread by @thewakeupcall09

*Trigger Warning*

Channel 4 - Cutting Edge: The Child Sex Trade
First broadcast: 7th October 2003

Liviu Tipurita returns to his homeland of Romania to investigate stories he has heard that there has been a sudden rise in the trafficking of children into the sex trade. 1/5

He meets an old friend, fifteen-year-old street kid Laurentiu, who tells him he’s been selling sex to foreign paedophiles since he was twelve, and that a wealthy German has bought him a passport so that he can be trafficked to the West. 2/5

Laurentiu introduces Liviu to his gang of street kids, some as young as eleven, being preyed on by the paedophiles. Liviu follows up stories of kids trafficked to Italy, and on the streets of Milan films a fourteen-year-old boy being pimped by his own father. 3/5

Over weeks of investigation, several more cases of families selling their own children for sex are documented. Back in Romania, he hears about an English paedophile/trafficker called Tom. 4/5

Co-producer/director Andrew Smith infiltrates Tom’s pimping network, and films damning evidence of how underage boys are preyed upon and trafficked to wealthy paedophile clients in the West. 5/5

Prosecutors to appeal pedophile principal's verdict (2013)

Ryan van de Ven Director of Agnus Dei school (Dutch) and known British pedophile Tom Peters
nltimes.nl/2013/11/27/pro…

Ryan van de Ven Director of Agnus Dei school

Private school head jailed for sex offences against autistic pupil (2013)
dutchnews.nl/news/2013/11/p…

Ryan van de Ven claimed the porn belonged to a known British pedophile Tom Peters, who he shared living quarters with in 2005. The Agnus Dei school "For Vulnerable Children" was forced to close in the wake of the controversy.

British national Tom Peters an international paedophile and child trafficker

Anyone know if he's still alive, if he is, where is his current location or if he's currently serving time in prison.

Tom Peters, a British pedophile who run a pay-website that he used to rent out scores of boys in Bucharest.