Four NSW men charged over alleged 'satanic' child sex abuse ring

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Four men, including the founder of an independent news website that vows to expose abuse, have been charged after police uncovered an alleged Sydney-based network of child abuse material with 'Satanic' and ritualistic themes.

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00:11Four men have been charged after police uncovered

00:14an alleged Sydney-based network of child abuse material

00:18with satanic and ritualistic themes.

00:22Strike Force Constantine officers

00:24executed simultaneous warrants in Waterloo,

00:27Ultimo and Malabar,

00:29seizing electronic devices that allegedly contained thousands of files.

00:34Police said the material was linked to an international website

00:37and involved victims ranging from infants to children aged up to 12 years.

00:44Landon Ashton Versace Germanotta Mills, a 26-year-old man,

00:49was arrested in Waterloo and is alleged to be a leading figure in the group.

00:53Germanotta Mills describes himself as the founder and editor-in-chief

00:58of independent news site The Underground Media Network,

01:01which boasts it is committed to exposing institutional abuse,

01:06systemic failures and the misuse of power.

01:10Three more men, aged 46, 42 and 39, were arrested at a nearby unit block.

01:17All four were charged with a range of offences and each man was refused bail.

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