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| Jim Gamble |
Belfast Telegraph (Ireland)
The former head of Special Branch in Belfast and the host of US TV show America's Most Wanted posed as paedophiles to investigate the sex trafficking of Cambodian youngsters.
Jim Gamble, ex-chief executive of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (Ceop), and John Walsh said they were shocked when they went into a Cambodian bar where there were 50 to 60 girls.
“Within two minutes a madam came up to us and said ‘What are you looking for?' and Jim said, ‘We're looking for young girls'. She brought over three or four girls that were (about) 12 or 13 years old — very, very young,” said Mr Walsh.
Mr Gamble told her they wanted younger girls, Mr Walsh said.
He said the woman replied: “What do you want? We have six and seven-year-old boys and girls. I can arrange that off-premises.”
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Jim Gamble, ex-chief executive of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (Ceop), and John Walsh said they were shocked when they went into a Cambodian bar where there were 50 to 60 girls.
“Within two minutes a madam came up to us and said ‘What are you looking for?' and Jim said, ‘We're looking for young girls'. She brought over three or four girls that were (about) 12 or 13 years old — very, very young,” said Mr Walsh.
Mr Gamble told her they wanted younger girls, Mr Walsh said.
He said the woman replied: “What do you want? We have six and seven-year-old boys and girls. I can arrange that off-premises.”
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