Mother of 7 arrested for allegedly telling man he could sexually assault baby for $400
Mother of 7 arrested for allegedly telling man he could sexually assault baby for $400
A mother of seven children was arrested after she allegedly told a man he could sexually assault her 7-month-old daughter for $400.
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She’s obviously a monster.
However:
Authorities were notified by Snapchat itself after the company flagged the message as possibly illegal, and FBI agents contacted Stapp at her home just 10 days after the message was sent.
Most shocking part of the story?
What about this is shocking? That unencrypted messages are read by governments? That it took them 10 days to follow up? That people will use snapchat?
For me it's 10 days. I expect some automated monitoring with unencrypted messaging services. But automated things should work more or less immediately.
I wonder what went on for the 10 days. Was most of it waiting for manual review, FBI taking the time with... something, whatever else.Investigation. Snapchat flags it, someone reviews it and sends it to the FBI. The FBI sees it, reviews it, and gets all their ducks in a row to build a case and present an arrest warrant to get signed by a judge. Then they schedule a time and place to find her and actually perform the arrest.
10 days for that is quick. It's not like Snapchat's filter flags it and sends it right to an arresting agent.
You ever contact the police? They aren't there to stop crime. They are there to take a report after the crime has been committed. If there were welfare queen CEOs involved, the swat team would have arrived within 5 minutes. But this incident didn't involve "real" people.
I especially like how the story says “just ten days”. Just. As if that’s fast.
So, 10 day...if it were me...flag the account review her other connections get her phone records review DMs with other members. Access all connected devices associated with her phone, fb, Google, other socials. She's basically a node and if she's doing this shit on social media all of it is traceable. 10 days actually likely means she was acting alone and NOT part of a larger network but it took ten days to confirm it.
They were looking for those nudes.
Well yeah, collecting evidence is their job
I can only hope I've wasted some fbi guy's time looking at my junk.
Believe me, it wasn't wasted.
That Snapchat flagged and reported illegal content. Did you even read the quoted paragraph?
It’s pretty expected at this point. Snapchat was found early on to be keeping all of the photos people took for legal coverage. Only makes sense they’d have tool to automatically flag and review that content.
If you’re not using a service whose entire focus is security and privacy (I would consider Snapchat to be more of a social platform, even though they advertise differently), assume you are always being watched.
It’s not the fault of the user they’re being watched, but something we should be aware of.
All that said, glad she was caught. Fuck her.
Having unencrypted messages and automated flagging of specific stuff can actually be a good thing.
In the fight for privacy I do realize kids can be in danger and a decent solution is to keep them on monitored platforms.