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NewsAugust 10, 2007

ST. LOUIS -- The federal prosecutor in St. Louis said this is shaping up as a record year for federal child pornography indictments. At a news conference Thursday, federal prosecutor Catherine Hanaway announced five indictments in separate cases filed this week. ...

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ST. LOUIS -- The federal prosecutor in St. Louis said this is shaping up as a record year for federal child pornography indictments. At a news conference Thursday, federal prosecutor Catherine Hanaway announced five indictments in separate cases filed this week. That brings to 27 the number of child porn indictments out of her office in 2007. That's well ahead of last year's pace, when there were 34 child porn indictments -- the current record for a single year. Hanaway says all the new cases are the result of Project Safe Childhood, a national effort to protect children from online exploitation and abuse.

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