Baker
So yesterday I was looking into some material from previous stings that took place during the Obama administration because, frankly, I didn't trust them to actually be doing what they claimed they were doing. I found some extremely suspicious things that I believe will be of great interest here as well.
"Operation Torpedo" was an FBI driven nationwide sting against TOR using individuals who were sharing CP material around 2012. During that time period 16 individuals were arrested including two of those I am attaching photos on. The two biggest arrests came of one Timothy Defoggi and Aaron McGrath. DeFoggi was especially important due to his position as Director of Cybersecurity at the Obama Health and Human Services Department. This took place in 2011, keep that in mind, and the jail time for each was meant to be over ten years. Well upon further digging I found the following LinkedIn accounts and connections which leads me to believe they were either let go or never were arrested in the first place.
1) The first photo attachment is the generic Wikipedia explanation on Operation Torpedo.
2) The second is the Obama administration DOJ announcement about the sting.
3) The third photo is the two LinkedIn profiles (current) of the two individuals. I tracked down McGrath's mugshot and it looks identical to the photo he is using for his current LinkedIn profile.
4) All local news has removed any/all reports about it (404).
Both individuals appear to now be in high end positions with other tech related groups. Both of which, in my opinion, deserve our attention. The biggest question I have is why would these two (there are others I found but these are the highest profile of the bunch) be out and working with tech companies if they were arrested and charged with CP?
Eyes on Baker and anons, I think I stumbled upon something here.