Citing 'explosion' in child sextortion cases, feds issue safety alert
The number of cases of 'child sextortion' is rising so much that the FBI and DHS have issued a national public safety alert.| USA TODAY
The number of cases of 'child sextortion' is rising so much that the FBI and DHS have issued a national public safety alert.| USA TODAY
With online sextortion cases on the rise, the BBB of Akron provides guidance on how to avoid becoming a victim. What parents need to know.| USA TODAY
A sextortion case that led to a Streetsboro High School senior's Jame Woods' suicide is under investigation.| USA TODAY
Tim and Tamia Woods lost their son to suicide when he was a victim of online sextortion. Now they're fighting to save others from the same fate| USA TODAY
Tamia and Tim Woods are doing all they can to warn others about the dangers of sextortion after their son, James, died by suicide after being targeted.| USA TODAY
The FBI, in partnership with Homeland Security Investigations and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, is issuing a national public safety alert regarding an explosion in incidents of children and teens being coerced into sending explicit images online and extorted for additional explicit material or money—a crime known as sextortion.| www.justice.gov
