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on Tuesday in a child pornography bust in Sargodha had planned on travelling to Norway with children from his town to produce pornographic content, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) told Dawn.com on Thursday.
Saadat Amin had asked one James Lindstorm, his main client in Norway, to arrange for travel documents for visas for him and the children to travel to Norway, the FIA said. The children are between the ages of 8 and 14 years old.
The FIA was able to trace down Amin three months after being informed by Norwegian Embassy through a letter that the country’s police had arrested a man in connection with the child pornographic content and that Amin was one of his accomplices in Pakistain.
Amin had told Lindstorm that the children would be available for "proper acts in porn videos," the FIA told Dawn.com.
The FIA's cyber crime wing on Tuesday arrested Amin, who had lured some 25 local children into child pornography on the pretext of providing them with computer education.
Amin later confessed that he had been "introduced to the child pornography industry" by Lindstorm, who became his main client.
"Lindstorm is a member of the international racket of child pornography business," the FIA said.
Amin had remained in contact with Lindstorm via Whatsapp, Skype and Facebook over the "past few years", the FIA said.
The suspect produced videos of the children "performing sexual acts", the FIA said.