As is known, the pedophile scandal was preceded by a series of brutal attacks by the far-left Antifa organization in Budapest earlier this year, which prompted police to conduct house searches in several locations. Investigators also visited Krisztina D., a member of the Spark Movement and, according to the daily Metropol, they seized data carriers containing stomach-churning pornographic images in her apartment. Krisztina D. was questioned in the Antifa attacks case, but she is no longer considered a suspect by authorities.
We have turned to Budapest Police (BRFK) with several questions in recent weeks regarding the pedophile scandal. According to their official statement, the seized photos show "the harassment of a person aged under 12," and the use of violence.
BRFK said that "the criminal recordings were found on the IT devices of a Hungarian man, who was not suspected at any stage of the proceedings in the series of crimes known as the Antifa attack". Police are conducting an investigation based on a well-founded suspicion of child pornography offences.
Magyar Nemzet understands that the man in question, similar to activist Krisztina D., is closely linked to the Szikra (Spark) Movement. Last week, our paper sent questions to Krisztina D., as we wanted to find out how the data carriers containing the shocking videos had ended up in her home, but so far we have not received an answer.
Cover photo: Andras Jambor (Photo: MTI/Attila Kovacs )
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