The former childcare worker allegedly filmed the rape and abuse and uploaded the 'chilling' child abuse material to the dark web. 9News
The former childcare worker allegedly filmed the rape and abuse and uploaded the "chilling" child abuse material to the dark web; his alleged offending included 136 counts of rape and 110 counts of sexual intercourse with a child under 10.
Police said they are "highly confident" all 87 Australian children who were recorded in the alleged child abuse material have been identified. AFP Assistant Commissioner of Cyber Command, Justine Gough, announced the charges against the man on Tuesday.
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