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Nudist Boys Azov
Mon., March 30, 2015 timer 4 min. read
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Handcuffs removed, the man at the centre of the biggest child pornography bust in Canadian history leaned back in his courtroom chair wearing a slight grin.
Brian Way , a 43-year-old Torontonian who has been in prison awaiting trial for nearly four years, has made international headlines as the purveyor of online videos that have triggered hundreds of charges against his customers worldwide.
He now faces a looming verdict himself in a case experts say will bring new definition to a legal grey area in Canada: What distinguishes child pornography from the artistic expression of “naturism” involving nude children?
Prior to final arguments in Way’s judge-alone trial Monday, he had already pleaded guilty to seven child pornography charges related to his personal collection of tens of thousands of images and videos that police allege depicted explicit child sexual exploitation.
At stake now is the outcome of the Crown’s central case: Sixteen charges of possessing, publishing and selling videos on a website called Azovfilms.com featuring naked prepubescent and pubescent boys.
Way has pleaded not guilty to those charges, alleging that the 176 films that comprise the Crown’s evidence against him contain “no explicit sexual content” and that the boys “are never aroused in any way,” his lawyer, Nyron Dwyer, told Ontario Superior Court Judge Julie Thorburn.
Way knew that many of his customers had a sexual interest in children, Dwyer acknowledged. But the movies had artistic merit for “a nudist audience,” he said.
In response, Crown prosecutor Jill Cameron said Way was “in the business of child exploitation” and that “Azov Films is the deliberate attempt of Brian Way to get away with selling child pornography under the guise of naturism.”
While displaying a slide show on a large courtroom screen titled “Brian Way is a Pedophile,” Cameron told the court that Way referred in personal emails to young boys posed in their underwear with their legs spread as “hot.”
The Star has viewed some of the films sold on Azovfilms.com as part of a six-month investigation it conducted last year behind the scenes with Toronto Police Service’s child exploitation unit.
The films included images of young boys in the nude, wrestling, posing provocatively and acting out scenarios that included close-up shots of their genitals.
After examining the cache of thousands of videos in his Lakeshore Ave. warehouse in 2011, Toronto police forged alliances with police colleagues around the world with whom they shared Way’s international customer list.
That led to hundreds of charges around the globe and the “rescue” of more than 400 children at risk who were featured in the images and videos, police say.
“In my career, this case is up there among the top three,” Det.-Sgt. Kim Gross, who heads Toronto Police Service’s child exploitation unit, told the Star outside court. “The number of rescued children is unmatched. We’ve never had anything like this — a production company in Toronto using children around the world.”
Det.-Const. Lisa Belanger , the lead Toronto police investigator on the case, said in an interview outside court that Azov Films is the first case to reveal the hidden realities of so-called “child modelling” sites.
“We don’t normally touch those sites because we have so much on our plate, but this case made us realize we have to look at those sites more closely. This case brought all the countries involved to deal with this material.”
Insp. Brian Bone of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, who assisted Toronto police in the Way investigation, says the case revealed the surprisingly wide scope of people who consume this kind of material.
“We arrested police officers, probation officers, attorneys, daycare workers, teachers. It brought to light how some of these individuals put themselves in these position to have contact with children on a daily basis,” he told the Star in an interview Monday.
In December 2013, Bone arrested Ryan Loskarn, the chief of staff to a U.S. senator. The following month, Loskarn committed suicide.
At least one other Azov Film customer, a British teacher, committed suicide after being charged in the purchase of Way’s films.
Boys featured in many of the films were recruited by Way’s filmmaker partners in Europe, the court heard.
The Star’s investigation located and interviewed several boys and their families in their northern Romanian homes who allege Way’s partner, Markus Roth, exploited them.
In often emotional interviews in their modest village homes, most of the boys told the Star they were duped by Roth who never told them the films would be sold online.
Roth, a convicted pedophile in Germany who fled to Romania following his imprisonment, supplied dozens of original films to Azovfilms.com. He has not been charged in this case.
“(Way) should have never used Mr. Roth to make these movies,” said Way’s lawyer, Dwyer. “He had a bad reputation. . . There was some troubling talk between them about admiring these boys. But Mr. Way was not asking Mr. Roth to groom anybody.”
In a series of exclusive email and phone interviews with the Star last year, Roth expressed deep regret about the impact the films had on young boys in conservative, northern Romanian villages who became unwitting international stars in nude online films.
A Romanian police video of the bust of Roth’s Romanian apartment, obtained by the Star, shows hundreds of videotapes, wigs and toy swords, as well as lubricant.
One of the boys, Alex, ended up living with the German filmmaker.
In an interview with the Star last year, Alex, unlike the other boys, defended Roth and said there was no mistreatment or exploitation. His mother, also interviewed, said she felt her son was exploited, that she regrets ever allowing her son to live with him and that they two remain in contact against her wishes.
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