Apr 6, 2026 · 34 min · 10 segments
With the crisis of child exploitation gripping Australia, for the next few weeks, the Secrets we Keep feed brings you the LiSTNR award-winning series, Children in the Pictures, an investigative…
Akhim DevHostPaul GriffithsGuest
Michael BurkeGuest
Joey WatsonHostJon RouseGuest
Adele DesirGuestLibor YockGuest
The world's foremost victim identification specialist is doing what he's done for more than two decades, minutely inspecting the ghastly images of children being abused, looking for almost imperceptible clues that might help solve this puzzle.
Yeah, I think the jigsaw puzzle is quite a good analogy, to be honest, because you're basically doing a jigsaw puzzle and you haven't got the lid of the box.
You're not actually sure if you've got all of the pieces and you're not even sure if all the pieces exist.
They have to cautiously work their way through the vast collection of images and videos stored on the site and track thousands of lines of communications between members.
Paul Griffiths is now 100% sure that several figures inside the love zone, including Ski, are actively abusing children.
Even though he's searching through a mountain of data, he's clear about what he wants to find.
Could we identify the children? Could we identify who was sharing it? Could we get an idea of how the site was structured, how it was being shared, who was doing what on the site?
The type of guy who'd say, alright, and give you a wink while he's putting out the bins.
He started working with Paul over a decade ago and they've since become close mates.
I'm very proud to call him a friend and I'm very proud to have him as part of our team.
I don't know how many children are in a better place now because of the work he's done.
At the start of yet another day observing the team work around the clock, I run into Paul coming into the office.
The world's foremost victim identification specialist is doing what he's done for more than two decades, minutely inspecting the ghastly images of children being abused, looking for almost imperceptible clues that might help solve this puzzle.
Yeah, I think the jigsaw puzzle is quite a good analogy, to be honest, because you're basically doing a jigsaw puzzle and you haven't got the lid of the box.
You're not actually sure if you've got all of the pieces and you're not even sure if all the pieces exist.
They have to cautiously work their way through the vast collection of images and videos stored on the site and track thousands of lines of communications between members.
Paul Griffiths is now 100% sure that several figures inside the love zone, including Ski, are actively abusing children.
Even though he's searching through a mountain of data, he's clear about what he wants to find.
Could we identify the children? Could we identify who was sharing it? Could we get an idea of how the site was structured, how it was being shared, who was doing what on the site?
The type of guy who'd say, alright, and give you a wink while he's putting out the bins.
He started working with Paul over a decade ago and they've since become close mates.
I'm very proud to call him a friend and I'm very proud to have him as part of our team.
I don't know how many children are in a better place now because of the work he's done.
At the start of yet another day observing the team work around the clock, I run into Paul coming into the office.
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The Victims He Deliberately Chose
A psychologist describes a disturbing offender mindset.
The Greeting That Exposed Ski
One unusual greeting helped investigators identify Ski.
The Link Between Viewing And Abuse
Experts explain how online consumption can precede abuse.
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