Innocent Images

It’s heartbreaking,
and it happens.

Virtually every day, children are exploited and lured away from their families by cyber sexual predators. The FBI is committed to stopping these crimes through our Innocent Images National Initiative. Based in Maryland, it joins FBI agents with local and international task force members who collaborate in online undercover investigations specifically geared towards stopping those who prey on our children.

In Depth

Initiatives & Background
- Overview and History
- Innocent Images International Task Force
- Endangered Child Alert Program (ECAP)
- Operation Rescue Me
- Internet Crimes Against Children Task Forces

ECAP Success Stories
- John Doe #1: Thomas Richard Evered /
John Doe #2: Scott Hayden
- John Doe #4: Name Not Released
- John Doe #6: Teri Anderson
- John Doe #9: Paul Gauthreaux
- John Doe #10: Myrtis Gauthreaux
- John Doe #16: Efrain Rosa

Other Resources
- Net Smartz Kids Workshop
- Project Safe Childhood
- Stop Cyberbullying
- Other Online Safety Sites for Kids

Report Child Exploitation
- Use the Cyber Tip Line or call 1-800-THELOST
- Contact the Crime Against Children
Coordinator at your Local FBI Field Office
- File a complaint with IC3

Protect Your Children
- Parent’s Guide to Internet Safety
- National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
- National Sex Offender Registry
- Keep Safe on Social Networking Sites
- FBI Safe Online Surfing Internet Challenge
- Child ID Kits | Child ID App

Sections

Innocent Images