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(ANTIMEDIA) Washington, D.C. — In a case that’s drawn criticism from multiple angles, last week federal prosecutors in Washington state dropped all charges against a man who allegedly downloaded child pornography from a website that was infiltrated, taken over, and allegedly even improved by the FBI.

“This is in fact my first hack ever.”

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The FBI originally hacked the site, called Playpen, to identify visitors – but then it continued operating it.
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