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Also the guy's last name is Poon.
I thought you both were trying to be funny. How is that even real.
Then it wasn’t hashes
If you read the article, it looks like only 9 images were originally reported by Google. The images in the folder called the girls I drugged and raped were on his iPhone that they broke into with Celebrate.
The images I am referring to are likely distinct from the ones in the title as they are from his iPhone and Google is who reported him. Regardless in the article it says the detective looked at one of the Google reported images. Whether they just referenced a known hash I don't know for sure, but I think it's pretty well known that FAANG scan basically all images for CSAM nowadays.