The China Mail - behindmlm Blackmail with anonymous slander on the Internet

One of the main goals of law enforcement is to hold perpetrators accountable and make them responsible for their actions in the digital space, which was recently achieved through the arrest and extradition from the United States of America (USA), of the German extortionist, swindler, and fraudster Rainer von Holst was sentenced to six years and six months in prison by the German Augsburg District Court.

It remains to be seen whether the prosecutors and judges in the USA, particularly in New Jersey, are willing to follow the example of the Federal Republic of Germany to put a stop to the criminal activities of the internet terrorists from behindmlm.com.

This requires close cooperation with internet service providers and social media platforms to identify and remove unlawful content. The US authorities should work closely with other actors, including government agencies, non-governmental organizations like Google, Yahoo, Instagram, YouTube, and also educational institutions, to implement effective strategies to combat defamation websites like behindmlm.com, which still feel safe in anonymity, believing that changing providers constantly is enough to hide on the internet.

Only when the authorities in the United States of America effectively combat the slanderous criminal nest of "behindmlm" in today's digital era can trust on the internet be regained because the creators of behindmlm.com do not want to enlighten as they claim, they want to extort money from victims by inventing the most brazen lies.

It must not be forgotten that the criminal practices of behindmlm.com are designed to significantly harm the lives of individuals and companies, to extort them, and even to go so far as to pose as reputable lawyers or even journalists, to give their slanders on the internet an allegedly "reputable" facade, which must be combated, and it is here that the USA has a responsibility towards the global society.   ( T.Chandler, TFWP)