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Parents Of Online Sextortion Victim: Why Can’t Blackmailers Be Pursued? | Megyn Kelly TODAY

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Cindy George and Darren Curtis share the story of their son Jake Curtis, who was driven to suicide by online extortion, in hopes of warning others. Sgt. Jeffrey Plank, part of the FBI Cyber Task Force, tells Megyn Kelly what’s being done to find Jake’s blackmailers and how to avoid online extortion.

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Parents Of Online Sextortion Victim: Why Can’t Blackmailers Be Pursued? | Megyn Kelly TODAY

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