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Sergeant Zaglifa says his instinct told him this man was an absolute danger to children. Posing as a pedophile, Chicago area police officer Mike Zaglifa discovered Mancuso in an online chat room. Back in the states, Masha expected a nice American home with a bedroom all her own. No phone calls were made to his ex-wife or to his biological daughter. What she didn't know was the adoption agency failed to properly check her new father's background. But nothing could have been farther from the truth. Mancuso seemed like her knight in shining armor. He visited Masha several times at the orphanage, took her to nice dinners, and bought her candy. After months of waiting, Mancuso traveled to Russia to meet his new daughter. He contacted a New Jersey adoption agency requesting information on 5-year-old Caucasian girls, and chose Masha from a videotape. Meanwhile, 41-year-old Matthew Mancuso, a divorced father in Pennsylvania, was looking for a little girl to adopt. Soon after recovering from her traumatic ordeal, Masha was sent to an orphanage where she prayed that a good family would come to rescue her. Her own mother tried to kill her when she was only 4 years old by stabbing her in the back of the neck with a kitchen knife. She was born in southern Russia to an alcoholic mother and a father she never knew. The Somerdale, N.J., woman whose adoption agency placed her with Mancuso told the Congressional panel that in-home checks were then voluntary on Mancuso's part.Д¬lick here for more news from Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.At 13 years old, Masha has already survived the unthinkable. He also faces a state sentence for child rape and incest when he leaves federal prison.ДЄccording to the 2006 Congressional hearing, a social worker sent Russian officials a report after the adoption describing Mancuso's home as warm and loving, all based on a phone interview. Mancuso, who lived in Plum, is serving a 15-year federal sentence for child pornography. He then repeatedly raped and sexually abused Masha on camera, sometimes during trips to Disney World. Mancuso, an engineer in his mid-40s, had sought to adopt a girl between the ages of 4 and 6, explaining that he wanted to make up for his strained relationship with his teenage daughter, according to the Congressional hearing transcript. 'You can imagine the kind of experiences that she's been through leaves some scars,'' he said. He declined to discuss how his client is doing or whether she is in school or working. Some of those cases have ended with judgments, but Moore did not know if any victims have been able to collect.

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Some of them are policemen, firefighters.''ДЄbout a dozen lawsuits have been filed under the 2006 law, but Moore is the first to seek class-action certification, so that his client does not have to endure serial litigation. 'If you get down into the court files, and start reading about the images that these people were downloading and viewing for their pleasure, it's frightening and depressing,'' said Leighton Moore, an Atlanta lawyer who represents the young woman. She is notified each time the list grows. More than 2,300 people have been indicted by the Justice Department for viewing Masha's images alone. On any given day, that could include the man standing behind her in line at the grocery store, the lawsuit said. continue to take sadistic pleasure in viewing and distributing graphic visual depiction of her pain and degradation,'' the lawsuit said. 'Scarred by years of brutal exploitation, she must now also bear the humiliating knowledge that untold numbers of men. The Philadelphia Inquirer first reported on the lawsuit Tuesday. They come from towns across the U.S., including Stonington, Conn. All of the named defendants are in prison for exploiting her. Her class-action lawsuit, filed Friday in Philadelphia under the name Jane Doe, targets doctors and other professionals like Mancuso who have assets that could be seized. Police ID Young Man Killed in Cheltenham Township Crash

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