Twitter abuse accounts closed
Several Twitter accounts have been shut down after they were revealed to allegedly contain images of children being abused.
NSPCC: US authorities looking at Twitter accounts
An NSPCC spokesman has responded to reports of several Twitter accounts being closed after they were revealed to contain disturbing images of child abuse.
The graphic pictures were apparently made public last night after hacking groups claimed to have broken into private accounts to expose their indecent content, the NSPCC said. The spokesman said today:
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