Salva Liberos

Forensic Investigation Report

This report covers both identified Telegram distribution entities and the associated X/Twitter recruitment network.

Covered Telegram entities

GroupChannel IDTypeSize
Group 1 — Supergroup3368344320private_supergroup24 members
Group 2 — Broadcast Channel3461376041broadcast_channel478 subscribers

Primary suspect — @MRFOLDER1

@MRFOLDER1 profile photo

buy here HA

@MRFOLDER1 · Telegram User ID: 5928355498

Primary seller and operator of both distribution channels

X/Twitter recruitment account — @kellyjessie23

This account may be operated by @MRFOLDER1 or may be a separate accomplice/scapegoat used as a public-facing recruitment funnel. The bio links directly to @MRFOLDER1's Telegram group.

@kellyjessie23 profile banner
@kellyjessie23 avatar

Honestlygoat

@kellyjessie23 · X/Twitter User ID: 1960710163859484672

Bio: "fam welcome https://t.me/+2RWWx1E9GssxMzM0"

Content catalog & estimated volume

Two automated Telegram sales bots presented categorized content folders for purchase. Product listings, MEGA.nz storage infrastructure, and seller-stated volume claims are documented below.

Executive summary — digital evidence documentation

Classification: For law enforcement and authorized agencies. This index is redacted. It contains no media files, no illegal content, and no unverified accusations of guilt against named individuals.

Purpose

This package documents methodology, integrity verification (cryptographic hashes), and high-level findings related to:

  • A Telegram private supergroup export (chat identifier recorded in forensic manifests).
  • Telegram API-derived membership snapshots on the Membership page: numeric user IDs, @usernames (when set), display names, and account flags as returned by the API export. Telephone numbers are not published here.
  • Open-source and API-assisted profile metadata for accounts referenced in promotional material.
  • A separate X (Twitter) account tied via a biography link to a Telegram invite URL. Metadata and counts are summarized without hosting video or image evidence on this site.

Intended recipients

Agencies including the FBI, DOJ, NCMEC (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children), and platform trust and safety teams may use this index to understand what was collected, how integrity was preserved, and where full forensic copies reside (offline, with custodians).

This site is not a substitute for authenticated forensic copies, chain-of-custody originals, or legal process to platforms.

What this site does not do

  • It does not publish media (videos, images, or Telegram HTML exports).
  • It does not assert that any listed person has committed a crime; due process belongs to law enforcement and the courts.
  • It does not publish telephone numbers or government-issued ID numbers in this index.
  • It does not encourage harassment or vigilantism. It documents technical artifacts for authorized review.

Integrity verification

Forensic manifests use MD5 and SHA-256 per file. A master collection hash ties together Telegram exports, report artifacts, and (where applicable) redacted summaries. Examiners should re-hash originals and compare to manifests stored with the evidence package.

Reporting

Suspected child sexual exploitation should be reported to:

  • NCMEC CyberTipline: https://www.cybertipline.org/
  • FBI: https://tips.fbi.gov/
  • Local law enforcement where appropriate.

Technical note on X (Twitter)

Public posting of allegations or evidence must follow X’s rules and applicable law. Law-enforcement requests for subscriber information follow X’s law-enforcement guidelines.


Prepared as a documentation aid. This is not legal advice.