Winnipeg man wanted in Philippines for allegedly paying to watch child sex abuse: search warrant

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WARNING: This article contains details of abuse.

One of three men wanted in connection with a notorious child sex abuse case in the Philippines is living in Winnipeg, say search warrant documents obtained by CBC News.

Marshall Ruskin, 63, a former civilian webmaster for the Department of National Defence in Winnipeg, is alleged to have wired thousands of dollars to dark web operators in the Philippines responsible for the creation of “heinous child sexual abuse videos,” including the series “Daisy’s Destruction.” 

Police have been in possession of Ruskin’s electronic devices since 2019 and are appearing before the Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench Tuesday

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