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The estimated financial loss to the movie industry from the groupвЂ™s illegal activities is believed to be in excess of ВЈ8,480,000.Дetective Constable Mark Baker of the City of London PoliceвЂ™s Fraud Squad said: He also admitted to receiving two payments totalling ВЈ298, one from Pegram and one from Taylor. Stephenson confirmed that Pegram and Taylor were the sites owners. He explained that Pegram and Taylor had asked him to assist them in setting up the site as they did not have the specialist knowledge to do so themselves. Stephenson was subsequently interviewed under caution at Carlisle Police Station on 15В December 2016 where he admitted to being involved in the site. This program was responsible for uploading 7,279 torrents to the site.ДЄ fourth individual Stephenson was identified as a coder for the site and its first user.

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His main computer had in excess of 47 high quality newly realised digital films along with hundreds of partial films.ДЄn investigator for the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) uncovered evidence on PegramвЂ™s computer of a backup of the website and an automated software program which uploaded torrent films to the site. Rollin, one of the main encoders for the site, actively uploaded 240 films to the site. However, between January 2014 and December 2014, Pegram paid ВЈ1,395 to the websiteвЂ™s server companies showing he was maintaining servers for the site. The website was paid for by Taylor who is believed to have deleted the site on 27В November 2014, just two days after PegramвЂ™s arrest. He also messaged the other members of the website stating вЂњremove site and shut down police at my doorвЂќ.

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Searches were carried out at each of their houses which led to officers seizing phones, laptops, hard drives and storage devices.ДЇollowing forensic analysis of the seized laptops and hard drives, officers discovered that Pegram attempted to cover his tracks by taking the website offline and deleted evidence just moments before his arrest. On 25В November 2014, PIPCU and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) officers arrested Pegram and Rollin on suspicion of being involved in a conspiracy to defraud Lionsgate Films. US Law Enforcement Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) completed an investigation into the release of the film. The offences came to the attention of Lionsgate Films in July 2014 when The Expendables 3 was leaked onto the internet prior to its official US release date. вЂњIt is important to protect the rights of creative around the world from theft.вЂќ They then uploaded the films to a purpose-built torrent website for thousands of users.ДЇollowing coverage of PIPCU's investigation in April 2015, actor Sylvester Stallone said: вЂњIвЂ™d like to thank the PIPCU at the City of London Police for working with US Homeland Security Investigations to apprehend the suspect in this case. On 16В September 2014, the City of London PoliceвЂ™s Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) was referred information about illegal pirating of Lionsgate Films.ДЄn investigation by PIPCU found that the men had worked together in an organised group calledВ MiLLENiUM Release Group to obtain illegal copies of high profile films.

Alan Stephenson, 41, of Atkinson Road, Dumfries was sentenced to two years in prison suspended for 24 months after pleading guilty to conspiracy to defraud on 26В April 2018.

Paul Taylor, 53, of Daresbury Close, Stockport was sentenced to two years in prison suspended for 24 months after pleading guilty to conspiracy to defraud on 3В December 2018.

Mark Rollin, 36, of Bradford Road, Dewsbury was sentenced to three years in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy to defraud on.

Steven Pegram, 40, of Thornham Close, Wirral was sentenced to four and a half years in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy to defraud on 3В December 2018.

Yesterday (Monday 18В March 2019) four men were sentenced at Manchester Crown Court to a total of 11 and a half years for setting up an illegal torrent website offering high profile films.

Convicted illegal uploader said вЂњIвЂ™ve got no idea what youвЂ™re talking aboutвЂќ on arrest, having deleted evidence moments before.

The City of London PoliceвЂ™s Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU) found that the men had worked together in an organised group.Four men sentenced after setting up an illegal torrent website for high profile films, costing the industry in excess of ВЈ8,480,000.