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rotterdam - Several underworld murders can be solved now justice has been given access to 3.6 million messages encrypted telephones of criminals. That says Olivier Dutilh, Chief of the Regional Criminal Investigation Amsterdam. ' I am convinced that this wealth of information can mean a breakthrough in several Amsterdam liquidation investigations. ''

The information comes from so-called 'crypto phones', customized smartphones. Equipped with encryption software. The Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) system which protects the contents of the messages. 'It is a huge, time consuming to check all the data,' says NautaDutilh.

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The data comes from computer servers in Canada that are knocked down on April 19, 2016 and copied at the request of the Public Prosecutor. The servers were used by the Dutch company Ennetcom, the leading provider of encrypted communication to criminals in the Netherlands with retail outlets in Western Europe and South America.\n  \n   \n    \n    \n   \n   \n   \n      \n   \n     Photo: Bloomberg

The company guaranteed its clients anonymous communication. Justice suspects company and the owner of money, because they have benefited from an extensive criminal clientele as criminal service. The owner has been arrested last year.

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The observed data according to the public all evidence produced dozens of criminal investigations into assassinations, armed robbery, drug trafficking, money laundering, attempted murder and other organized crime.

Provider Ennetcom came in sight of the police and after investigations into assassinations.