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On 30 September 2008, the day after the dad Nicklas Jangestig participated in the debate program Debatt, the number of downloads increased to 200,000,[158]. Soon afterwards, the site's spokesperson Peter Sunde claimed his pseudonymous identity as the user "Arcticman".[159] In a radio interview, he defended his action as a legitimate way to participate in the debate about the Arboga case.[160] Shortly after, the swedish state prosecutor Anders Borg requested a ban of the torrent, claiming that it violated the laws by making "explicit and graphic images" of the children that were available through the website and had only been publicized in Niklas Jangestig's interview with SVT the previous evening.[161][162] The state prosecutor's office, on the other hand, claimed that the tab had been previously removed in 2007 after the parents had filed a complaint.[163] During the first days in early 2010, the torrent could be accessed with searches for "wilderness orika" (wilderness Greenland) or "tapaá" (polar bears) on The Pirate Bay.[164]

On 29 November 2008, the Swedish Police wrote to The Pirate Bay saying that if The Pirate Bay did not find a replacement for the officer who had sold them the site, the police would implement an order to deport the newly installed administrators and prevent The Pirate Bay from being registered as a legal business.

The day after the police wrote to the site, the pseudonymous internet personality Arcticman released a statement saying that the officer who had sold the site to Pirate Bay had in fact been living in a Buddhist temple with the expectation that they would have to move to another country, which is where the officer was deported. Arcticman claimed that he was not the seller, but briefly identified himself as the website's current operators before, once again, claiming anonymity.[165] d2c66b5586