Naked photos on the World Wide Web? Read how they got there
You will probably cringe at the following story that you are about to hear on what malicious activities take place in the World Wide Web. One frequent user by the name of Hunter Moore has received the title of the “most hated man on the internet.” Why? Turns out that he has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison because he operated the revenge porn website “Is Anyone Up?”.
How exactly did this revenge porn website operate? Users could effortlessly submit photos of a sensitive nature, which often took place without the consent of their partners, or former partners and all of these details would end up having a list of the subjects’ real name, personal details, and social media accounts. Moore has been fined a total amount of $2,000 which might not seem too steep as a form of punishment, and haters would sincerely be hoping that he was fined much more and kept in prison for a significantly longer period.
In addition to operating the website, Moore also paid Charles Evens, an individual who used to hack into women’s online accounts in order to steal their compromising photographs. However, he chose the wrong person to hack when he decided to steal the photos of K. Laws. Laws’ mother, Charlotte Laws then took the fight right to Evens, which became extremely crucial in capturing Moore and putting him behind bars.
K. Laws details her account as follows:
“Over three years ago, Hunter Moore paid a man named Charlie Evans to hack into my private email account to steal my photos. A few months before I was hacked, I had taken the photos alone in the mirror in my bedroom. These photos had never been seen nor sent to anyone. I had absolutely no intention of letting anyone see them.”
While working as a waitress, she received a call, after which she explains the entire scenario as follows:
“I stepped outside and she proceeded to tell me that I had a topless photo online along with my full name, Twitter account link, and current city. As total shock was taking over me, she said she was so sorry this happened to me. I felt exposed, ashamed and broke into tears.”
One thing led to another and K. Laws was met with a series of humiliating encounters which included random people adding her on Facebook and sending messages of a sexual nature. According to a source, She even had an adult film performer approach her to see if she wanted to work in a project. When Laws tried to reach out to Moore to see if he would remove the photos, things went from bad to worse.
After enduring death and other threats, looks like justice was finally served to Hunter Moore as he was arrested by authorities, submitted to court hearings and in no time did the judge reach a verdict. However, do you believe that his punishment was as severe as the emotional trauma that was inflicted onto K. Laws and her family? We do not think so, particularly when it will take a very long period for her reputation to be cleansed. What do you think?
Have a fucken cry you sooky bitch. Id take it as a fucking compliment. Oh yeah females are incapable of it.
Trauma. Are you for fucking real? Try unplugging life support on your sister who overdosed on drugs.
And yeah wtf were those photos doing in your email. Saved as drafts were they?
Im calling it. Shes a fucking liar, a cunt of a person with very little awareness of reality. Obviously for someone to employ the services of a hacker she is a cunt. But we didnt get that half of the story. You have failed as a journalist. Failed miserably.
Simple rules. Dont want your private photos online. Dont put them online. And have a password that is not your cats name with a number 1 on the end.
Pull your fucking big girl pants up, wipe your tears and go and continue your journey through life as the spoilt little princess slut that you will ultimately always be.