How shocked victims hunted down the ‘king of revenge porn’: ‘I felt violated’

NY Post ^ | 7/15/22 | Samantha Ibrahim

[Callahan]

He was the “king of revenge porn” — until his shocked and fed-up victims took him down.

The “king” in question is Hunter Moore, the founder of the now-defunct revenge porn website IsAnyoneUp.com and whose horrific enterprise is examined — along with his victims’ desperate fight for justice — in a new three-part Netflix documentary, “The Most Hated Man on the Internet.”

Moore, 36, created the site in 2010 and it allowed people allegedly hurt by relationships to post anonymous NSFW sexual content without the consent of their partners.

“Me and my friends would post [photos of] a bunch of girls, and I was like, ‘Yo, I can make money of f–kin’ people over,'” he says in archival footage featured in the trailer.

One interviewee in the series noted she received over 200 notifications that her photo was posted and another recalled persistently asking Moore to delete images of her.

“The response that I got [from him was]: ‘LOL,'” the subject says.

Charlotte Laws and her daughter Kayla — the latter falling victim to the site in 2012 when she was 24 — were interviewed in the doc about their scary experiences with Moore...

[wardaddy]

Boy did I love spin the bottle and post office and playing Full Contact backyard football with girls when they were blooming it changed everything all of a sudden girls were no longer a pain in the ass or crybabies or tattle tails they were mysteriously desirable even though I didn’t understand it yet it made me feel all warm and fuzzy but girls new girls are smarter

I remember this girl who was real good at football and she could play guitar and she would play Puff the Magic Dragon or blowing in the wind over and over and nobody destroyed her guitar she was maybe three years older man I loved playing football with her and tackling her

I’ve always loved girls funny the good the bad and the ugly but I’ll never understand women and I’ll be the first to admit it

[wardaddy]

I actually talk to my wife about this last night and she agreed with me more or less about women allowing men to take pictures of them nude etc.

I asked her if she had ever done that before she met me at age 29 and she told me I have a knack for asking the stupidest questions

Ones I probably will not like the answer to

Yep that’s me