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‘Don’t F**k With Cats’ and ‘The Tindler Swindler’ team returning to Netflix with revenge porn docuseries

The series will highlight the most hated man on the intenret.

In his latest Netflix documentary, director Rob Miller is taking on a heartbreaking but powerful story in The Most Hated Man on the Internet, highlighting the voices of the victims of Hunter Moore and the mother who helped stop him.

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Airing on July 27, The Most Hated Man on the Internet will give Moore’s revenge porn victims a voice and allow audiences to realize the depth of the turmoil and pain that men and women worldwide experienced after their personal videos and images were shared on his website.

Users often shared these pictures and videos without knowledge or permission alongside the victims’ names, addresses, numbers, and social media handles. Suddenly, a scorned ex or jilted lover could share your image on a website and give away your sense of privacy and safety.

The New York Post shared an in-depth look at Charlotte Laws and the two-year fight she put up against him to help remove her daughter’s photo from Moore’s website, isanyoneup.com.

Laws’ daughter had topless photos shared on his website without her permission, and all she kept hearing was that she shouldn’t have taken the picture. That answer didn’t work for Laws’ mother, and she made it her mission to stop Moore from harming anyone else and helping those who had already been violated.

The Netflix documentary will speak to their story and the tales of countless other parties who had their lives ruined by the website and those responsible for uploading their images. In some cases, users would upload their own photos to the website, but it became known as a hub for “revenge porn” posts.

Morris previously directed the documentary The Tinder Swindler for Netflix and served as a producer for Don’t F**k With Cats.

Executive Producer Alex Marengo had this to say to Deadline about making the docuseries and giving Moore’s victims a platform to share their stories.

“I immediately saw that this story could make an utterly compelling series: a crusade for justice against all the odds wrapped up in a world of real-life and online depravity. Some reveled in it, others had their lives ruined. I am so proud of our uniquely talented team who turned the lens onto Hunter Moore and turned his victims into the ultimate winners by giving them their voices, silenced until now. It’s incredibly exciting to know that this important story for our times will reach a global audience when it debuts on Netflix.”

Hearing from the victims themselves allows them to rewrite their stories and, hopefully, find comfort in knowing their fight helped others. It’s an incredibly valuable step for victims.

If you know someone suffering from sexual violence, contact RAINN or the National Sexual Abuse Telephone Hotline at 1-800-656-4673.


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