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2:05we recommend going back and starting there. It should also be noted that this series explores sexualized imagery involving miners and violence. Please take care when listening. Later one night, after a day of reporting in Levertown, I called Margie from my drive home and she told me she'd turned up something big. I told Olivia I'd found some people who were looking into the same website where the Levertown girls had appeared. They were halfway across the world in New Zealand. I was like, what? In my many years of covering tech for Bloomberg, I've had very few stories take me back home. To me, New Zealand is a little slice of paradise at the bottom of the world. The place where traffic jams and missing dogs make the nightly news. Now, Margie was telling me that women in New Zealand

3:08were also being harassed on the very same website where the Levertown girls were posted. And in New Zealand, the local cops were taking notice. So my name's Doug, I'm a preferred dog, but Douglas Nuku. One of my sources introduced me to Doug, who's in his early 50s, tall, shaved head. He's a detective in New Zealand, stationed at the top of a South Island in a small town called Blenheim. No traffic lights in Blenheim, no traffic jams, no congestion of people or commercial buildings. So is it, I'm just imagining less crime there? Not necessarily. Doug is brusquen, no nonsense. He looks like he was born to play the role of cop. And in fact, he sort of was. So I'll put it out there.

4:11At nine years old, my father lived. Once my father left, basically our world to fell apart in terms of structure and discipline and behavior. My brothers fell hard. My brothers were into gangs and gang members, so they fell straight into trouble, straight into prison. I went and saw them in prison once. And the first thing that said to me is, don't you ever come back here? Don't you ever come to CSL? And I basically left from there, and that was the end of it. But Doug went the other way into law enforcement. He's been on the police force for over 20 years now, working mostly on drug related crimes. One day in 2019, he got a call that changed his career. So one day a colleague of mine phoned me and said, basically, I've got this friend of mine who's been bombarded with horrific photographs for several years.

5:12Images of her face taken from social media sites. And on those images, they were often captions detailing how pretty she was. And what would you like to do to her in terms of sexual preferences and violations? There were also images of her face with male originator, or male is ejaculating on her image and then reposting it back online. She had been to another police station to make a complaint. But due to capability and understanding, they didn't know how to deal with it. And she has edu, but then to the point where she was potentially suicidal at one stage, is there anything you can do? Doug hadn't seen this level of online abuse, stalking and harassment before. He needed to hear what happened first hand. So the first time I met the victim, I was obviously at work. It was late. Typically I'd sit up a nice soft end of your room where you sit on a nice soft couch, get a cup of tea.

6:14But I would start off trying to get to know the person, try and build a nice, easy rapport really quickly. You want to make things as easy as possible. She was pretty apprehensive. It was a physical toll as well as a mental toll. And you could see it in her face when she was talking to me. The woman who is not willing to be interviewed and will remain anonymous in our series, recounted how her email inbox was constantly flooded with explicit pictures and violent threats. She was able to provide some screenshots and information about what's been going on. Every time she got these messages, she blocked the sender and take a screenshot and she'd add it to her growing pile of digital evidence. Had you seen anything like that before? No. What went through your mind when she showed you those pictures? Well, I'm a hunter. You have certain police officers there that will wait for calls to come in and then they'll go and respond to those calls.

7:17I like to identify myself as a person that will go and hunt people before they get a chance to do that sort of thing. So as a hunter, if you're given prey, you want to go and get it. MUSIC From I Heart Podcasts, Bloomberg and CalytheScope, this is Levitang. I'm Margie Murphy and I'm Olivia Carville. MUSIC Doug sifted through image after image, email after email, attempting to trace the sender. There were so many emails and they were sent from different addresses, making it hard to identify the sender. Many of the messages were also attempting to get her to click on links to porn websites. Doug wondered if the sender had posted these explicit images online, which is a crime in New Zealand. So in addition to the threats of blackmail

8:18that the person was sending, if these images were disseminated online and if Doug could catch that person, it would mean years in prison. Although I'm a hunter, I'm still bound by roles, by laws and by a line that I cannot cross. The reason why we all got involved was because there were lines that needed to be crossed. Doug had heard about Will from another officer who'd said Will was known for doing whatever had to be done to solve tricky cases like these. He is like a little terrier. So as soon as he gets a rope to pull on, he'll pull until he gets the whole rope. He would go to extremes. My name is Will Wallace. I am 37 years old, live in New Zealand. I have a young family. Will is really nothing like a little terrier and he's much more comfortable behind the computer. In that space, I found it a lot easier just to be a nobody.

9:22You know, not worry about all the other stuff that kind of comes along with it. You know, this whole podcast being one of them. Yeah. Will grew up on the South Island. He served in New Zealand's military and as a police officer. He then became a private investigator, which is when Doug called him and told him about this woman who was a target of an online abuse campaign. To be perfectly honest, I was given very little in terms of information. I was basically just given internet harassment. It's been happening for three or four years. The victim is at their wits end. Would you be interested in having a look? So I was like a moth to a flame. First, he reviewed the evidence the victim gave him. Essentially a giant PDF of abusive pictures and comments. The victim had received all this by email, but Will suspected the content also lived somewhere else. I was like, well, there's got to be a website or there's got to be somewhere where the images

10:24are being posted. So I was like, the first step is to find out where the photos are being posted. And that's when he found it with a simple reverse image search. This website come on printed perks. The very same website where the Levitown girls had found their images altered, posted and defiled. The first time I saw it, it's kind of like disbelief that a website like that exists on the internet. It's like an online sewer, right? So you're seeing it in front of me. I was just like, what the fuck is this place? You can tell by the photos on there that the people on there have not consented to being on there in the first place. I would describe it as more of a severe internet harassment site than a pornography website. To figure out how many users were going after the victim

11:26will have to wade through every single post made about her. Only then could he figure out who was going after her the most. Once he did that, he was able to determine who was organising the harassment, coordinating it and goading others to join in. So if you can imagine this has been happening over a period of three or four years, then there is a lot of content that that person has posted. The question remained, who is this person? That's where having a civilian like Will involved in the investigation helped. As a private citizen, he could move through the web freely and even pay for information he wanted on the dark web. And Will knew how to do this with tools he'd first used as a police officer tracking drug dealers online. The Facebook Graph Tool. You could pretty much punch anyone's Facebook profile into and export a lot more information

12:27than they would otherwise be willing to show. Like the interaction with other people's photos, all of their comments, all of their photos, the groups they were in. There's a name for this. It's called Open Source Intelligence. And as Will explained, it's basically hoovering up information all over the place, generally the internet and then turning it into a product that can be action. This is the kind of thing that takes a lot of skill and a lot of time, but Will was good at it. After months of digging, Will started following the harasser from pseudonym to pseudonym, finding accounts he owned on different social media platforms. And Will discovered something else. Like in Levittown, this one harasser had many victims.

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17:38I'm really still trying to untangle in my adult life how it has affected certain things that happened to me in my lady as of high school. The first time Lucy was harassed online in 2015, she was going to an all girls high school, similar to the school I went to when I was growing up in New Zealand. All girls' schools are the norm. We wore a uniform every day. We even had a special cream colored outfit just for church. Lucy also had to wear a uniform. We were fed talking points like being only surround about other girls is better for your academic standard because you're not distracted by boys. And we were just trained to be good girls. I think that reiterated that we were lesser than boys. So we were constantly, constantly thinking of how to appear more attractive and more cool to the boys.

18:40As Lucy learned, whether it's in Levertown Long Island or a beach town in New Zealand, just identifying as a girl online can make you a target. And in Lucy's case, she learned she was a target from some friends who saw her face on the dating app Tinder. I was under the age of 18 so I could not have a Tinder, but some guys that I knew who were maybe one or two years older than me sent me screenshots of a Tinder account with all of my photos on it and were asking if it was me. The photos had been taken from her Instagram account. Some of them featured her in her high school uniform. At first, Lucy thought that was kind of funny, maybe a joke, but then she learned that there was more to it. When this person matched with a boy on Tinder, they would send them a Snapchat account and through that Snapchat account would send like very explicit

19:42nude and sexual content, but without a face. The photos that were sent back weren't altered images of Lucy. They were nude photos that were cropped so you couldn't see a face. But whoever had created the fake account clearly wanted to make it look like Lucy was sending back nude and sexual content. She decided she would report it to the police in Nelson, her hometown in New Zealand. I went after school one day in my school uniform to the police station and I knocked on the little window thingy and a middle-aged man came out and I said, I maybe needed some help, but as soon as he stepped up to the window, I remember getting really nervous and suddenly feeling so silly because it's actually rather public when you go to the police. You have to kind of plead your case in the waiting room, which is quite echoey and loud.

20:45So the surrender middle-aged man, the police officer, come up to the window and ask me what was wrong and I kind of feebly told him that I think someone had stolen my pictures and was faking my identity on Tinder. And he just stared at me blankly. She said she felt so weird being in this public space, trying to explain this bizarre, upsetting and deeply personal situation to this man who was completely clueless. And he just had no idea what I was talking about. I remember him just saying, oh snapchat, what's that? He just had really no idea what I was talking about. To be fair, this was around 2015. Snapchat and Tinder were only three or four years old. I think I just went in with confidence at a 10 and every minute that I was in the waiting room

21:47it just depleted by one point. By the time he stared at me blankly and then realizing that this was, you know, other people could hear me speaking and then I got quieter and then I got embarrassed and then, you know, I just didn't have anything left to give after a few minutes so I just apologized for wasting his time and I left. Like the women in Levitown, Lucy tried to put the pictures and the police visit to the back of her mind. She moved on with her life, graduated from high school. But the next year, 2016, she started receiving messages. I am not quite sure how it began, but it began at some point that year that I started receiving quite a number of message requests from anonymous profiles either on Facebook, Messenger, or via Instagram of some disturbing content.

22:49The messages began as verbal abuse and threats of violence and other times there was photos and then there was an onslaught of a different of these. Somebody holding their penis over printed out photos of me one after the other, after the other. So many that at some point, Lucy stopped counting. Many had different photos strewn across the carpet or on a bid. At that point, it wasn't clear to Lucy whether this was illegal. She figured it was something that she just had to deal with. It sounds crazy, but I have received so, so many photos of penises over pictures of me over five years. I cannot remember how it feels to be shocked by it. I have received more than I care to remember.

23:50I have become so accustomed to that image I cannot even remember being shocked by it. And I'm sorry to say that just seems like same shit different day now. As soon as she saw the messages, she blocked the sender and deleted the content. Ping, block, delete. Ping, block, delete. It became the constant humming in the background of her life. By this time, she had moved to Europe and had begun studying to become a social scientist. And still, she had to deal with the dread of the cyber abuse. From 2018, I had been living in Europe for about a year and a half. And some of the harassment had slowed down. Like it was just a sort of small hangover and remnant from high school. But unfortunately, my dad got very sick.

24:51So I had to return to New Zealand. And almost as soon as I got back, I started receiving these messages again. But now they were more pointed. This time, someone had threatened to contact her parents and send graphic photos if she didn't respond to them in a certain number of days. They also had my parents email addresses already in the email address bar to prove to me that they knew who my parents were and where they worked. The idea that just someone out there was obsessed with hurting me definitely began to take off my life. I remember being really scared to go out at night on my own. I was terrified of ever sleeping somewhere where you could see from the outside in because I always had this vision that someone was following me at night and would look into my room. It was unbelievable how much the fear consumed me.

25:57I felt sometimes overcome with suspicion and it really undermined a lot of relationships I had with men or people that were in the life of my mom or men that were in the life of my friends. Yeah, I just always had in the back of my mind that any of them could be the one. Lucy decided she would try to go to the police again. At this point, I felt now I'm an adult. They're definitely going to take me seriously. I'm not wearing my school uniform this time. I am a very old 20-year-old. I walked in, it was winter. I remember so it was cold and dark already at 6pm. I said I would like to speak to someone because I'm being harassed. And the exact same thing happened.

26:59Despite my best intentions, they just had no idea what I was talking about. I remember it was a very short interaction and I left and sat crying in my car. I didn't have the language to express what was illegal about what was going on and they didn't have the language or the training to understand what was significant or illegal about what was going on. So, you know, I probably said something like, I'm like, oh, I'm being bothered on Instagram or I'm receiving some unwanted content or something along those lines, but we didn't have enough digital literacy or social media literacy from a legal or criminal standpoint at that time to deal with these things. I feel like neither of us could communicate to each other what was important.

28:00I felt deeply like at that point the onus was on me to prove to them why they should care and then because I couldn't do that, I panicked and left. Two years later, she got an email. In 2020, I got a very unexpected email from the New Zealand police asking to have a phone call with me and I was so suspicious at this point of online harassment and the ability to fake anything online that my initial response was that this was my harasser pretending to be a police officer trying to get in touch with me. Lucy soon registered that this was real and that she was part of something much bigger. I realized that there was a wider case going on revolving around another woman who was being harassed in a similar way

29:01where they were basically had reverse engineered some evidence that led them to me. In addition to Lucy, Doug Nuku and Will Wallace had identified 12 other victims in New Zealand and they were getting closer to a perpetrator. Running a small business takes everything you've got but with Chase for Business, you're not alone. They bring together local support and a broad range of resources to more than 7 million customers. With a deep understanding of your day-to-day needs, they provide products and guidance built to help you thrive. Right now earn $500 when you open a new Chase Business Complete Checking account for new business checking customers with qualifying activities. Offer expires January 21st, 2027. Chase Business Complete Checking has the flexible tools you need to accept payments, make deposits and manage your finances with confidence. Learn more at Chase.com slash podcast biz offer. Chase, make more of what's yours.

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33:10Will have been following a suspect around the internet for months, getting to know his favourite usernames, watching him post the same victims on different pornographic websites, and even watching him buy and sell second hand goods on Facebook Marketplace and elsewhere. It quickly became clear that the person who was responsible for the harassment was skilled at what he was doing, and he knew how to hide. They were used in cryptic accounts that were from overseas sites, for instance, America, proton email, Switzerland, European sites. It was also obvious at the time that our vendor used a VPN. A VPN or a virtual private network is like wearing an invisibility cloak while you glide around the internet. No one will know where in the world you actually are. So Will didn't know exactly where this pub lived, but he kept watching him, waiting for a chance to pick up some detail somewhere about where he lived.

34:13Will watched as the suspect bought girls underwear and bulk. Another time he saw him post an electric guitar for sale. When he looked closely, the guitar had been laid out on a floral comforter. Will realised he'd seen that comforter somewhere before. On a picture posted to a pornographic website called Exhanster, that he'd already linked to the suspect. Doug was able to subpoena that Exhanster account. It turned out the suspect hadn't always masked his traffic on the site. This one time, he hadn't. My team found one IP address that hadn't been masked, and that was an IP address that we could attribute to a person. Once again, like in Levitown, the background of a photo sealed the deal. Will knew the matching bed's red men they had the right guy. Now it was up to the police.

35:13When we kicked in the door, I would say personally for myself, that was one of the most satisfying and highlighted days of my career. You can imagine Americans on their helicopters parasailing down and smashing through in those. That's what I wanted. Boss wouldn't give me that. So the next best thing was kicking in this guy's door and exposing him was a highlight. I've not had a better day in the police, honestly. His name is Finn Cotton. He lived in Nelson, the same town loose he's from. I remember the distinct sensation of time slowing down. And then they just said a name. And I don't know what I expected, but they said a name that was very familiar to me. It was the name of a boy that I went to school with when I was 12. And it just suddenly felt all...

36:15She knew Finn when they were kids, but hadn't seen him since she went to high school. I felt such a wave of relief that it was a person, because I guess when someone lives in an emity you think they're a monster. And when you hear a name, they're suddenly just a person. But she also said it's scary that someone she barely knew could launch such a vicious, years-long campaign against her. In October 2024, Finn pleaded guilty to blackmail, causing harm by posting digital communication and possession of child sexual abuse materials. His online abuse campaign lasted nearly a decade, and he targeted over a dozen people. What would you do or say to Finn if you saw him again? What would I say to Finn? Ah, such a good question. Oh, it's so bad, but I just want to ask you, okay, there's just so much anger.

37:20Coming from him is just... Someone has to be so hurt and so angry to want to hurt other people in this way. Because I guess even though he's done horrible things to me, we are from the same place, and it's not that I don't think he has to answer to what he's done. But I feel that this is someone who's been failed. I see so much anger towards women, and that frustrates me. It makes me so angry that a young man can feel so entitled. So so entitled to women's affection and attention. And now there's a cue of equally angry, professional men in police uniforms

38:20or in lawyers, officers willing to bring down the full force of the law on him. And what is going to come of this? He's going to go to prison. Then what? We have attempted to reach Finn Quattam for comment, but haven't heard back. In November 2024, he was sentenced to seven years behind bars. As for Will, he's been changed by the cases too. But in a different way, he desperately wanted someone to go after what he believes is the root of the problem. A website where so many perpetrators he was helping to catch was still posting. At the top of the website on the left hand side, there is a cartoon picture of a girl who looks underage.

39:20There is a scroll bar that scrolls from sort of right to left. And it shows the most recently updated topics. I think when you see that scroll bar, that's when you get an understanding of just how vile the website is and just the type of horrible things that get put on it. And that is anything from the harassment that we've just talked about through to pictures of children. Pictures of social media details, addresses. And he noticed something else all over this website. Deep fakes. Images that made people look like they were naked or in sexual positions. Some images were generated to make it look like the women had been abused, covered in bruises. At first, Will thought of it as just a new mechanism of harassment. That's kind of how I viewed it. Probably a little bit naive at that point, just not understanding that it's the start of a massive problem.

40:26A massive problem that would consume the next two years of Will Wallace's life. And bring him together with an unlikely international coalition to take aim of the site itself. At the same time, halfway across the world, law enforcement officials in Leviton, New York were also investigating the same website. But back then, in New York, there was no guidebook, no law that made posting deep fake pornography. A crime. It is a crime that you look at and you say, this is awful, this should be illegal. But what is this? What is this crime? It was up to them to figure that out. And fast. This series is reported and hosted by Margie Murphy and me, Olivia Carville, produced by Collider Scote, led by Julian Nutter,

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