
What if, one day, you suddenly became the target of an “internet terrorist”? Someone who can find you, no matter where you are, and make your life hell. Logging off? Is not an option. That’s what happened to Esther, Natasha and Ava. They all fell into the crosshairs of a dangerous online predator who had one mission; to control, harass and bully women and girls like them out of online gaming. A sk... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 193 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Sergeant Ben Finley is as analog as they come. But when a swatting wreaks havoc on his beat, he starts chasing an anonymous and ruthless digital criminal.
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Esther has ambitions of becoming a full-time streamer. But then she crosses paths with a dangerous online predator with one mission; to make her life hell.
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What if, one day, you suddenly became the target of an “internet terrorist”? Who can find you, no matter where you are, and make your life hell. Logging off? Is not an option.
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I love the binge stories! Great podcast! But so frustrated that the police and FBI would do nothing to stop this guy!
I have listened to many stories of online terrorists and they are all disturbing. “Vicious “ has got to be one of the worst.
This story grabbed my attention and I think it is very well done. The narration is easy to listen to and the writing didn’t leave me with questions.
I liked the podcast but if your doing a story on a criminal you already giving them the attention so why hide the user name like the whole podcast not dedicated to the crimes he committed but overall good podcast
Super well told story, the recordings host obtained make it all the more engaging and real. So glad this monster won’t be among women ever again. This guy is tied with the video dude from last season of Betrayal for appalling, hardly believable domestic abuse. Really hope his daughters have cut any ties.
I understand the need for actors to voice certain parts for privacy but did you really have to choose such irritating voices? Plus the amount of ads is ridiculous.
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This true crime narrative concentrates on online harassment, swatting, and the broader social impact of digital threats against women and girls who engage in online gaming. It weaves together investigative reporting, firsthand witness accounts, and journalistic commentary to explore how online predators manipulate evidence, influence public perception, and confront the realities of law enforcement in the digital age. Episodes consistently mix personal stories with media ethics, investigative strategy, and legal considerations, offering a compelling case study in contemporary true crime storytelling that often reframes perceived conclusions and highlights the human costs behind online abuse.
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