JenLCason

Beginning at age 7 Jane was raped and trafficked. The first recording of her being raped was made in a garage in Maryland when she was 10 years old. The abuse was then monetized and distributed on P*rnhub to 130 million daily users. Jane sued P*rnhub in 2021. She is aware of at least seven assault videos of her that have been distributed & monetized on P*rnhub. The seven videos were uploaded multiple times. In some instances, Jane’s traffickers forced her to upload and reupload videos of herself as a form of punishment. She later did unsuccessful takedown demands. We now have evidence from CEO/owner emails, employee text messages and depositions uncovered in legal discovery and published September 1, that P*rnhub owners & executives hid all child abuse videos they knew about from authorities for over 13 years and did not report any of it. This policy prevented law enforcement from finding and rescuing countless child victims for over a decade. They had policies in place to easily allow the criminal content to be uploaded and monetized again and again. The CEO admits in emails that as a policy they didn’t verify the age or consent of any of the individuals in millions of homemade, user-generated videos they were profiting from. The CEO emails with his executives and VPs confirmed they only had one person reviewing flagged videos 5 days a week with a backlog of 706,000 flagged videos. The company policies as confirmed in emails by the CEO, would not put flagged videos in line for review unless they were flagged over 15 times. Jane could have flagged her child rape 15 times and it wouldn’t have been put in a review queue. In text messages employees say that management made it clear they “didn’t want the rules [against criminal content] to be enforced.” The CEO acknowledged that they were “obviously hiding” these policies from the credit card companies. #Traffickinghub