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Credibility score: 44/100 — Mixed Credibility. Several questionable claims detected. Watch with healthy skepticism.
Claims analyzed
Claims he only saw beastiality and incest on Kick, never downloaded anything — Personal Story (50/100)
He's admitting to the searches while claiming he 'never downloaded' — the distinction is meaningless here 💀
Only thing on devices is drawn loli images of girls under 18, no real photos or videos — BS (10/100)
Calling cartoon CP 'the only thing' on the devices like that makes it legal — drawn or not, it's still illegal as hell 💀🚩
Claims he only saw CSAM in groups, never downloaded, and traded via peer-to-peer from his IP — Personal Story (50/100)
He's admitting he traded CSAM from his own IP — 'never downloaded' doesn't save him when he just confessed to sending it 💀
Admits trading CSAM once because someone promised him something in return — Personal Story (50/100)
Trading CSAM for 'something in return' is still trading CSAM — the 'I didn't get what I wanted' part doesn't make it less illegal 😭
Describes trading a video of 'a guy and what looked to be an unrated' in a CSAM group — Personal Story (50/100)
He just described trading what sounds like child porn and then refused to describe it — the damage is already done 💀
Claims he never downloaded or kept any CSAM — Personal Story (50/100)
Guy swears he didn't save anything after trading — only his word, no proof either way.
Police found AI-generated child porn on the computer, leading to arrest — Unverifiable (50/100)
Narrator says they found AI child porn and got a warrant — no receipts, no case file, no news link. Could be real, could be dramatized.
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