Report Exposes Global Network of Men Drugging, Violating Their Wives

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[00:00:00]There's a vast network of men drugging and vi violating their wives. This is an unbelievable but real story. Here it is.

[00:00:10]>> We've been investigating a very dark corner of this porn website. This platform got over 80 million visits last month alone. It's called motherless.com and it's home to numerous videos of so-called sleep content uploaded by users and the videos have hundreds of thousands of views. Now, UK lawmakers are putting a spotlight on the online rape culture investigated by CNN. Many men on these sites participate in online rape networks. Many users who upload sleep content claim it's non-consensual.

[00:00:50]One popular hashtag is I check a way of proving a woman is asleep. On the site, we also found a link to a private Telegram group with nearly a thousand members dedicated to sharing this kind of content. We messaged with multiple users across the US, the UK, France, Brazil, and beyond who mostly communicated in English. I connected with another user onus who was selling liquid seditive over telegram. He told me he was running a business shipping it worldwide. A bottle costs $175.

[00:01:26]He messaged me, "There's no taste in it and your wife won't feel anything and won't remember anything." Hundreds of users in the group are also coaching one another on how to sedate their partners.

[00:01:37]liquids, pills, step-by-step instructions from dozens of drugs to exact dosages were all in the chat, many of them everyday medicines. The Telegram group eventually disappeared. And now NOS's are also raising the alarm with UN women saying that this investigation confirms their research that online platforms are increasingly being used to fuel violence towards women.

[00:02:07]When I first saw this story, um, obviously it's disgusting.

[00:02:17]Should be a crime with no question.

[00:02:20]You do not platform sexual exploitation and assault.

[00:02:28]Here's the unfortunate reality.

[00:02:32]There are some people who believe that if it's your wife, uh, you get some kind of pass.

[00:02:39]Obviously, the platforms believe this and individuals engaging in the action and organizing of this action, they believe it to an extent. Put it up for a mask.

[00:02:49]Let me remind everyone, you do not own your spouse.

[00:02:54]You own nobody.

[00:02:57]Period.

[00:02:59]don't give a damn what background you come from, religion you may have, or personal belief system you subscribe to.

[00:03:07]CNN have covered a global network of men who advise each other on how to drug and sexually assault their own partners and get away with it. Some even live stream the LWD acts and profit off of them online.

[00:03:25]Here's more information on it. Uh, one site called motherless.com is home of more than 20,000 videos of so-called sleep content uploaded by users with hundreds of thousands of views. The website which had around 62 million visits just in the month of February alone and whose core audience in the United States describes itself as a quote moral free file host where anything legal is hosted forever end quote. While the platforms vary inside such groups, video is king. Some users advertised live streams showing the abuse of drug women in real time for $20 per viewer with cryptocurrency the preferred means of payment. Now, before I continue with this story, I want you to understand I'm not moralizing against those who watch adult content at all. That's not me. It's not who I choose to be. So, this is not moralization.

[00:04:28]I want you to understand there are real victims on the other side of this. Okay?

[00:04:32]actual victims. Um, as for the Telegram group with 10,00 men during the course of CNN's uh investigation, the it's called the ZZZ group was taken off the messaging platform Telegram. Telegram did not respond directly to CNN's request or questions about the group.

[00:04:51]But in a statement to CNN following publication of the report, it said that content that quote encourages sexual violence is explicitly forbidden. end quote by its terms of service and is removed whenever discovered. Uh this is uh Zoe Watts.

[00:05:14]Zoe uh learned that her husband of 16 years had been crushing her son's sleeping medicine into her teeth and sexually abusing her while she was passed out from the concoction.

[00:05:36]Quote, "We worry about who's coming behind us walking down the street or who's even friending us on Facebook. You know, we worry about going to our car late at night in a car park, but we don't worry about who you lie next to. I didn't realize I had to. End quote. Miss Watts said her then husband's confession.

[00:06:03]came on an otherwise ordinary Sunday in 2018 after the couple who share four children had returned from church. He told her the abuse had been going on for years.

[00:06:15]Quote, "He just sort of said, "I've been using our son's sleeping medication to put in your last cup of tea at night to tie you down, take photographs, and sexually assault you." End quote.

[00:06:27]concerned about her children is still grappling with what had happened to her.

[00:06:33]She initially kept it a secret. The internal struggle eventually took a toll on her health. After a serious panic attack, Watts told her sister.

[00:06:47]Then their mother called the police. A four year a fouryear legal process saw her children become targets for bullying at school and left her social network all but destroyed. Quote, I've had people say, "Yeah, but he's your husband." Or, "But you weren't awake."

[00:07:08]So, it's not the same as being taken down an alleyway, is it? End quote. Her now ex-husband is serving 11 years in prison for sexual assault by penetration and by drugging. I got some other victims to talk about. This is a tough story. It's a tough story. No idea. I had no idea this was a thing. No idea this was happening. And obviously a whole lot of spouses or partners, they have no idea this is happening to them either.

[00:07:43]I'm no psychologist so I can't get into the psychological darkness um that this comes from but I can say this clearly the individuals who are on the other side of this are victims and that's the part that I advocate for the victim and I believe that's the part you advocate for as well. So, put it up for a mass. Uh, you got another case.

[00:08:12]Very disturbing.

[00:08:15]Just Pelican. Mr. Pelott, a woman whose husband among 50 other men he recruited, violated her while she was unconscious, has encouraged other women to come forward about this type of abuse, put her up. Amanda Stanh Hope who too was sexually abused by her ex-artner said the strength that Miss Pelott showed inspired her to speak out. Quote, "She broke the silence of shame. If she can do it, then so can I." Miss Stan Hope said over a 5year period, Miss Stan Hope said she would often fall asleep without remembering how and would wake up to bruises on her body and in different clothes. with a towel under her without any memory as to why. After waking up a few times to her partner violently abusing her, Stanh Hope knew something was wrong and asked him to stop. Instead, Stanh Hope said she was gas lit. Quote, he would then turn on me and say, "Well, you're on too much medication.

[00:09:25]You must be imagining it. That didn't happen. You're mental. you're crazy."

[00:09:31]End quote. She said, "With the support of her brother, Stanh Hope eventually went to the police. A former partner was charged with sexual assault. He took his own life before the case went to court."

[00:09:45]Sharing her story is part of Stanh Hope's healing process, but the trauma has unequivocally changed her outlook.

[00:09:53]Quote, "I see everyone as a potential predator." End quote. Stan hope said adding it took my innocence for people away. It created post-traumatic stress.

[00:10:03]She now has a fear for living. She's in a prison of sorts every day.

[00:10:12]The trust between partners um typically a partner you sleep next to uh is a given, right? At least it should be.

[00:10:27]um to have someone gaslight you when you recognize a pattern of assault while you're asleep to say it's on you.

[00:10:41]You take too many medications. You got to think about the psychological trauma this is creating and the uh extreme deprivation of morality as it relates to the integrity of your partner. You don't care about the personal safety of your partner nor their mental health to put put them through such um an extreme thing. Uh we thought it important to highlight this story and obviously there are many opportunities um for individuals who are being abused uh to contact law enforcement but those opportunities mean nothing if you do not have the support system like a brother or mother or friend as in the cases we've highlighted sharing very sad stories. What's >> Yeah, it is. It's um chilling. It's disgusting. I mean, we can't unhear it, nor should we. And also, might I add, the support of the family, just tremendous in in the one case you chronicled, but also we need to do better as a society and not be so dumb and ignorant and say things like, "But you were asleep and that's your husband," as you eloquently laid out with the not property. So, just stop. I will say this, this is among the most disgusting abuse that I've heard of, and that's saying a lot given my profession and age.

[00:12:06]Much like a cop who breaks the law willfully, okay, with forethought, I think this should be 11 years. This is so serious that someone who's in your intimate circle would do this. I think it should be treated on par, if not worse, than a stranger.

[00:12:30]>> Yeah. And then add on top of that, record it.

[00:12:34]share these details with other individuals in order to aid them >> in criminal activity against their own partner. The list goes on and on. And and if it if not for the marriage dynamic, which as you say, and I agree with should add to the responsibility required, not lessen it. Uh if that element isn't there, this is a very clear um serial crime, not just a crime. We will call this person a serial um rapist is what we will call them. Uh but the marriage part creates an illusion of property to some of those law enforcement, but it doesn't do that