Rutgers WebCam Spying Case Mimics Hollywood Movie

Tyler Clementi

Based on an official movie synopsis online, the tragic case of Tyler Clementi, the Rutgers University student, that committed suicide this week, after a roommate uploaded his gay sexual encounter to the internet, is similar to the depraved Hollywood movie, "American Pie."

The aforementioned R-rated Hollywood film, has a storyline regarding a teenage girl having a sexual encounter that is transmitted over the internet to her partner's school friends, without her knowledge or permission. The Judiciary Report does not recommend the film, but is citing it to point out the depravity in Hollywood that people in society are taking cues from to others detriment.

In Hollywood, it is a common practice among stars in Kabbalah and Scientology, to pay private investigators to spy on others inside and outside their homes, then upload the content to private, password protected websites, that offer illegal, sick streaming video feeds out of the subject's home without their knowledge or permission, surveillance photos of outdoor activities, wiretap transcripts, credit card and bank statements, among other things. This conduct is completely criminal and sick, as seen in the Anthony Pellicano case, in misconduct that continues to this day. They've perversely broken down every privacy barrier that exists in society.

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Tyler Clementi

Perverse voyeurism strikes again and this time it claims a human life. 18-year-old Rutgers University student, Tyler Clementi, committed suicide by jumping off the George Washington Bridge, after a terrible act of cruelty by his roommate, Dharun Ravi, 19 and his friend, Molly Wei, 18, in illegally and secretly videotaping him having sex with a man in his room, then inexcusably uploading it to the internet.

Clementi could not take the embarrassment of what transpired, especially regarding his sexuality and killed himself. Ravi and Wei have been charged in the matter and face five years in prison.

It is a sign of severe mental illness to employ nasty hidden cameras to watch people in their homes, dorm rooms, hotel rooms and public bathrooms. A number of cases have cropped up in the past few years, centering on irrational, psychotic people that get their kicks from spying on others in private places where, as defined by law, "Privacy is to be expected."

Hackers are abusing webcams, via remotely taking them over by way of the internet and computer intrusion, to turn the units on and spy on people in their homes, without their knowledge. Other perverts are buying DVD players, cable boxes, clock radios and other household items that have been custom fitted with pinhole hidden cameras, then using them to illegally film people in their homes.

There is no real legislative deterrent in place in America for crimes of voyeurism. Some states even deem it a misdemeanor, when it should be classified as a felony. Voyeurism should be a federal crime carrying a penalty of 20-years in prison, prompting would be criminals to think twice, as a lot of young people are being targeted and victimized by this perversion.

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