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(#1) Peter Gerard Scully Is On Trial For Doing Horrible Things
People who believe that red rooms are real often point to Peter Gerard Scully. Scully is currently on trial in the Philippines, and has been accused of many flat-out terrible things including child pornography, kidnapping, human trafficking, rape, and the murder of a 12-year-old girl whose remains were discovered at one of Scully's former residences. In all fairness, it should be noted that he has pleaded not guilty to the charges and the trial is still pending.
However, among Scully's alleged exploits is a film titled Daisy's Destruction (also referred to as The Destruction of Daisy). This is just one of many videos that Scully is said to have uploaded to the dark web. If you have seen any of these videos, you are either a member of the Filipino or Australian police, or you have committed a horrific crime. The contents of the videos, and the charges placed against Scully, are supposedly so awful that the Philippines has actually considered bringing back the death penalty specifically for this case.
Even if the charges against Scully prove to be true, it is not clear whether his dark website No Limits Fun can be considered to be a "true" red room, as it is unknown whether or not anything was ever streamed live on the site.
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(#7) The Surface Web Is Already Full Of Enough Darkness
Let's be honest - if you spend enough time surfing the normal web, you might just stumble across some stuff you can never unsee. All sorts of terrible things, from child pornography to sites run by ISIS exist on the regular ol' Internet. So, it stands to reason that if you can't find something on the surface web, even hidden in some obscure and secure location, it probably doesn't exist on the dark web either.
And according to Wired Magazine, many of the claims about the dark web are overblown. The dark web accounts for only a tiny fraction of the Internet - between 7,000 and 30,000 hidden Tor sites by most recent estimates. That adds up to about 0.03% of the total content of the Internet. Those who use it are also few. Of the nearly two million daily Tor users, only 1.5% of the overall traffic has to do with any sort of hidden site. The rest of the users are just protecting their regular browsing history.
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(#4) "Animal Crush" Sites Exist
One such site on the deep web called "Cruel Onion" was even shut down by the FBI. These sites feature the sexualized killing of small animals such as mice, rabbits, puppies, and kittens, and often - allegedly - include a forum where people can make requests. Seriously, Internet, you should be ashamed of yourself.
In 2016, Brent Justice was convicted for making these videos and was sentenced to 50 years in prison. His accomplice, Ashley Nicole Richards, pled guilty and received a reduced sentence. They were the first to be convicted of this type of crime under the US Animal Crush Video Prohibition Act of 2010. The two had a rather active client base and would often take requests.
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(#9) The Site Called The Human Experiment Is Allegedly A Red Room
Some people claim that this is a legitimate red room, while others say it is just a way to scare people away from the deep web. Allegedly, the site is a place where people perform horrible medical experiments on animals and people and payment with Bitcoins is required to see live feeds of this messed up stuff.
Being that all the evidence that this site even exists amounts to the testimony of Reddit users and a YouTube video, it should be taken with a grain of salt.
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(#2) Tor Allegedly Can't Stream Live Video
One of the chief arguments against the existence of red rooms is the claim that Tor is just too slow to stream live video. But even if this claim is true, Tor is not synonymous with the deep web - Tor is simply a way to browse the deep web. It does mean, however, that it would be technically impossible to actually operate these red rooms using Tor, so a different distribution mechanism would be needed.
This is why some people claim that if red rooms do to exist, they would not actually be found on the deep web at all. Instead, they would be hidden in heavily restricted and secure areas of the surface web.
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(#5) People Have Live Streamed Murder - And Were Obviously Caught
Some people have actually been dumb (or crazy) enough to stream murders live. You wouldn't exactly call it a red room, but rather a place where criminals willingly make their crimes a matter of public record. It does prove, though, that the technology for a red room theoretically exists.
One example involves two men in Slovenia who beat a third man to death - all while streaming it on Facebook Live. They were promptly arrested and are awaiting sentencing. Far from the only instance of this, there have been other murders, rapes, and suicides streamed on Facebook Live. However, horrible people who stream their horrible actions live online one time before being arrested, is a far-cry from making a full-fledged business out of it through a red room.
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The existence of the dark web has spawned many mysterious topics in a short period of time. What is the red room? Is the mystery box exist? The "Red Rooms" is an integral part of the urban legend. It is a dark website hidden in the dark corners of the Internet, the Deep Web. It is said that people are killed and displayed like animals in the "Red Rooms".
The dark web is full of shocking events. It is reported that the "Red Rooms" will conduct a real killing show, and participants can pay to decide how the victim is tortured or killed. The random tool explained 9 horrifying things about the "Red Rooms".
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