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"J’ai découvert mes photos sur un site porno", le témoignage de Chloé, piégée à…
À 16 ans, Chloé, alias @laviedechlochette2 sur TikTok, a été approchée par un photographe via Instagram. Au micro de melty, elle livre un témoignage …
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Dancer's Ordeal: Intimate Photos Leaked by Trusted Photographer in Online Exploitation Case
Paris, France – Chloé, a young dancer, has bravely come forward to share her harrowing experience of online exploitation, revealing how a trusted photographer leaked her intimate photos onto a pornographic website. Her testimony serves as a stark warning about the dangers lurking on social media. Chloé recounted meeting the photographer through mutual connections in the dance community. Initially, he photographed her and her friends professionally. Over several years, he began to pressure her for more revealing photos, offering money for lingerie and nude shots. "I kept saying no for years," Chloé stated, expressing her discomfort and her mother's concerns about the photographer's intentions. Despite her initial resistance, Chloé eventually agreed to send photos, believing it was for a legitimate professional shoot. "I just said yes, I don't even know why," she admitted. The photographer specifically requested the photos be sent via a professional email through WeTransfer, avoiding Instagram. The morning after sending the images, the photographer failed to show up for a planned shoot, claiming illness. Days later, Chloé received a message from a follower on Instagram, asking if a person in a linked image was her. Upon clicking the link, she was horrified to discover her photos, alongside those of at least twenty other young women, on a pornographic site. "It was the first time this kind of thing happened to me," she said, emphasizing her shock. Chloé revealed that only her boyfriend knew about the incident before she decided to speak out in this video. She urged other victims not to feel ashamed or guilty. "If this happens to you, you really need to speak up, you really shouldn't be ashamed. You are the victim," she stressed, advocating for reporting such crimes.
