The most hated man on the internet viewers slammed Hunter Mooreaka the ‘king of revenge porn’ after being exposed in Netflix’s latest real crime series.
However, despite all the backlashMoore apparently has no regrets.
The 36-year-old founded IsAnyoneUp.com, a controversial ‘revenge porn’ website which allowed users to submit photos and videos, which were mostly nudes or sexually explicit photos.
From underage girls to members of bands, hundreds of people were violated when their images were shared online and along with the images were links to the social media accounts of those photographed.
The three part series on Netflixproduced by those behind The Tinder Swindlerreveals how Moore and his infamous website were tried by his victims, which ultimately led to Moore selling his domain name to the anti-bullying group Bullyville.com, before serving two years in prison.
But despite paying time behind bars, Moore has no regrets.
In fact, he is actually proud of what he has ‘created’.
In a new interview, one of the first since the Netflix series launched, Moore claimed he has no regrets and answered ‘Flat out no’ when asked by Youtuber Daniel Wise: ‘Is it something you’d rather never have? done?’
Moore said, “First of all, I mean, this probably sounds awful, but I’m proud of what I’ve created, I’m proud of the community I’ve created.
“Damn, do I wish I’d handled it any other way? 100%, and you know I’m clearly more than sorry and I’d certainly like to apologize to people who were negatively impacted by the website,” he continued.
But besides that, I did my time, I feel like I paid my dues, and it wasn’t all negative, and I had a great time and I would definitely do it again, but I would do it on a other way and I would definitely take back any trauma anyone has suffered from the website or anything negative that happened through the site because I didn’t understand it at the time.
“I was a selfish little kid, drunk with fame, so I would have had good guidance and prepared in a positive way, not just everyone gassing you and telling you you’re the most amazing person in the world, yes I would I did it very differently and if I had my life would probably have been 10 times cooler and I probably wouldn’t have gone to jail so.”
Serving two years in prison, Moore was released pending release and was ordered to pay a fine after his trial in 2015. He was charged federally with aggravated identity theft and hacking after he hacked his victims’ social media accounts. hacked to access their photos and then publish them on his site.
While the Netflix series follows Charlotte Laws’ Struggle to Bring Justice on behalf of Moore’s victims, including her daughter, the episodes would originally feature Moore herself, rather than just images of him, but he withdrew during the trial.
Producers revealed: “When we were developing it, he initially agreed to participate, but then he decided not to.”
Producer Vikki Miller added: “When Hunter pulled out, I was initially disappointed, but then I completely changed my mind and am… so glad we finally told it through Charlotte Laws story.’
The most hated man on the internet can be seen on Netflix.
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