They sexually assaulted women on camera. Now it’s their turn to be exposed. For good.

If you aren’t familiar with the land of YouTube, you might not be aware of this sexual assault scandal wherein a famous vlogger named Sam Pepper went around groping women as a “prank.” He hid a fake arm in his sweatshirt pocket and used his real arm to grab their butts when they turned to…

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Rebecca Eisenberg

Sep 26, 2014

I asked Laci how we can help, and she asked everyone to share this and report any videos on YouTube that endorse this kind of behavior. Up to you, but I’ll owe you one.

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