thanks for watching, and have a creepy ass day! 🖤✨
-------------------------
apple: apple.co/3BfgHTJ
spotify: spoti.fi/49mRW4B
IG: bit.ly/4geHmzz
FB: bit.ly/3B3z7XL
TikTok: bit.ly/4iof6vs
Patreon: bit.ly/4ijr2id
pnwhauntsandhomicides.com
-------------------------
In this episode, we delve into the shocking case of Benjamin Jay Barber, one of the first individuals convicted under Oregon’s groundbreaking ‘revenge porn’ law, House Bill 2596. This pivotal 2016 case highlights the devastating impact of nonconsensual pornography and the urgent need for stronger protections against the weaponization of intimate content. Barber’s sentence—six months in jail and five years probation—became a legal landmark but also revealed troubling gaps in enforcement, raising critical questions about why perpetrators like Barber often evade classification as sex offenders.
Caitlyn critiques societal norms and legal blind spots, exploring why our systems struggle to balance free speech and human decency. Beyond Barber’s case, we examine broader cultural and legal failures, from the Beaverton up-skirt photo case to the systemic issues that allow predators to thrive. Together, we dissect the devastating consequences of these crimes, the justice system’s shortcomings, and the patriarchy’s role in perpetuating these abuses.
🔍 What you’ll learn in this episode:
The dark side of the internet and privacy law loopholes.
The implications of Oregon’s revenge porn legislation.
How systemic failures enable predators.
Why stronger legal protections are desperately needed.
