I reached out to a radio station with a press release. In response, they asked me for nude photos? Now I'm... The Cloud (the radio station here in Colorado) asked me for NUDE PHOTOS after I sent them a press release. These guys just asked an outspoken survivor of human trafficking for NUDE PHOTOS!!
I took the opportunity to post about it on multiple social media platforms including LinkedIn and TikTok, and they ended up taking down their entire Facebook page. Some people might think maybe they were hacked and someone else sent the messages, but if they had access to the account to delete it so quickly, they certainly weren't hacked. They had control over it the entire time. What's more, the timeline doesn't add up. I sent the press release in June, and received a full conversation of responses in September. It's a little too convenient to claim they were 'hacked' if you ask me.
I reached out to several businesses who have worked with this specific radio station in the past (including a Christian organization) and several of them responded to me, letting me know that they've demanded an explanation from the radio station. One even let me know what their response was. "I had a brain injury in 2017 that I've never told anyone about," which I interpreted as "I'm going to lie, give you some made up excuse, and then make sure that you're not able to corroborate my story."
These kinds of predators are EVERYWHERE. Ignorance is no excuse. We can't just shrug our shoulders and say "that's just the way the world is," because that's NOT how the world is unless we LET IT BE. I'm determined to fight back. Are you?
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