Daisy destruction

 I found some gifs from deep web and they are enough to show how bad the show was.

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There are numerous illicit activities related to the dark web, an underground network of websites that is not easily accessible to the general public. Among the many illicit activities that take place on the dark web, one of the most disturbing is the existence of “red rooms.”

Red rooms are said to be websites where users can watch live streams of people being tortured and murdered in real-time. These rooms have gained a lot of attention and infamy in recent years, with many rumours and myths circulating about their existence and operation. While some people believe that red rooms are nothing more than urban legends, others claim to have witnessed them first-hand.

The concept of red rooms first appeared on the dark web in the early 2010s, and their name derives from the colour of the room where the supposed acts take place. The idea is that viewers pay to watch a live stream of a person being tortured and eventually killed, and they can even interact with the torturer and other viewers through chat or messaging functions. Despite the attention that red rooms have received, it is challenging to determine whether they actually exist or not. Some people claim to have accessed them and seen the gruesome acts taking place, while others insist that they are nothing more than hoaxes designed to scare people.

One reason why it is challenging to verify the existence of red rooms is that the dark web is notoriously difficult to navigate and monitor. It is impossible to search for specific websites on the dark web using traditional search engines like Google or Bing, and accessing dark web sites requires specialised software like Tor or I2P. Furthermore, many dark web sites use encryption and other security measures to protect their users’ identities and activities, making it challenging to track or trace them.

However, there have been some instances where law enforcement agencies have claimed to have shut down red rooms or arrested their operators. In 2015, the FBI arrested a man named Peter Scully in the Philippines, who was accused of running a red room called “Daisy’s Destruction.” The site was said to feature videos of Scully torturing and sexually abusing young children, and it was allegedly one of the most extreme examples of a red room ever discovered. Scully was eventually convicted of multiple crimes, including child sexual abuse, human trafficking, and murder.

Despite this high-profile case, some people still doubt the existence of red rooms, arguing that they are nothing more than a modern-day version of the “snuff films” that were rumoured to exist in the 1980s and 1990s. Snuff films were said to be movies that depicted real murders, often filmed for the express purpose of being sold to a select group of wealthy and sadistic individuals. According to expert in Cyber Crime, SP Vaibhav Shrivastav of MP State Cyber Unit, if the conduct of the person constituting the offence involves a computer or a computerised system or network located in India, then irrespective of his/her nationality, the person is punishable under the Information Technology Act of India. Any illegal activity, be it in red rooms or anywhere else over the internet, by using a computer system or computer network situated in India are punishable under relevant statutory provision such as IT Act, IPC, UAPA, NDPS Act etc depending upon the crime. You have to understand that the Cyber police has its own boundaries, any crime committed on the internet makes a person eligible to be arrested and prosecuted by the State’s Cyber Department. Different IPC sections are constituted for other types of criminal activities which are then broadcasted on the internet. If a person is tortured, murdered or assaulted in ‘Red Rooms’ which run live on the dark web then there are provisions under different sections of the Indian Penal Code to punish the offender.

Internet users continue to seek out the elusive and horrifying “red rooms” on sites like Reddit and 4chan, despite many claims that they are nothing more than an urban legend. The term “red room” gained popularity after a Japanese animation featured a pop-up ad asking “Do you like the red room?” If users attempted to close the ad, a full-sized window would open with the names of individuals who had supposedly accessed the red room before and were found dead. According to reports, red rooms are essentially video portals where viewers can watch live streams of individuals being tortured, and even participate by contributing ideas or requests. Payments for these services are made in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin to ensure anonymity. While some claim that red rooms are merely a performance or myth, there are those who believe that they do in fact exist. However, accessing them is not as difficult as one might expect. A simple Google search for “red room .onion link” can yield results for these supposedly hidden pages. However, the technical limitations of the Dark Web make it almost impossible to stream live video, and payment analyses suggest that there are very few people actually paying for these services.

While it’s impossible to confirm the existence of red rooms, the Deep Web is known to host many disturbing and illegal activities. Whether or not red rooms are among them remains to be seen. However, unlike snuff films, there is little evidence to suggest that red rooms are anything more than an urban legend. There have been no verified cases of people being murdered in real-time on the dark web, and many experts believe that the concept of red rooms is more of a fantasy than a reality. Furthermore, the idea that people would pay large sums of money to watch someone being tortured and killed is difficult to fathom, even for the most depraved individuals.

In conclusion, while the idea of red rooms may be disturbing and even horrifying, it is challenging to determine whether they actually exist or not. The dark web is a murky and secretive place, and it is difficult to verify many of the claims made about it. While some people may insist that red rooms are real, there is little evidence to support this claim, and many experts believe that they are little more than an urban legend designed t

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