In a recent FILMON TV interview that has sent ripples through the entertainment industry, Jaguar Wright, a tenacious whistleblower, joined forces with Alki David, a media mogul, to expose a tapestry of horrific abuses within Hollywood. The duo did not shy away from addressing the troubling history of exploitation that spans decades, shining a spotlight on child trafficking networks, technological exploitation, and the powerful figures who orchestrate and facilitate these heinous acts.
Wright and David set the stage by revisiting the notorious LimeWire file-sharing platform, alleging that during its peak usage, it became a tool for the distribution of a staggering 28,000 titles of child pornography. Hidden amidst celebrity content or cloaked in benign file names, Wright contends that powerful individuals—including former CNET CEO Shelby Bonnie—knew about the illicit activities permeating their platforms and chose to profit from them. David asserts, “These platforms were misused, becoming playgrounds for predators while industry elite turned a blind eye.”
Fast forward to the present, the interview raises alarms over the burgeoning NFT marketplace, which Wright and David assert is an unregulated domain ripe for the same kind of exploitation that LimeWire once embodied. They caution that NFTs could mask even darker forms of abuse, allowing traffickers to operate under the radar. “NFTs are the new frontier for these crimes,” warns David. “It’s LimeWire 2.0, only worse.”
The accusations extend to figures like Gloria Allred, previously celebrated for her advocacy work, now being connected by Wright to past events where children were allegedly trafficked under the guise of exclusive Hollywood gatherings. Carole Lieberman, a psychiatrist associated with the industry, is accused of using psychological holds to stifle victims and invalidate their testimonies.
One key focus of the discussion is the tragic narrative of Daniel Kapon Jr., a claimed victim of trafficking and abuse. Wright boldly states that he is the biological father of Blanket Jackson, Michael Jackson's youngest son, and asserts that the truth must be uncovered. She alleges manipulation by Allred, who allegedly exploited Kapon Jr.’s narrative for her own gain, further entrenching an oppressive cycle of victimization.
The conversation culminates in a call for action. Wright and David are advocating for thorough investigations into the historical role of LimeWire, the current state of NFT exploitation, and the supposed misconduct at UCLA Medical Center. They are also demanding a court-ordered DNA swab to ascertain Blanket Jackson’s roots, aiming to tear down the deceitful facade that Hollywood elites have maintained for so long.
"This isn’t just about exposing the truth,” David passionately declares. “It’s about dismantling the entire system that permits such abuses."
The FILMON TV interview is painted as not merely an exposé, but a rallying cry for accountability and justice within the hidden corners of Hollywood—beckoning the vulnerable to reclaim their narratives against a backdrop of greed and corruption.
