Saskia Vandoorne

Here's one who we spoke to during the course of our investigation.

And, you know, now he's admitted to it.

How many more men are there out there like him where women are completely oblivious that they're being drugged and raped by their partners?

That's what makes it incredibly hard when it comes to tackling this problem.

We were speaking about Cocoa earlier.

It was brought down and in the past few weeks, a website that is called Cocoaland has now re-emerged.

It has exactly the same interface that Cocoa had.

It's advertising itself essentially as the same Cocoa.

Coco was cited in 22,000 criminal cases.

There were murders that were being organized on Coco.

There was child sex abuse imagery that was being shared there.

And yet a website has now reappeared.

So there is this issue of you bring one down, what is stopping creators, owners from bringing another one into existence?

And so clearly, I think moderators and owners maybe don't face enough scrutiny or there aren't enough deterrents for them to create these new websites.

But I also think it's worth mentioning that we're talking about a $90 billion industry.

That is how much the global porn industry

uh is worth so there's a lot at stake here and we touched upon the algorithms earlier but on a lot of the we've mentioned motherless there are other websites where there's this kind of sleep porn we've come across it again there are videos that will have on them you know

raped women who are asleep.

That's what they're selling.

For eight euros, you can buy a bundle of that.