On September 23rd, James McGibney is finally getting the prime-time slot he deserves with Bullyhunter. We’ve watched him kick the teeth out of digital predators for over a dozen years, back in the early days of Bullyville so we’re glad the rest of the world will see him in action once again!
The Marine Who Nuked the King of Revenge Porn
McGibney isn’t just some random guy with a laptop, but a former U.S. Marine who served in intelligence and security units before earning a doctorate from Pepperdine. He spent his dissertation studying why people are the weakest link in cybersecurity, and he uses those credentials to hunt the cowards who think a fake handle makes them invisible.
Most people know him as the man who ended Hunter Moore back in 2012, when he didn’t just complain about the site IsAnyoneUp.com, but actually bought the domain for $15,000. He redirected every single visitor to his own anti-bullying site, which was a brilliant tactical move that used the predator’s own infrastructure against him.
The Bully Hunter Premiere
Traditional police departments often lack the budget or the technical setup to handle high-level cyber-harassment. McGibney fills that gap. He has already won a $250,000 judgment against Hunter Moore and also successfully fought off a million-dollar retaliatory lawsuit in Texas.
He calls his method Brains Over Bullies. He uses social engineering and technical sleuthing to pull tormentors out of the shadows. But he isn’t just looking for an apology, he wants financial and legal accountability for those who use the internet to destroy lives.
If you’ve ever felt helpless against an anonymous harasser, the September 23rd premiere of Bully Hunter will show you that the good guys can win. You can watch the predators become the prey.
The internet can be a very dark place, where evil lurks in the shadows, and abusers act with impunity, hidden behind a veil of anonymity. Now a team of virtual vigilantes, led by infamous bully hunter James McGibney, are taking back the initiative.
