Exposed Women Confront Website Owner: 'What is Your Motive?'

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Melissa and Daveeda discovered naked photos of themselves posted online. These photos were sent anonymously to a website, which posted them, along with pictures of each girl's Facebook page, with their real names.

Hunter Moore, creator of the site, says his motive for the site is "to get the information out."

"Do you feel bad about doing this?" asks Anderson. "I mean, you don't know these women. You don't know anything about them. Just anonymous people give you the pictures."

"That's what makes it easier, you know? It's all anonymous, I don't know these people," says Moore.

Hunter continues to say to Melissa and Daveeda, "No one put a gun to your head and made you take these pictures. It's 2011, everything's on the internet."

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[SurferShan]

If you send your picture to someone, you are GIVING that person that picture, therefor it's now THEIR property. They can do with it whatever the hell they want. Sure it's sleazy, I would hate to be on that website, but Hunter is doing what a million people wanted to do: Expose people who hurt them and/or try to make themselves famous by self submitting.

[ryanwalters143]

I'd be in the audience with #NBHNC sign

[AllStarOneCheerChick]

Don't take em, and they won't be on the site. Simple as that. Those girls seem bitter tho.

[cwhitl00]

#NBHNC



[sewindie]

gtfo moral fags.

#NBHNC

[AllStarOneCheerChick]

Hey, if you send them, don't be surprised if they end up all over the Internet.

[gmarevalo]

Some people just cannot take the consequences of their own actions. The lesson here is pretty much simple, if you do not want to end up on the internet, then don't take naked pictures of yourself to begin with. If you're stupid enough to make a "personal choice" without understanding the risks of your actions, then that should be your problem. Don't blame the guy just 'cause he's making money off of your stupidity.

[BLR12hellokittyy]

i dnt understand y ppl get all upset abt it, i mean u wanna pose naked and take pics and send them to ppl then u need to realize tht most likely even if they dnt end up online tht there will be more ppl than the person u sent it to lookin at the pics..i mean seriously guys show their friends stuff like tht to fell cool, even if it is their gf..i mean u obviously didnt care when u was taking the pics

[pureawesomlygoodness]

@SurferShan sure a million people have wanted to kill someone, doesnt mean when someone finally does that they should be praised for it...

[fobgurly]

This girl has no argument. "That doesn't mean that we should fear that kind of thing happening to us." Uhm, yeah it does. Weren't you ever taught that taking nude pictures could have consequences, such as ending up on a site like IAU? Hunter is completely right when he says that the simplest way to never end up on his site, or any site, is to just not take the pictures. If my nudes ended up on the internet, I'd be mad at the person I sent them too, not Hunter Moore. God, people are so stupid,

[tan0h]

they made their beds when they sent the nudes

don't shoot the messenger

[2low2rl]

HUNTER MOORE IS MY HERO!!!