Lillee Jean Trueman's Project: Bullyish documentary, filmed in 2022, premiering in 2024 at film festivals, continues to touch the masses. Bringing a raw directorial debut with her gritty film on criminal stalking and criminal online coordinated harassment campaigns, Trueman's story has risen higher. French streamers, such as Clakéosol , with Project: Bullyish, are sparking a global discussion on criminal harassment and the impact of criminal behavior online. Through several

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Official Project Bullyish Award Winning Film Poster When I released my award-winning documentary film, Project Bullyish, my true intent was quite simple: to utilize my professional voice as a director to rip open the terrifying dark reality of coordinated online stalking and criminal harassment, bottom up. For far too long, the narrative has been controlled by digital perpetrators who hide behind anonymity, but in my research, all have been backed by digital media agencies a

Ah, the sensation of the internet! "Lillee Jean Met Gala", or oh wait, my favorite "Lillee Jean Teen Vogue". "Lillee Jean faked paparazzi". Can we just talk about this intentional propaganda? The Lillee Jean Incident As many avid readers of my advocacy website know, I've been through the ringer since I was a child, with being criminally stalked. This isn't about cyberbullying. This has been relentless stalking, where PR companies have come aboard with smaller corporations t