NEW YORK, NY –  Award-winning actress and filmmaker Lillee Jean  and her team have issued a formal legal request to "Wikitubia" to permanently delete pages and content that have been used to facilitate a years-long online harassment campaign against her. The requests were made in both May and July of 2024, but document and date further back to 2021. The legal action targets the continued use of the platform to host defamatory content and to enable a coordinated cyberstalking

As a filmmaker, I've learned how easy it is for someone to start a smear campaign. I maintain high standards in my work. For my documentaries and films, my team and I conduct thorough research and ensure everything is legally reviewed before public release. It's crucial to guarantee accuracy and factual integrity. What you're about to see goes beyond the award-winning documentary...it's the legal action I've pursued against a corporation. I have spoken deeply on this topic an

Lillee Jean, an award-winning actress and filmmaker, has filed additional police reports regarding a persistent online harassment campaign that has targeted her and her family for years. On August 23, 2024, reports were updated to include nonconsensual AI deepfakes and intellectual property theft. Lillee Jean, an actress and filmmaker, and the founder of Bullyish, has filed multiple reports with the police in her native New York against the "Lillee Jean Clone Cult," which has

Beginning in April 2024, I became the target of an unprovoked and overwhelmingly under-researched digital harassment campaign, initiated by certain online entities in Belgium.

My work, with the documentary Project: Bullyish, is based on transparency and confronting difficult, often dark, societal truths. This commitment to authenticity has triggered a targeted and calculated online harassment campaign orchestrated by content farms. In 2021, an individual running a Welsh company—known for frequenting forums that disseminate malicious content—contacted me. This person initially sought to interview me, assuring me that the snippet would be useful to h