Filmmaker Lillee Jean Files Police Reports Against AI Deepfakes and Cyberstalking
- Lillee Jean
- Aug 31, 2024
- 3 min read
Updated: Sep 10
Lillee Jean, an award-winning actress and filmmaker, has filed additional police reports in an ongoing case concerning a multi-year cyberstalking campaign. On August 25, 2024, she updated her reports to include nonconsensual AI deepfakes and the illegal distribution of her likeness.
NEW YORK, NY – Actress and filmmaker Lillee Jean has reportedly filed additional police reports in an ongoing investigation concerning a multi-year cyberstalking and harassment campaign. According to her representatives, the new reports were filed on August 25 and August 31, 2024.
The additional reports are said to include allegations of online harassment, cyberstalking, and the creation of several nonconsensual AI deepfakes.
Trueman, a vocal advocate against online abuse, has consistently spoken about the importance of reporting such crimes to law enforcement.
As the writer and director of the documentary Project: Bullyish, she has publicly committed to using her platform to raise awareness about the legal and emotional impact of online harassment on entertainers, through digital media agencies being hired for smear campaigns.
We must recognize that these crude, manufactured images of Lillee Jean, intentionally created by artificial intelligence, are not genuine, and it's crucial for us as a society to address this issue to bring about change.
In Discord servers, lewd images, and talks about private channels on me are being passed around. These photos were also posted onto X to humilate me. In the below photos of a particular corporations Discord server, you will see children being mingled with people as old as 60, directing them on how to vandalize my IMDB, and hurt my family. These are literally kids in private chats with adults, with lewd photos of me passed discussed, and passed around. It is criminal. That is why I have had a report on this man for a while now, and it is being investigated. What people don't realize is this is a huge syndicate, and they literally call themselves a cult named after me. This was a coordinated attack on me by the cult, and their actions are criminal. The threats I've recieved are terrifying. They hide behind lies of being doxxed, and harassed like all criminals to "clean up" their own mess. The problem for them is, I've been documenting this with the cops straight along. They're the ones with all the harassing videos on my family, the darkweb mirror sites with deepfakes, the sites doxxing my family - not the other way around. They came into MY LIFE one day, and never left. Now, it's time for them to leave with criminal consequences. - Lillee Jean
It is criminal, the AI deepfake photos of Trueman and the constant aggravated harassment against her.
At the age of 15, these individuals invaded a part of Trueman's life and have remained a venomous and dangerous presence ever since. This campaign, which has been ongoing since she was a teenager, has been met with a firm commitment to advocacy and law enforcement.
About Lillee Jean Trueman:
Lillee Jean Trueman is an actress, director, writer, producer, and filmmaker from New York City. In 2021, Trueman founded Bullyish to spearhead global discussions about criminal online stalking and coordinated attacks. Through her award-winning documentary film Project: Bullyish, she has gone on to shed light on how this criminal process is conducted by digital media corporations online. Through Trueman's own research and by involving appropriate law enforcement, she has continued to make people talk, globally, about the true underbelly of the World Wide Web.
Her documentary project received excellent acclaim abroad from those who have been harassed and stalked. Project Bullyish is an award-winner at the Humro Cinema Film Festival (June 2024), and the documentary won two Official Selection awards from FilmNest International Film Festival (June 2024), and Kurdistan International Independent Film Festival (December 2024) as well. In June 2025, Trueman's documentary touched French viewers through livestreams globally, amplifying discussions for coordinated criminal harassment attacks.
Through Bullyish, Trueman has continued to advocate for various topics related to cyber technologies, including AI usage and IP protections. Above a documentary, Trueman promotes combating stalking online through education, true in-depth journalism, and the integrity of insight into the truth of online dangers.
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