

Levittown Episode 4: 'How Is That Not Illegal'
Mar 28, 2025
An arrest in Levittown sparks a deep dive into the chilling realities of cybercrime and deepfake technology. A detective grapples with victims' emotional turmoil as they navigate a case that raises disturbing questions about consent and predatory behavior. Listeners are taken on a journey through online exploitation and its legal challenges, examining the psychological toll on victims. The complexities of defining misconduct in the digital age unfold, highlighting the urgent need for legal reform amid the dark side of digital deception.
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The Arrest
- Detective Timothy Ingram arrested Patrick Carey at his home in Levittown after an eight-month investigation into deepfake images.
- Carey confessed to creating and posting the images, admitting to the accusations when confronted by the detectives.
Criminality in Question
- While Carey's actions were harmful, the prosecutors questioned their criminality.
- This concern mirrored the victims' doubts about legal recourse.
Carey's Confession
- In his confession, Carey admitted to posting pictures of high school girls online, encouraging others to harass them.
- He described his actions as an addiction driven by boredom and a thrill-seeking cycle.