A small community and elite private school was rocked after it came to light in May 2024 that two male students had created 347 explicit deepfake photos and videos of 60 girls.
Nearly two years later, the victims shared their stories in court, highlighting the long-lasting trauma and wide-ranging impacts of deepfake abuse.
On March 25, the two male former Lancaster Country Day School students were sentenced—to 60 hours each of community service—on felony counts of sexual abuse of children (manufacturing child sexual abuse material) and criminal conspiracy to commit that offense.
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