AI film about a kidnapping in Spain removed: censorship or paranoia?
An AI-generated film about the La Manada case is being wiped from platforms. IP-tracking threats and accusations against the government. Censorship or paranoia?
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AI film about a kidnapping in Spain removed: censorship or delusion
A film generated with artificial intelligence about a real kidnapping in Spain is being removed from mainstream platforms. Its creator denounces a deletion campaign that includes removing the accounts of users who gave it a "like" and threats to trace IP addresses. The film, whose synopsis has not been made public, revolves around the so-called "La Manada case" (the gang rape of a young woman during the 2016 San Fermín festival in Pamplona) and, according to its author, "puts its finger on the sore spot of the official narrative" of that event.
The context: a narrative that admits no cracks
The "La Manada case" is one of the most polarizing legal episodes in recent Spanish history. The conviction of the five assailants for sensual abuse rather than rape – and its later review – created a rift between the media narrative and the legal one. Any work that questions the dominant version of events, as this film appears to do, becomes an immediate target for the platforms. The creator claims the video was deleted without warning, which points to automated moderation or external pressure.
Threats, paranoia and alternatives
The discussion has turned ugly, with messages warning of IP-address hunting and possible beatings of those involved. The name "Noelia" – possibly the victim – is also mentioned, and it is suggested that the government murdered her, an unproven claim that only spreads more confusion. Faced with censorship on YouTube, users recommend platforms like Odysee, Daily Stormer or Vimeo, although some point out that if the topic is politically hot, "they'll get you anyway".
An open story
As of today, the original video is not publicly available. The creator has promised to stream it live next time, but there is no date. For now, the AI film about a Spanish kidnapping remains in limbo between digital censorship and urban legend.
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A film generated with artificial intelligence about a real kidnapping in Spain is being removed from mainstream platforms. Its creator denounces a deletion campaign that includes removing the accounts of users who gave it a "like" and threats to trace IP addresses. The film, whose synopsis has not been made public, revolves around the so-called "La Manada case" (the gang rape of a young woman during the 2016 San Fermín festival in Pamplona) and, according to its author, "puts its finger on the sore spot of the official narrative" of that event.
The context: a narrative that admits no cracks
The "La Manada case" is one of the most polarizing legal episodes in recent Spanish history. The conviction of the five assailants for sensual abuse rather than rape – and its later review – created a rift between the media narrative and the legal one. Any work that questions the dominant version of events, as this film appears to do, becomes an immediate target for the platforms. The creator claims the video was deleted without warning, which points to automated moderation or external pressure.
Threats, paranoia and alternatives
The discussion has turned ugly, with messages warning of IP-address hunting and possible beatings of those involved. The name "Noelia" – possibly the victim – is also mentioned, and it is suggested that the government murdered her, an unproven claim that only spreads more confusion. Faced with censorship on YouTube, users recommend platforms like Odysee, Daily Stormer or Vimeo, although some point out that if the topic is politically hot, "they'll get you anyway".
An open story
As of today, the original video is not publicly available. The creator has promised to stream it live next time, but there is no date. For now, the AI film about a Spanish kidnapping remains in limbo between digital censorship and urban legend.
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