Brisbane Man Convicted in Deepfake Scandal | Brisbane News
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Brisbane Man Convicted in Deepfake Scandal | Brisbane News
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A Brisbane man convicted of 17 charges—including distributing deepfake images of women and children—faces the harsh reality of his crimes as victims share harrowing accounts of humiliation and trauma. Rotondo, who created and sent these digitally altered images to school officials and uploaded them to his own site, showed no remorse in court, blaming others and questioning his sentencing. The judge condemned his lack of empathy, noting the lasting psychological scars on victims, including a mother shielding her daughter from the violation. Despite serving his two-year sentence, he’s granted parole but remains in custody pending other legal issues.
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