Russian YouTuber's hunt exposes Hollywood screenwriter as a predator
Russian YouTuber and streamer Vitaly Zdorovetskiy is involved in tackling cases of paedophilia. Recently, he came across evidence of paedophilia in Hollywood. The individual under suspicion is one of the most renowned American screenwriters.
Paedophile hunts are becoming increasingly popular. Globally, people watch videos of unsuspecting sexual offenders who believe they are about to meet with minors. Instead, they find themselves confronted by cameras, police officers, and either YouTubers or journalists who arranged the encounter. The situation typically unfolds predictably: the suspect protests ignorance of the child's age, while the captors label the suspect a paedophile.
American streamer uncovers a paedophile in Hollywood
Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, a Russian residing in the United States, dedicates his live broadcasts to the pursuit of paedophiles. His operations are streamed on the platform Kick, where he has nearly 167,000 followers. Vitaly is recognized for his relentless approach towards sexual offenders, having gone as far as shaving the heads of those he's apprehended in the past.
In a recent live stream, an arrest was made that might dismay fans of the movie classic "Space Jam". One of the scriptwriters of the film's first release in 1996, Herschel Alan Weingrod, was detained. His career launched with the movie "Cheaper to Keep Her" and notably included "Space Jam". Recently, however, Weingrod has become the subject of public attention in the United States for reasons unrelated to his cinematic accomplishments.
Is the screenwriter a paedophile?
Vitaly Zdorovetskiy and Bradley Martin documented their encounter with Herschel Alan Weingrod on the live stream. The screenwriter was caught during a meeting with a 15-year-old girl, who confirmed her age moments before the situation escalated. Weingrod defended himself by claiming he believed the girl was of legal age, thinking she was 23. However, as he attempted to flee, Vitaly continued the pursuit, firing pink and blue balls at him to aid in his identification.
Weingrod managed to find refuge in a skyscraper. The building's security, however, barred the streamer and his accomplice from entering, facilitating the screenwriter's escape. Despite this, the footage shows that the local police were notified of the incident.
