In response to these concerns, McCormick has stated that Daisy, the woman featured in the video, is his girlfriend and that she gave her full consent for the creation and distribution of the video. However, some have questioned the validity of this consent, citing concerns about power dynamics and the potential for coercion.
In 2014, the Philippine National Police, with assistance from the Australian Federal Police and U.S. Homeland Security Investigations, raided Scully’s home in Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. They found Scully, two female accomplices, and four children — including Daisy — living in a hidden room behind a closet. Daisy was alive. daisys destruction video completo work
The videos were named in a series (e.g., "Daisy's Destruction," "Daphne's Destruction") and sold on the dark web via a site called "No Limits Fun." The "Daisy" in the title refers to the nickname given by Scully to one of his victims—a child who survived the ordeal, unlike others. In response to these concerns, McCormick has stated