This is floating around. Neogaf's owner, Evilore/Tyler Malka, has allegedly been accused of sexually assaulting a woman in the Austin, Tx. film community.
I found her Facebook page and there's one problem, the post isn't there. I don't know if that's because she marked it as private, deleted it or never made it in the first place. I don't know who'd be autistic enough to forge that much stuff, but autism knows no end. Anyway, she's a real person in the Austin film community. Evilore, who
lives in Austin,
lent out his place for a movie shoot. He's been
trying to work on small movies for a while (this was made by Count Dookake, a gaf member who has ban immunity because his sister was a Playboy bunny) and even ran into
known Austin area film creeper Devin Faraci. Around the time of that film shoot thread, the woman was working on a project in Austin. After the Euro Trip disaster, he's kept his travels secret, so it's hard to know if he went to New Orleans.
If true, this would not at all be a surprise given he bragged about
groping a non-consenting woman in Spain and
some of the
interesting comments he's made in the past. Then there's
this.
I hope she goes public if only because the aftermath would be hilarious. Gaf is all about listen and believe when it comes to women, but they're also about deplatforming and shaming anyone who's accused of even the tiniest of mistakes. How would the crowd that's boycotting A Hat in Time because JonTron has 3 lines in the game respond when it's revealed the guy making money off of their virtue signalling is their nightmare? How could the sites that didn't cover Amir0x's arrest justify not covering Evilore being accused? Will Kotaku decide it's finally time to take their friend behind the shed and put a bullet between its eyes?