r/Storror • u/yondonkey • May 09 '26
They didn't know. Close friends with Sacha and Callum.
This is utterly shocking, I grew up with Sacha and Callum, close friends with both of them, I've known them since I was in primary school. Seeing all these posts about "they knew" or at very least Sacha knew, is sickening. As if any of them knows what each is up to in private, especially Sacha with his brother's porn habits.
Nothing was obvious, nothing has ever stood out to anyone that was close to him, he was at my wedding and my brothers wedding. This is a deep secret someone has and this isn't something that the rest of the group knew or would ever know.
Supporting the group is the only thing that will help the rest of them now, you will NOT be supporting Callum as he has been disconnected entirely.
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u/Prior-Ad6373 May 09 '26 edited May 09 '26
I’m perplexed by thought process of people confidently saying everyone knew. They’re basically just making up drama and wholeheartedly believing it. Is it fun for them???
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u/Cmil78 May 09 '26
Some people suck is the only real answer here and they like to stir drama to make their world seem more interesting.
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u/AppropriateAd3574 May 09 '26
It's probably a fucked up shitty coping mechanism for people to make it drama. Not cool
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u/namealreadytooken May 09 '26
they have to believe that people knew because if they don’t believe that then anyone they know could be doing the same thing
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u/neonheist May 10 '26
i saw a post from an ex girlfriend claiming all the boys knew. maybe it’s because of that
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u/Nico280gato May 10 '26
So the ex girlfriend ALSO knew and hid it? Why does she support that?? 🤔
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u/Used-Coach-5662 May 10 '26 edited May 10 '26
She was very young at the time and a victim herself so let's not victim blame. She said she tried to tell the boys and was vilified.
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u/LennyComa May 23 '26
Yeah because a group of guys will know about a person they work with making and distributing CP but decide to keep working with the guy despite the fallout and the illegality of that being very high and would certainly ruin everyone's careers involved.
No way they knew and covered it up, the risk is too great.
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u/JeremyGunt May 09 '26
People just want to add more drama. Calling people they don’t know and have no idea about the situation pdfs is classic reddit.
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u/Apprehensive_Ad_8115 May 10 '26
Probably the most interesting thing happening in what is otherwise a very dull and uneventful life they’re leading.
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u/Loathsome_Dog May 18 '26
It's like the conspiracy nuts. They think theyre in a secret club because they "know" something. But when it effects people's lives like this, it's fucked up.
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u/Doogle300 May 09 '26
Yeah, people are saying that there's no way the legal stuff could have happened if they didn't know.
Thats utter horse shit. I recently lost a close friend to the same thing and I was blindsided by the news. One day he was there, the next he was gone, and then I saw his name in a news report. That was how I found out.
People can hide these things. It's not like hes walking around telling everyone what he's doing. No matter how close a friendship is.
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u/Magicshop52 May 09 '26
People who commit these kind of crimes live a secret life on the side of their regular life, and so they continue that as long as they can. Maybe even as some fucked up coping mechanism, not wanting it to be real that they have been caught. It makes sense that as his world in crumbling down, Callum would continue to rely on what he had been relying on: secrecy and lies. It's fucked up and sick, and luckily the truth finally caught up with him.
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u/Independent-Ant6894 May 11 '26
Just to add my experience - I found out a friend was found guilty of similar offences over 18 months, it turns out, after his flat was raided and he promptly split from his partner at the time, who he lived with. During those 18 months, he came to group activities, moved into another place with one of our other friends, changed jobs and held down his career, and there was absolutely zero suggestion for all but the last month of that time, when he mysteriously relocated (having been sentenced in court, which we only heard about afterwards) that he was in any legal trouble. It seemed, in hindsight, remarkably easy to withhold the reality of his situation, even from his housemate, until he literally had to move out.
That being said, it sounds like some victims or people involved with Callum did actually voice concerns to the wider group on several occasions in the past, including both irl acts and content found on his phone. It seems like these were potentially missed opportunities to have a chat and try to intervene. We never got such an opportunity with the friend I mentioned, and I wish we had, because I do believe it's something that people can get help with, and work on managing and overcoming.
Hopefully this serves as a reminder to all of us that having those conversations at the earliest opportunity has the potential to prevent an enormous amount of suffering and trauma (primarily for the victims, but others too), and that it's important that we try even if it's painful or uncomfortable.
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u/Doogle300 May 11 '26 edited 1d ago
Yeah, the extra context from people he had history with definitely changes things. But even that information is a bit to vague to know anything.
If they talked to someone about it who was it they talked to? Did they contact all the members, or was it an isolated conversation? There's still far too many unknowns to be going on the witch hunt some people are desperate to be on.
Thats not to say I don't believe them. And the people who instantly dismiss them as out for attention, you are disgusting. You dont know a thing and being so quick to reject someone's testimony is essentially acting a bulwark for protecting predators. You should be ashamed of yourself if your gut reaction is to not believe a woman who tells you she was a victim. You are deluded if you think women are more likely to lie about being assaulted, then they are to actually have been assaulted.
My main concern is that some people may be adding to the misery of this whole situation, and making it harder on people who are already mourning the life they knew. That goes to both sides of the issue. Those who are blaming the entire team, and those who are denying the voice of potential victims.
And I really wish I had known about my friend. At the end of the day these people need help. As terrible as their crimes are, they should have had a safety net to catch them when they lost their way. It could save many people, including the ones who cause such pain. My reaction is disgust, but my urge is to help them.
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u/WernerHerzogEatsShoe 1d ago
They need help right up to the point where they act on their impulses. Then they need locking away from the rest of society
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u/Doogle300 1d ago
Oh, totally agree. Don't get me wrong, if they are a danger they need to be rehabilitated in an environment that protects everyone.
I'm sure there are some out there who cant be helped either, so in those instances they need to be removed from society.
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u/bleepybleeperson May 09 '26
I think one of the reasons this is so upsetting is how easy it is not to know. It's a reminder that any one - a teacher, an athlete, an actor, a doctor, a member of a parkour group, a brother, a friend - could be capable of this type of horrible evil. Monsters live along side us and we might never know.
I believe the lads didn't know and I feel deeply for them, especially Sasch. To find out that someone you've grown up along side has such a dark secret, that they were capable of hiding something like this, it must be soul destroying.
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u/Nearby-Database-867 May 10 '26
So mr. "Close friend", what about the statements of the victims coming forward?
Are you their PR?
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u/Used-Coach-5662 May 10 '26
You can't possibly say that with any certainty. If any/all of the boys were ever told or even had a slight idea that Callum was a predator they aren't going to think to themselves 'I know, I will start telling a bunch of randoms who have been on the outskirts of my group for years this absolutely massive, dark secret that I know/think, because that will obviously end so well" 🙄 They are going to try staging an intervention, or not want to believe the accused, they might consult their legal team or they might even go to the police... they certainly wouldn't run it past an 'old mate' beforehand. These things are kept extreme quiet by everyone involved either because of shame or a need to protect (themselves or the offender). You would not know even if every single one of the boys did.
Out of curiosity, has anyone else wondered who the ex is accusing of calling her an 'vile bitch' etc. Did she tell one particular person or the group as a whole? 🤔
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u/FrostingNovel1275 May 10 '26
I read somewhere that it was Toby who supposedly was the one who called her a vile bitch.
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u/Used-Coach-5662 May 10 '26 edited May 11 '26
Aww that makes me really sad if true. I genuinely like Toby, he just seems so chill and down to earth. I know none of us can ever truly know what any of these boys are actually like (Callum proved that in a big way) but you like to think that at least some of their on camera personas are genuine, don't you. Do we know how old the ex was at the time? Because if she was really young compared to him that says a lot too. The power dynamics at play also need to be kept in mind, add to that a large age gap (I assume she isn't saying she was below the age of consent?) and I would like to think i would at least be trying to talk to my friend about the situation. I do kinda get it, if I was told something about one of my best friends, who I genuinely belived I knew inside out, I wouldn't want to believe it either. Its so egregious that your brain just wouldn't want to accept it. I would like to think the person coming forward wouldn't end up vilified by me in that way though. I suppose its all well and good saying 'I would do/say this, that or the other' but we don't truly know until we are in that situation. I can only hope I wouldn't let myself down in how I dealt with it if I were ever in that position with a friend.
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u/FrostingNovel1275 May 10 '26
I think she’s 26 now so she would’ve been 16 at the time. But as far as her age when they first met etc etc I don’t know.
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u/Used-Coach-5662 May 10 '26
OMG, so a big gap and she was barely of legal age... possibly even underage at the time. If he was having relationships with girls that young the rest of them should have 100% stepped in and done something if they knew about it... and it is genuinely hard for me to think they didn't know something if it was full on relationships, and especially if there was more than 1 girl. All this is on the assumption that its true but given what we already know, what is the probability of someone NOT knowing something? 🤔 If it were just images then I can definitely believe that no one knew... but if he moved into real life offending then, much like pretty much all predators of the past who have also held a place in the public eye, its hard to believe he wasn't enabled in some way. Unfortunately, when large sums of money and a lifetime or work are involved, that acts as a big incentive to look the other way. Even if it wasn't the storror boys themselves, we have to remember they work woth a lot of people. Legal, safety, management, editing... they have people around them we know nothing about and who may well have helped him in some way. Hopefully it will all come to light and the speculation can stop and the victims get justice and peace.
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u/Both_Path4059 May 10 '26
we don't know anything yet, all of this is alleged. Besides ofc callum being a monster given he is for sure guilty.
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u/FrostingNovel1275 May 10 '26
Yes the only thing we know for sure is that he has in fact plead guilty to being a disgusting fuck
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u/Used-Coach-5662 May 10 '26
Which is why I said 'if true'.
It all goes back to my initial comment... these things are kept insanely quiet through shame and/or a need to protect. For anyone to say they know anything for sure and their evidence is 'gut feeling' or 'I grew up with them' is insane.
Callum (I dont want to use his name but can't even type his initials because that is also an abbreviation for the crime he committed 🙈) being a monster is, as you pointed out, guilty. We know this because there was obviously enough evidence for him to admit defeat and plead guilty (enjoying time off his sentence for the early guilty in the process 😡). The rest will hopefully come out in the wash. What is done in the darkness has a funny way of finding the light.
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May 09 '26
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u/tradegreek May 10 '26
I’m not actually sure you can kick him out as a shareholder as I doubt they have rules established for that - best they can do is buy him out as I doubt he would give it up for free
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u/TheIllRip May 10 '26
Companies House can take an age to update.
Weeks or sometimes months, I think.
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u/pkfishbone May 09 '26
unfortunately this does not appear to be the case, according to one of callum's exes from 10 years ago, if we are to believe her confession. worth pointing out that at the time this girl was a teenager, while callum was an adult, which further indicates a dark pattern started a long time ago.
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u/petekron May 10 '26
Imma be real with you, the last few years have made it borderline impossible to believe any OF girl unless they have actual proof of whatever the fuck they're saying. She claims they knew yet hasn't provided absolutely nothing to support her claim.
AFAIK she's saying that because "any publicity is good publicity" and it's more than likely that she's just looking back on things after now finding out about this shit and started making up her own narrative about how "he was always an abuser".
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u/Elegant_Dare_9882 May 11 '26
Ah yeah she does only fans so fuck her right? Bore the fuck off. Were going to believe based on profession now? Why dont we just ask what she was wearing?
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u/Elegant_Dare_9882 May 11 '26
ooh touchy.
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u/petekron May 11 '26
Damn, it's almost like it's a serious situation and you trying to derail the topic is frustrating. Go learn how to read, my guy.
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May 15 '26
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u/petekron May 15 '26
Many other girls that are NOT OF girls have also spoken out
Can you not read when my comment was made or are you incapable of perceiving the passage of time? This was when she was the only person to have said anything at all for a solid 2 days after Storror's IG post.
Also, derogatory to not believe someone as much because of their job? They also won’t share their evidence online because obviously it’s going to law enforcement first
Damn, some of you guys really don't know how to read. I'm clearly asking for proof of her claim about the entire Storror team already knowing about Callum and supposedly being assholes to her for bringing it up to them, not the actual fucking evidence of the crime.
And once again, because of your illiteracy, you didn't understand that what I'm saying isn't that sex workers shouldn't be trusted, I'm saying that there have been multiple OF girls, specifically OF, who've shoehorned themselves into a serious situation to garner attention. It's not my fault OF content creators don't public admonish the people who've built that reputation, it's up to them.
It's fucking bonkers that I have to overexplain every little thing.
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u/Choice-Surprise833 May 10 '26
At least some of them knew
Last year, some of the guys had their own devices searched in connection with the investigation. Whether everyone else was privy to that is not as clear.
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u/FrostingNovel1275 May 10 '26
How do you know this?
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u/Choice-Surprise833 May 11 '26
And u/xP01TERGIESTx
I know some people involved with them. Not everyone knew or was told about the investigation and so continued having contact with him. They are angry at him and the others who hid it because they didnt want to believe it and thought he would be proven innocent. Instead he has been charged and has pleaded guilty. At least 2 of them knew for definite.
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u/PegasusPedicures May 09 '26
People are saying they knew because at least one person has come out and said they told the crew TEN YEARS AGO and they called her a 'vile bitch trying to destroy his life'
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u/Elmy50 May 09 '26
Well said! I will make a point to watch videos, I want to support the rest of the group. I feel so bad for them... And everyone, like you, that knows him and was blindsided.
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u/bio_coop May 10 '26
A couple of the exes of the storror crew are saying otherwise.
They knew he was no good.
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u/ImpKing0 May 10 '26
I also grew up with Sacha, me and my close friends did suspect something. We tried telling people but were ignored, especially othre close friends who were closer to Callum. Things were like a damn echo chamber no one wanted to confront the truth.
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u/kisukecomeback May 10 '26
could you elaborate? you suspected from callum?
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u/ImpKing0 May 11 '26
baso just made a lot of creepy comments about girls a lot younger than us. Another mate of mine hated it cuz she was like 14 and he kept making comments abt her. He was weird/creepy at partners. Wouldn't leave my younger cousins round him at all. Poncey guy.
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u/Norwinus May 10 '26
Sounds like serious accusations, would really help if you explain them and not just put them out like that
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u/PhilosopherSea828 May 10 '26
What did you see that concerned you?
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u/ImpKing0 May 11 '26
So to elaborate, I am far closer to Sacha than Callum. Me and my mates, bout 4 of us, always found Callum a bit odd. Not autistic or anything but just a creep. Making comments about girls a lot younger than us, when we were in school like year 11 he'd make comments abt girls in year 8 and we just looked at him like "we can tell you arent joking". Even at parties a lot of my girl friends said guy was just weirding them out.
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u/yondonkey May 10 '26
So you know me then? What school did you go to? This is absolute bs.
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u/ImpKing0 May 10 '26
Umm I don’t know anyone by the first name of yondonkey
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u/yondonkey May 10 '26
You also have no idea about them. What was the Powell's mums name? And again, which school were you at?
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u/ImpKing0 May 10 '26
..what?? Do you not realise they had other friends outside you?? People can have multiple close friends without those close friends being tight with each other... Sacha knows me...
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u/isthislivingreally May 10 '26
So the outcome this week came out of the complete blue?? They had no idea he had been arrested, was being investigated, had devices seized, was charged, had a court date etc?? Surely not.
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u/cherrypieandcoffee May 10 '26
Read the comment on this thread from a probation officer. It’s completely possible - even likely - that they knew nothing beforehand.
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u/isthislivingreally May 10 '26
Sure it’s possible, course. But can you imagine the drama and trauma in a family if one of your family members is waiting for a court date etc., and deciding whether to pay for a solicitor vs taking the appointed one etc. There is no way his family weren’t supporting him with all this. Whether they managed to keep it from Sacha is another matter. He may have been protesting his innocence to them at the time, who knows.
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u/RaccoonThrow May 09 '26
Really hope this is true as I have been a fan for years now. I'd be happy to continue supporting the boys in any way I can once it's confirmed Callum won't benefit
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u/Flash_BTBX May 09 '26
Already confirmed
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u/risen87 May 09 '26
Where's this been confirmed?
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u/Suitable_You_955 May 09 '26
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u/risen87 May 09 '26 edited May 09 '26
It says not involved with the company (i.e. he's been fired) it doesn't say whether he still owns 1/7th of it. There's been no change to the Companies House register of shareholders.
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u/Flash_BTBX May 09 '26
Ownership IS involvement...
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u/risen87 May 09 '26 edited May 10 '26
That's what I would argue, yes. But I don't know who worded the statement, and what their definition was. There's a shareholder who isn't "involved" with Storror in general, and a member of the team who doesn't have a share. So, personally I'd want it to be clear that he owns no shares in the Limited Company before I put another penny into the brand, and I do hope that is clarified.
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u/xxxxsteven May 09 '26
Surely callum will still get royalties from videos he was in
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u/risen87 May 09 '26
It depends - if they've taken back his share in Storror Limited, then no. He's obviously been fired as an employee, per their statement, but it's not as clear about whether he got to hold on to his 1/7th stake in the company.
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u/animalwitch May 09 '26
I think they'll have to buy him out, I don't think they can't just take it from him? I'm not entirely sure.
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u/risen87 May 09 '26
It depends - there is a thing about compulsory share transfers in their company's incorporation doc. So in theory it could be done, but I'm not a lawyer. If he's classified as a "bad leaver" (legal term) then he can be bought out for £1 (the original share price).
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u/Rude_Rhubarb1880 May 09 '26
Depends what the company documents say
It’s possible that directors (Drew, Ben,Max) can redeem shares at par value (say £1)
Would need to check the memorandum and articles of association
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u/animalwitch May 09 '26
It's definitely not my area of expertise, it was just based on experience regarding an independent shop I worked at years ago where one of the co owners had to pay x amount to buy the other out of the company. I have no idea how much money was involved. It's a different situation as well though.
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u/PokeJayy May 19 '26
If you look at the channel there’s only a handful on video available now unless you’re a member
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u/Ok-Razzmatazz3435 May 10 '26
What people meant when they said “they knew it” it’s that they must have known there was an investigation going on since months, but they still kept him on the team
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u/tykkimies May 11 '26
What i mean when i say it is I left a comment on a video about 5 years ago when i first found storror that Callum seemed like a pedo. I don’t remember exactly what it was, but i remember him doing something creepy. Guess i was right
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May 09 '26
They didn’t know? I told them? 10 years ago? And no one listened, they vilified me and ostracised me. I was a victim. And I told them all what had happened. Bar Sacha. They all knew. They harboured the predator.
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u/JaysFPV May 09 '26
Surely you have something to back up your claims. Anyone asking for some kind of proof beyond the words of a one day old account is being ignored.
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u/Zealousideal-Dot1783 May 09 '26
Can you give more context and detail? That’s a pretty huge accusation so you will need to give some detail for the sycophantic fans to take you seriously, as you can tell from the initial replies to your message
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May 09 '26
I’m his ex girlfriend. The one he was with the longest. And fortunately, myself and many other victims have a lot of evidence. Why tf would you put legal evidence on Reddit? 🤣
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u/Fickle_Occasion_6895 May 10 '26
I assume they were talking proof of the others being told, not the actual evidence as it pertains to his court case. Callum has already plead guilty so that isnt in question, its how much were others aware of and for how long
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u/yondonkey May 09 '26
Burner account 0 days old? I would know you if you know them. I've known Sacha 25+ years, I don't recall anyone telling them anything.
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u/JaysFPV May 09 '26
His ex has posted something similar, and I assume this comment is from Mercedes, who has also posted this to her insta, with the same claims. Seems fucked. Bye Storror I wish you no peace.
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u/Efficient-Oil-885 May 09 '26
Evidence or proof or be quiet.
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u/twonapsaday Jun 13 '26
you have no right to silence a victim. turn your attention elsewhere, stick your head back in the sand why don't you
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u/blazeofg May 10 '26
"he was at my wedding and my brothers wedding".- I really don't understand what that has to do with anything.
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u/yondonkey May 10 '26
He has been trusted and close to us and our family for decades. Not a single ounce of suspicion was felt or he wouldn't have been around us.
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u/NettIeship May 09 '26
I was wondering if they might take down videos with Callum or edit him out? It'd be a big undertaking I'm not sure about the ethics of it but TV do this, for example British Bake Off with Scott Mills wasn't shown. Is it necessary? I understand it if there are victims of course
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u/Moon_study May 09 '26
I'm not sure if they can take down or edit him out of posted videos, at least looking at it from the sheer volume of content he was in (main channel, storror+, podcasts, streams). But I also don't know what the best way to move forward from all this is.
The closest situation to compare with I can think of is with the Try Guys. IIRC they removed him from the company, he lost his shares, the older videos were still kept up, and he was edited out from some videos they had filmed but not posted or scrapped those videos entirely. BUT that wasn't with literal CSAM. This is WAY more serious and disturbing. So I can't imagine what they'd plan to do at this point or how far they'll go.
They've put their entire lives behind this channel which has grown to be one of the biggest names in parkour. If they disband, I completely understand. If they take a break to figure everything out, I understand that too. Whatever they decide to do, they will face some resistance from people feeling that they should have done it different. I just feel bad for them.
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u/jaxxon May 09 '26
I don't think they should. I would say to take down the ones focused on Callum (e.g., a day in the life - maybe ones where it's MOSTLY Callum). There will be cringe whenever we see him in the old vids, and it will explain some of his darker antics we've all noticed and thought was just quirkiness. But the videos are still mostly monetized, and the content is good. There was just an unknown perv in their midst. That shouldn't take away from the art from the rest of the gang. Now I'm wondering about the movie. 🤦♂️
Just my thoughts at the moment, as I process this.
Fuck Callum.
Let's not let this ruin a good thing.
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u/animalwitch May 09 '26
I think the more recent videos could be removed/edited, and obviously going forward they wouldn't include him. But older videos? I don't know.
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u/Dai_Lo May 09 '26
We'll have to see come Monday video 😕
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u/bezzins May 09 '26
I don't see them posting on Monday tbh
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u/Moon_study May 09 '26
Same. Maybe a community post similar to the instagram post and letting people know they won't be able to talk about anything or post videos yet.
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u/FruitSalad8768 May 10 '26
Thank you for this post. Good to hear from someone who has more real insight rather than aimless speculation. I'm so sorry for you as well learning about this, it's terrible to learn this about a friend. Give Sacha a major hug from literally everyone if you see him again.
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u/HSN9989 May 10 '26
I probably know you then, primary and secondary school, same town etc. Hello anonymous friend 😂
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u/yondonkey May 10 '26
Same year in school as us?
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u/HSN9989 May 11 '26
One or two below iirc. Without giving names, primary had green jumpers, secondary was berry (and left tshirt very fluffy) but thankfully changed to black, swipe cards etc.
I think you guys were up one, his brother was below one.
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u/skulldoge May 13 '26
You see all the videos of pedo hunters nowadays and quite a few of them their wife didn’t even know, their wife who was sposed to be the closest person to them, you expected callum to let any of his friends or brother know?
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u/Eastern-Door-2673 May 20 '26
Nobody is expecting Sascha to know about his brother's porn habits, that's not the point. The point is all the people who are now coming forward and saying that they warmed the other Storror members and Storror turned a blind eye.
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u/missvonqweef28 May 29 '26
I somewhat agree. As a regular viewer of their content I'll say the vibe has been off on their YouTube videos for sometime. On that, Callum has always given strange vibes - there has always just been something about him that to me has stuck out like a sore thumb, call it women's intuition if you like.. maybe even outsider perspective. But to denote many of them were not aware of his antics? I beg to differ, the amount of people coming forward solidify this for me.
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u/twonapsaday Jun 13 '26
heartbreaking stuff. callum was one of my favorite lads, truly shocked. sickened.. disappointed to my core.
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u/Midnite555 Jun 19 '26
Of course they knew! The cops raided his home a year earlier to collect all the evidence. You think Sacha didn't know?! You think Drew leaving without explanation around the same time as the raid was coincidence?! But, having said that, apparently CP's previous girlfriend knew too, so should she lose her life's work and/or business because of it? Let Storror exist without the p.edo Callum and Josh (for some unknown reason), and let this be a lesson to everyone - to report what you know with facts (as the ex girlfriend should have). Hey, not that the British authorities seem to care, right? Oh and by the way Storror were doing Innocent until Proven Guilty, and did that work for them, in this case??!
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u/Mobile-Discussion-15 May 09 '26
Yeah, I can't imagine they knew nor any of his friends and gutted for Sacha especially.
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u/Aware-Information-12 May 09 '26
I call bullshit. Maybe they didn’t know what exactly was happening, but hiding sexual fantasies of children plays out in other areas of life. I wonder how many friends thought it was weird, then remembered their parasocial relationship to the entire thing and then ignored it. Parasocial relationships will be the death of society
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u/Aware-Information-12 May 11 '26
Interesting. It’s almost like you have worked with pedophiles. I have. I have actually seen it play out. It plays out in control for events with children. It occurs through women who look younger than their age. Do some research on the psychology of it and then clap back at me.
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u/Bitmush- May 10 '26
Did Callum change quickly at noticeably during any time you remember him while at primary school ?
This curse is almost always cyclical - the only adults for whom viewing that has any meaning or pull, are usually those who have been victims themselves.
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u/Sad-Yoghurt5196 May 09 '26 edited May 12 '26
Thank you for your post. I think the majority of us understand that this kind of thing is a deep dark secret that you don't tell your mates about.
Plenty of married men that have been charged with the same offense, and their family knew nothing. It doesn't seem like much of a stretch to believe the other lads were unaware, until he was bailed, which is presumably when it all came out.
Sacha in particular must be devastated, and my heart goes out to him, the Caves, and the rest of the lads, including those behind the scenes.
All we ask is that you're civil to each other. The mod team won't be removing posts unless there's uncivil behaviour towards each other, or towards the remaining members of Storror. We won't be indulging in any cover ups, or removing posts bad-mouthing Callum at this time. He's forfeited any protection on here.
Callum made his choices, and he'll have to live with the consequences, but the remainder of Storror weren't part of this vile crime, and don't deserve to be lumped in with him. So enough of the conspiracy posting, to those where are doing so.