GoKawiilWhisper-network spreadsheet naming 100+ alleged Silicon Valley predators surfaces
Sources tell The Post that a private, closely guarded spreadsheet circulating among Silicon Valley women names more than 100 alleged sexual predators, including prominent investors and businessmen. One contributor, a tech worker in her 20s, said she was invited to add her own account after mentioning it privately, and that the list includes allegations of drugging, assault and rape tied to figures at major tech and AI firms. The Post notes the authenticity of individual entries has not been independently verified.
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The existence of such an informal 'whisper network' suggests some women in the industry feel formal channels like police reports or HR complaints carry too much career risk given the outsized influence investors hold over hiring and funding. This could point to broader concerns about accountability gaps in Silicon Valley's informal, party-driven networking culture, though the unverified nature of the list means any named individuals face reputational risk without due process.
- A private spreadsheet reportedly lists over 100 alleged sexual predators in Silicon Valley's tech and investor scene.
- Sources say the list functions as a 'whisper network' warning system, unverified by any formal investigation.
- Women interviewed cited fear of professional blacklisting as a reason for avoiding official complaints.
Source: nypost.com, 2026-09-25
Published there as: “Silicon Valley 'sex assault list' with 'over 100' names circulated”
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