GoKawiilWhisper network spreadsheet names 100+ alleged predators in Silicon Valley tech scene
According to the New York Post, women in the tech industry are circulating a private, informally shared spreadsheet listing more than 100 men—including prominent investors and businessmen—accused of sexual misconduct ranging from harassment to drugging and rape. The document is not public and is distributed selectively among women who know each other, functioning as a warning system rather than a formal complaint process.
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Sources cited by the Post say women avoid police reports for fear of professional retaliation or being blacklisted by investors, suggesting the informal list has emerged partly to fill a gap left by weak institutional accountability. This follows a New York Times investigation into harassment and assault allegations tied to Silicon Valley's 'hacker house' culture, indicating growing scrutiny of social dynamics within the tech and AI industry.
- A private spreadsheet reportedly names over 100 alleged predators in Silicon Valley, including well-known investors.
- Women cited by the New York Post say they avoid formal complaints due to fear of career retaliation.
- The list's emergence follows separate New York Times reporting on harassment tied to tech industry 'hacker houses.'
Source: futurism.com — Frank Landymore, 2026-09-27
Published there as: “Private List Warns Woman of “Over a Hundred” Allegedly Predatory Men in Silicon Valley”
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