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"I remember having to talk to an FBI recovering agent for a week or so about that property being stolen and it was so humiliating."
"I remember having to talk to an FBI recovering agent for a week or so about that property being stolen and it was so humiliating, and for me, it was so personal," she added.
However, the director added that she can "only speak to my own experience of the exploitation of my own personal property," and that the journey of making the series was therapeutic. "I just kind of connected through that," she said.
According to multiple unnamed sources, the show adds to how "violated" she continues to feel over the stolen material and "re-exploits" her, turning her life into a "commodity for public consumption." As a result, some fans — who pointed out the hypocrisy in a series nonconsensually exploring a leaked tape — have threatened to boycott the series in Pamela's defense.