Dutch Pensioner Prosecuted for Creating and Distributing Deepfake Sex Videos of Public Figures

Oecd.Ai • September 21, 2026

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A 74-year-old man from Noord-Holland is being prosecuted for creating and distributing AI-generated deepfake sexual videos of dozens of well-known Dutch women, including Princess Amalia. Using the MrDeepFakes platform, he produced and shared non-consensual content, causing significant harm to victims' privacy and reputations. Authorities seized his devices after multiple complaints. [AI generated]

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Dutch Pensioner Charged for Deepfake Videos of Public Figures A 74-year-old retiree from Noord-Holland is being prosecuted for creating and distributing deepfake sexual videos of around 60 well-known Dutch individuals, including Princess Amalia. The Public Prosecution Service initiated the case after an investigation linked him to the MrDeepFakes platform, where he was the most active Dutch user. Authorities seized his computer and data carriers, uncovering numerous non-consensual videos that garnered significant views. The man faces up to two years in prison as creating and sharing such content is illegal in the Netherlands. Victims have expressed relief at the prosecution, highlighting the severe impact of deepfake imagery on their lives. The founder of MrDeepFakes, David D., has removed the content and blocked access for Dutch IPs at the request of authorities, but he is not facing prosecution due to Canadian laws at the time. 2 sources 38

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