Case Ava21 / Petitabricot
Full intervention to remove every trace of leaks. Operation completed in record time. Total protection restored.
This page contains no leaked content and no links to it. It's the story of a legal takedown — how we got it removed.
Video testimonial, Ava21 / Petitabricot
70+
Piracy links identified and mapped
75%
Confirmed removals and neutralizations
3 months
Total duration of the operation
In May 2025, the situation surrounding Ava21 - also known as Petitabricot - was largely out of control.
More than 70 active piracy links were distributing her private content. Several of these links were indexed on Google Images, making her name immediately discoverable through search.
Her videos and photos were circulating across platforms known for resisting DMCA requests, rapid mirror creation, and redistribution through file hosts and forums. Each day, new mirrors appeared.
The mission assigned to Content Removal Desk was clear: stabilize the situation, neutralize the leaks, and document everything.
Three parallel fronts to stop the leak
Mapping & Immediate Stabilization
First wave
Full mapping of 70+ prioritized links
Targeted DMCA submissions within 24 hours
Immediate takedowns on Gofile, Nudostar, Nudogram, Faponic
Legal Escalation
Forcing resistant platforms
Formal legal notices
Registrar and hosting provider escalation
WHOIS pressure and technical signaling
Targets: Leakimedia, Bunkr, Wildskirts
Deindexing & Trace Removal
Erasing visibility
Google Images deindexing
Purge operations on Fapello, Leakomax, TheFappeningBook, Rentry, Share-Nude
Remaining mirrors placed under reinforced monitoring
Systematic, documented escalation
This was not a one-off takedown. Complete mapping, targeted DMCA submissions, and direct contact with follow-ups.
Within the first 72 hours, major hosts such as Gofile, Nudostar, Nudogram, and Faponic were neutralized. The ecosystem was stabilized.
From there, we moved into controlled legal escalation: Leakimedia, Bunkr, and Wildskirts received full legal files; notices were relayed through registrars and hosting providers; WHOIS pressure and technical escalation were maintained.
Simultaneously, Google deindexing removed residual exposure.
Three months of continuous action
May 2025
Full mapping
Identification of 70+ links and prioritization of the most resistant platforms.
June 2025
First removals
Targeted DMCA actions and confirmed takedowns on Gofile, Nudostar, Nudogram, and Faponic.
July 2025
Controlled escalation
Formal notices, WHOIS pressure, technical escalation, and Google Images deindexing.
August 2025
Final shift
Over 75% of links neutralized. Google search results cleaned. Active monitoring maintained on Leakimedia and Bunkr.
More than 75% neutralized
After three months: 75% of identified links were removed or neutralized. Google Image results were cleaned. Major platforms (Nudostar, Faponic, Leakomax, Fapello, Gofile) showed no remaining content. Continuous monitoring remained active on the most resistant platforms.
75% of identified links removed or neutralized
Google Image results cleaned
Major platforms showed no remaining content
Continuous monitoring active on resistant platforms
“I used to find my username instantly when searching. Three months later, nothing was left.”
Ava21, one year with ContentRemovalDesk
Pressure without gaps
CRD’s approach is based on systematic, legal, and documented pressure until removal or final escalation. No link is ignored. No platform is left without follow-up.
A year on, Ava21 is still with us. Her surface stays clean under continuous monitoring, and every new mirror is caught and removed before it can spread. We don’t promise miracles. We deliver results - with evidence.
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