Marines nude photo scandal expands to all branches of military
- 7 years ago
The scandal involving allegations that Marines shared naked photos of female service members online has extended to all service branches, Business Insider first reported. In addition to the originally reported group of nearly 30,000 members, Marines, United, where military members solicited and shared nude and sexual images of their female colleagues without their consent, another site, AnonIB, is used for the same purpose, only its reach spreads throughout the U.S. military, not just the Marine Corps. The Naval Criminal Investigative Service has opened a criminal investigation.