Marines Facebook group STILL sharing nude photos of women

The group titled ‘Marines United’ had hundreds, possibly thousands of photos of unsuspecting servicewomen, some who were on active duty.

• The U.S. Department of Defense is investigating hundreds of Marines for sharing nude photos of their female colleagues
• ‘Marines United’, a group with 30,000+ followers, had hundreds, possibly thousands of photos of unsuspecting servicewomen
• Members have been redirected to new pages, including one titled Marines United 2, or MU2 
• Since January 30, more than two dozen women have been identified

A secret Marines Facebook group that shares naked pictures and videos of unsuspecting female colleagues is still going, despite the NCIS investigating hundreds of its members.

The group titled ‘Marines United’ had hundreds, possibly thousands of photos of unsuspecting servicewomen, some who were on active duty.

After the existence of the group was made public, members have been redirected to new pages, including one titled Marines United 2, or MU2.

According to CNN, members have even taken to taunting federal and military investigators, with one writing: ‘It would be hilarious if one of these FBI or (Naval Criminal Investigative Service) f***s found their wife on here,’ on the original Marines United page.

Members of the group also shared a link to a cloud storage site containing more than 2,500 images of women in stages of undress or engaging in sexual acts.

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