Skeeter Jean

"To Skeet a Predator" by Skeeter Jean is an intense, eye-opening series that boldly tackles the serious issue of online predators. Skeeter's approach is fearless, as he confronts dangerous individuals with an honesty that's rare in media today. Each episode is crafted to keep you on edge, blending suspense with a genuine commitment to exposing those who prey on the vulnerable. His dedication to justice is clear, and it adds a layer of authenticity that makes the show truly impactful. For anyone interested in seeing real accountability and learning more about this pressing issue, this series is a must-watch.

And I don't feel bad for many of the caught predators, especially the gay ones, but a lot of the time I think he plays a lot of this, twistedly for comedy. Another iffy one is that he's friends with this self-righteous "Friends"-watching (WPIX-loving) predator-catcher, this girl (I forgot her name) who goes against 20 years olds who go with 15 year olds (I hate when that age difference is treated badly, it's bad but it's not like if the guy was any older and the girl was any younger. That being said, he's funny, and he's a good watch, but it's not something I downright glorify either. DAP is equally twisted, but at least he believes in what he claims to believe, and I herald him as a hero, however nasty and cruel his methods are in catching predators.