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Amazon Under Fire for Selling Ordinary Objects With Hidden Cameras

RTM Staff by RTM Staff
December 21, 2023
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A lawsuit accuses Amazon of enabling a West Virginia man to spy on an underage Brazilian girl with a hidden camera.

The device, which resembles a clothes hook, was purchased from Amazon and used to record the girl.

The suit alleges that Amazon failed to remove the camera from its platform despite inspecting it three times and knowing the potential harm it could cause.

Darrel Wells of West Virginia is accused of secretly recording an underage Brazilian foreign exchange student he was hosting at his home in 2021.

He allegedly used a camera disguised as a clothes hook to film her in her private spaces like the bathroom and bedroom. According to prosecutors, he possessed 600 images of child p*rnography. Wells is charged with 10 counts of criminal invasion of privacy and child p*rn.

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While the criminal case is underway, the underage girl is also suing Amazon. She claims Wells bought the hidden camera on Amazon.

The seller allegedly sold the camera as a part of the Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) program. According to Amazon, products sold in the FBA program go under an inspection process. The company, according to its own policy, looks to see if products meet restrictions, are in good shape and to see if they meet safety standards.

Amazon tried to get the case dismissed back in March. However, a judge ruled against the company’s motion — saying Amazon can’t act surprised when a buyer is using the product for its advertised purpose. She’s suing for unspecified damages and is looking for a jury trial.

The specific clothes hook hidden camera from the lawsuit is no longer on Amazon’s website. In fact, going to the link will bring up a “page not found” error.

However, there are a number of products just like it still available on Amazon’s marketplace. You can bring up several results just by searching “clothes hook spy camera” or “clothes hook hidden camera.”

Just a quick search of “hidden camera” gets results like cameras hidden in smoke detectors, alarm clocks, and phone chargers. They look exactly like their non-camera counterparts. You can’t even tell some feature a camera.

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