Predator Catchers Indianapolis (PCI) apparently lured Facebook Meta manager into a child sex sting and he was later fired after it was caught on tape.
After an Indiana-based watchdog group allegedly enticed him to a false sex meetup with a nonexistent minor victim, Facebook parent company Meta sacked former manager of community engagement Jeren Andrew Miles.
Predator Catchers Indianapolis (PCI) apparently lured Miles, 35, to the Le Meridien Columbus hotel in Ohio over a sexually graphic text chat with someone he mistook for a 13-year-old boy, according to journalist Andy Ngo. [CONTENT WARNING for potentially unpleasant language]:
Watch the video below
PCI's Eric Schmutte told Ngo that the evidence the group has acquired is being sent to Columbus police as well as police in Miles' alleged birthplace of Palm Springs, California.
In the video, Miles says, "I was flirting, I was talking to him." He may be seen dismissing "any intention ...
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