Hannah found deepfake porn of herself online. The culprit was closer to home than she realised

“I will just keep emailing because I think this is worthy of your attention”.It was the second message Hannah Grundy had received from a mysterious internet stranger who called herself “Sally”. The first email had been brief and vague, claiming Hannah was some kind of target.”What I thought was, this is a scam,” she tells Australian Story. “It also didn’t have a link to anything. It didn’t ask me to reply to anything … so I just deleted it.”But this second email did include a link and had a sense of urgency that unsettled Hannah.When she showed it to her partner, Kris Ventura, he agreed that it was “probably a scam” but their interest was piqued.”I remember opening the link,” Kris says. “And then looking at Hannah and saying, ‘Oh, f**k, it’s real.'”Warning: This story contains disturbing content.Hannah was sent an email from a stranger. What happened next almost ruined her life. (Australian Story: Tom Hancock)The ‘Destruction of Hannah’Hannah and Kris are not the kind to seek out…