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Peter's motive was never questioned during the interrogation; he stated that he was only sexually abused by a priest when he was growing up. During the first few years in the Philippines, Peter Scully recruited his Filipina girlfriend Carme Ann Alvarez to help him kidnap two children: a street child and her cousin. They were fed and then asked to strip while being recorded, as well as being asked to perform sex on each other. The videos of them were allegedly posted to various individuals and groups.

Before his arrest, Scully ran and operated a hidden child pornography website known as "No Limits Fun", where several videos featuring Scully's victims were produced by himself. The most notorious one was Daisy's Destruction, which featured the sexual abuse of 18-month-old Daisy along with the other two girls. The multi-part video was so extreme that it was regarded as an urban legend until the existence of the video was confirmed once and for all in 2015 when Scully faced a total of 75 charges, of which he pleaded not guilty to the first six. He supposedly abducted and tortured at least 14 children and sexually abused 75 others in his crimes. Scully's crimes were so heinous that the Philippine government is hinting toward reinstalling the death penalty for Scully. Scully had also planned on negotiating with clients to sell footage of himself murdering Daisy while she was still being held captive, but ultimately did not follow through.<ref>https://delanirbartlette.medium.com/the-man-who-made-the-videos-josh-duggar-downloaded-2131d80088ea</ref><ref>https://youtu.be/1lXC4HT-9jM?t=447</ref>

The video was broadcast by Scully on his site and required a pay-per-view subscription. Among those (especially Scully associates) who acquired and publicized Daisy's Destruction had provoked an international manhunt of those who possessed the video. In particular, Daisy's Destruction was initially leaked on another darknet site, Hurt2theCore, by its website owner, Matthew David Graham, who ran a series of "hurtcore" child pornography sites under his online alias, "Lux". Matthew Graham stated that he publicized it in the "name of freedom".<ref>https://www.vice.com/en/article/59kye3/the-repulsive-world-of-hurtcore-the-worst-crimes-imaginable</ref> The link to the ''Daisy's Destruction'' video was also posted on the site [[4chan]], though the full video remains lost (for good).