Ay Star
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Ay Star (real name Alistair William Cooper) was a commentary community orbiter, most known for being friends with John Swan. He was involved with bringing the evidence that Pieman was acting inappropriate towards a 12 year old whilst 15.citation needed Then in early 2022, he was a first point of contact for Liz, a girl who said Camy had groomed her.citation needed He was a target in 2020 for running a parody Chris Hansen account, he would later be doxxed by Anonymous Gene, with it being discovered that Chris Hansen liked Alistair's father's discontinued band page on Facebook. This was revealed in early 2021 in John's video about the doxxing and harassment he received from Anonymous Gene. While John took down the video after it was revealed that Ay Star was a convicted predator, the video has been archived.[1]
Lewdness with a child under 14 Conviction
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On May 2nd, 2025, the North Las Vegas Police Department announced in a FaceBook post that 10 individuals had been arrested for various child sex related crimes as a part of a multi-agency led effort to catch child predators using the internet to find victims. The operation was led by the Nevada Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, and collaborating agencies included the North Las Vegas Police Department, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, FBI, Henderson PD, Homeland Security, and the Nevada Attorney General's Office. Among the arrested individuals listed in the post was Alistair Cooper.[2] The incident was subsequently reported on by local news stations, also mentioning Alistair Cooper.[3][4]
Alistair Cooper was convicted of lewdness with a child under 14 on August 12th, 2025.[5][6] He is out on probation, likely as a result of a plea deal. Normally the punishment for this conviction would be life in prison with the possibility of parole after 10 years.[7] The details of this potential plea deal are unknown as of now. As a result of the probation, he is restricted from all use of electronics that could connect to the internet, cannot have access to any social media, cannot leave the state, and cannot have any contact with minors.citation needed He was placed on Nevada's public sex offender registry and will be listed for the rest of his life as a tier 3 sex offender. The sex offender registry can be accessed as an archive or through the official Nevada Sex Offender registry site.[5][6]
Commentary History
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-voice actor stuff with memology
-anon gene
-pieman stuff
-camy stuff
References
[edit | edit source]- ↑ "Chris Hansen's Hitman: Anon Gene Files (John Swan Archive)" (Commentary Archivist channel; reupload/archived version of original January 25, 2021 video by John Swan; accessed March 1, 2026).
- ↑ North Las Vegas Police Department Facebook post: "Ten Child Sex Predators Arrested During Multi-Agency Operation on April 28–29, 2025" (archived via Ghostarchive; if the page does not display properly, click the "Archived page not showing up? Click here." button to switch to the static/noscript version; accessed March 1, 2026).
- ↑ "Ten arrested in Las Vegas for child sexual abuse charges" (8NewsNow, posted May 2, 2025; archived August 3, 2025 via Wayback Machine; accessed March 1, 2026).
- ↑ "Multiple arrests made after multi-agency investigation into child sex abuse" (KTNV, posted May 2, 2025; archived January 14, 2026 via Wayback Machine; accessed March 1, 2026).
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Public Sex Offender Registry entry (Ghostarchive archive from nvsexoffenders.gov; click "Archived page not showing up? Click here." if needed; accessed March 1, 2026).
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Nevada Public Sex Offender Registry (official site; search for "Alistair Cooper" or "Alistair William Cooper"; accessed March 1, 2026).
- ↑ NRS 201.230: Lewdness with child under 16 years; penalties (Nevada Revised Statutes; subsection (1)(b) defines the act for juveniles under 18 with victims under 14, with penalties in subsection 2 as category A felony: life with parole eligibility after 10 years minimum, fine up to $10,000; accessed March 1, 2026).