The federal case against 23-year-old OnlyFans creator Amy Lee Rose may be expanding after investigators uncovered an alleged network of larger creators accused of exploiting, blackmailing and coercing smaller creators.
Photo of Amy Lee Rose on her only fans account.
Investigators have internally referred to the group as the “BOP MAFIA.”
Authorities allege the network offered to manage smaller OnlyFans accounts, but instead used them to promote larger creators and divert revenue. Rose’s profile was allegedly promoted more heavily than others, leading investigators to examine whether she held a leadership role.
The investigation also involves accusations that creators who tried to leave were threatened, publicly targeted or blackmailed with private intimate images.
Trafficking Investigation
Authorities are separately investigating a San Bernardino County property known as the “BOP HOUSE,” where women were allegedly brought under false pretenses and pressured to create content.
Investigators say threats involving private photographs were allegedly used to keep some women involved, raising the possibility of trafficking charges.
One former resident, creator Sarah Kearney, known online as “spitsiren,” reportedly regained control of her accounts and fled the house.
She later publicly accused members of the network, including Rose, of exploiting newer creators.
Weeks later, Kearney went silent online and was found dead in her apartment.
Her death is now the subject of a homicide investigation.
Amy Lee Rose arriving at the courthouse
Rose’s Role Still Unclear
Investigators are subpoenaing messages and financial records from suspected members of the network, including Rose.
Authorities have not established that Rose was involved in Kearney’s death, and she has not been charged in connection with it.
However, if evidence shows Rose directed the alleged network or participated in coercion, trafficking or blackmail, prosecutors could pursue additional charges beyond her current fraud case.
Rose remains in federal custody and is presumed innocent unless proven guilty.