then we have a problem of YouTubers lying to their audiences whilst simultaneously self-aggrandising their own actions – painting themselves as white knights when, in reality, they’re just paying actors to make them look like heroes. But if the whole thing is in fact actually real, the YouTubers are literally letting child predators head off after almost committing a violent crime – managing to both find a child predator and equally letting them get away without any legal consequences." Hansen vs. Predator In April 2015, Hansen announced the start of a Kickstarter campaign to fund an online reboot of the series. At the time of the Fairfield sting, Hansen reported that he was commencing negotiations with various potential broadcast partners in an effort to find a media platform on which to air the footage that was shot during the Fairfield operation. In mid-2016, Hansen became the host of the syndicated television news magazine Crime Watch Daily, with Hansen vs. Predator installments being broadcast as a recurring segment on that show. Book A spin-off book, To Catch a Predator: Protecting Your Children from Online Enemies Already in Your Home, was published in 2007. See also Anti-pedophile activism Ephebophilia Hebephilia Jailbait Online predator Perp walk Public humiliation Reaction formation References External links Child sexual abuse in the United States NBC original programming 2000s American television specials 2004 American television series debuts 2004 television specials American hidden camera television series Works about child abuse 2007 American television series endings Vigilantism against sex offenders