An investigation by CNN has revealed the existence of online groups that function as 'rape academies,' where men share detailed advice on drugging and sexually assaulting women, particularly targeting their partners. These communities operate on various platforms, including closed forums and encrypted messaging services, where participants exchange information on sedatives, methods of administration, and ways to evade law enforcement. One identified website reportedly received tens of millions of visits in a month, hosting numerous explicit videos depicting unconscious women. A Telegram user from Ceuta even advertised a sedative, claiming it would leave victims unaware of the assault. French legislator Sandrine Josso, a survivor of such violence, criticized these networks for normalizing abuse and allowing perpetrators to learn from each other. The investigation also highlighted real-life cases, including a woman in the United Kingdom who was assaulted by her husband over several years. Following the findings, Polish authorities arrested at least one individual connected to these online communities, underscoring the urgent need to address this alarming trend.