GTA 5 C.Y.M's.

GTA's Unsafe World

Los Santos is more than a video game city.
It’s a trap.

What begins as a dream of fast cars, high-rise penthouses, and the thrill of online freedom quickly unravels into a nightmare of hackers, predators, and chaos. Grand Theft Auto V isn’t just entertainment — for millions of players, it’s an unpoliced world where children as young as seven are exposed to violence, racial slurs, sexual harassment, and predators hiding behind avatars.

For ten months, I lived inside that world. I built an empire — cars, planes, businesses, and wealth — only to watch it all destroyed by modders who sold godlike powers, preyed on new players, and turned the game into a living hell. Fire erupts from city streets. Endless falling cycles. Inescapable cages. Voices taunting in foreign tongues. Threats against families. And worst of all, children caught in the crossfire.

Rockstar, the company behind GTA, looks the other way. Reports vanish. Warnings are sent to the wrong players. Meanwhile, the predators thrive.

This book is a raw, unfiltered account — part memoir, part exposé — of what really happens inside one of the most popular games in the world. It’s a warning to parents, a wake-up call to gamers, and a plea for accountability before the release of GTA 6 repeats history.