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MATTHEW VOLLMER FILMS NASHVILLE WOMEN DURING SEX

On November 13, Matthew Vollmer (@mischievous.matt) was arrested on 8 counts of unlawful photography. On March 20, the Honorable Judge Bell found there was probable cause to move the case to a grand jury.

Police recovered videos of over a dozen women he recorded during sex, starting in December 2021. Many of the women in the videos remain unidentified. The statute of limitations does not permit victims whom he unlawfully recorded to press charges if Matthew committed the illegal recording over a year ago, but a civil suit has also been filed, so all victims may be eligible for financial relief.

If you believe you may have been victimized by Matthew Vollmer, reach out to Metropolitan Nashville Police or get in contact with other victims at Nashville.vs.Vollmer@gmail.com.

Court Findings

On December 4, 2024, a Davidson County Circuit Court found that Matthew Vollmer made video recordings of women without their knowledge or consent, maintained video files of the recordings, and transferred the videos to a cloud server.

Photo via Ray Di Pietro

On March 20, 2025, A Davidson County General Sessions Criminal Court found probable cause that Matthew filmed four women who fall within the statute of limitations without their consent and for the purpose of sexual gratification.

Media Coverage

Nashville Banner:

These Nashville Women Were Unknowingly Recorded During Sex, Now They Want Accountability

The Tennessean:

Ray Di Pietro Photojournalism:

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If you believe Matthew Vollmer may have filmed you, please reach out.

Contact Metropolitan Nashville Police, or contact other victims at Nashville.vs.Vollmer@gmail.com or @nashville.vs.vollmer on Instagram.