The Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf officially closes on Sunday, according to multiple reports. The closure follows allegations involving the museum’s owner or curator connected to a hidden-camera incident in a bathroom area. One outlet describes the case as an alleged “creepy hidden bathroom camera” scandal, while another frames it as the “creepiest act imaginable,” but both refer to the same overall event and the same museum. The reports indicate that the museum has shut its doors following the discovery and/or disclosure of the alleged surveillance device, though they do not provide detailed information about charges, suspects’ identities beyond their roles, or the full investigative findings. Neither account offers extensive context on the museum’s planned timeline beyond the Sunday closure. The consistent details across sources are that the museum is the Cartoon Art Museum, that it is located at Fisherman’s Wharf, and that it closes on Sunday after the alleged hidden-camera matter.