Jury Says Man Owes $1.2 Billion After He Allegedly Used Explicit Photos To 'Torment' Ex

[Nevilledog]

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/ex-boyfriend-explicit-photos-lawsuit_n_64da58f4e4b030f54dc70598


The relationship between “D.L.” and her boyfriend started to fall apart in 2020, while they were living together in Chicago. Not long after that, as D.L.’s lawyers tell it, the spying began.

Fueled by what attorneys describe as “delusional and paranoid” jealousy, her ex, Marques Jamal Jackson, logged into a security system in D.L.’s mother’s house in Texas, where D.L. had moved temporarily. He began recording her every move, without her knowledge or consent.

Over the next few years, Jackson ramped up his efforts against D.L. ― who is identified in court documents by her initials, or as “Jane Doe” ― to publicly shame her and upend her life. He took advantage of access to her phone, email, social media and bank accounts, and even hacked into her company’s security system.

He gathered explicit images of D.L., along with her personal information, and shared them with the world, via a publicly accessible Dropbox folder, a page on a prominent pornography site and multiple social media platforms. He sent the links to her family, friends and co-workers.

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[mahatmakanejeeves]

1. I expect that will be reduced, but I'm not feeling any too sorry for this guy. NT

[stopdiggin]

2. +1. A ridiculous figure.

But - take everything that he has, and then let his defense lawyers pick over the scraps and bones. That works.

[SCantiGOP]

4. It means that any asset he owns for the rest of his life

Will be subject to seizure.

[MarineCombatEngineer]

3. This stalker hasn't been criminally charged?