Two women filmed pal having sex then shared revenge porn clip to Facebook group with her MUM and family | The Sun
TWO women who filmed a pal having sex shared the footage with her family in a revenge porn attack.
Lauren Fowler, 20, and Aimee Lawson, 31, had fallen out with their victim and wanted to humiliate her.
The pair added her to a Facebook group chat which included strangers, her mum, and the family of the victim's ex.
They then posted footage filmed previously by Lawson during a drunken get-together – which the victim assumed had been deleted.
Between May 8 and May 9, 2021 Fowler and Lawson posted around four videos and some 40 images.
They called the victim a "s***" several times and claimed she slept with different men, Hull Crown Court heard.
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Fowler and Lawson deliberately added members of the victim's family and those of her former partner to the chat before posting the images and videos in a bid to maximise her humiliation.
Fowler and Lawson, both from Hull, admitted disclosing private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause distress.
The victim said: "While in the group chat I was embarrassed, humiliated and angry when I found they had shared all my private life to my family who should not have seen such footage.
"I am worried this has caused an issue with my ex-partner and his family and that this will continue into the future.
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"I am also embarrassed I had to share this with the police but I feel they should be dealt with accordingly for what they have done."
Both women were on bail at the time for common assault, for which they subsequently completed community orders.
Recorder Ben Nolan told them they were being spared two year jail sentences for completing the orders successfully.
He added: "This was very unpleasant behaviour on both your parts. You were targeting the victim by weaponising social media.
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"As this went on she must have become more and more distressed."
Both Lawson and Fowler were given a 12-month community orders with 80 hours unpaid work and costs of £320.
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