Elizabeth Ann Clark accused her ex-husband and his partner of spreading a topless photo of her on Facebook and Kik.
A woman in Fayetteville, North Carolina won a $3.2 million judgement Monday against her ex-husband and his new partner for spreading nude photos of her online. The case is believed to be the first revenge porn lawsuit in North Carolina to receive a verdict by jury.
The lawsuit says that the harassment started because Adam Clark was angry about having to pay his ex-wife child support. However, in 2018, Adam Clark argued that she had, in fact, harassed him and Barrett for two years. Elizabeth denied the accusations, and Michael Porter, her lawyer, pointed out that Adam Clark's accusations were only made several days after Porter sent a letter demanding Adam remove the nude photos.
"Clark has been posing as his ex-wife, Elizabeth Clark, in private Kik 'chat groups' utilizing Ms. Clark's name and images to interact with men in an effort to humiliate her and cause emotional harm," Porter."Many people refer to this practice as 'catfishing.' The aforementioned Kik 'chat groups' appear to be dedicated to men and women within or associated with the military seeking to arrange illicit sexual encounters.
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