“Revenge pornography is nothing more than a manifestation of liberalism,” Bristow said. “Most victims on revenge pornography websites are young, white, blonde, middle class, American women. Women who the pornographers can link to conservatism or Christianity are especially targeted for harassment.”
Ohio Attorney Kyle Bristow of the France Law Group, LLC
Ohio Attorney Kyle Bristow of the France Law Group, LLC, and Texas Attorney Jason Van Dyke of the Van Dyke Law Firm, PLLC, have made headlines recently due to their successful efforts in getting “revenge pornography” websites shut down. Revenge pornography is a recent phenomenon in which pornographers post onto the Internet nude images of women without the women’s consent.
The nude images are oftentimes acquired through “sexting”—a woman takes an intimate photograph of herself and forwards it on to a boyfriend. In situations not uncommon, after they breakup, ex-boyfriends forward the nude photograph to revenge pornography websites for retaliatory reasons. In some situations, the images are acquired illegally through computer hacking.
Van Dyke recently set his sights on a notorious revenge pornography website called “Pink Meth.” This repugnant website not only posted nude images of women, but it also published the contact information of women so that third parties could stalk or harass them. Email addresses, cellular and home phone numbers, links to Facebook and LinkedIn profiles, and residential addresses were displayed for all to see. Women featured on such websites usually receive hundreds of unwanted and unsolicited correspondence from strangers.
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