US EditionUK Woman Sentenced in First-Ever 'Cyber-Farting' Harassment Case
- Rhiannon Evans, 25, pleaded guilty to harassment after sending inappropriate videos to her boyfriend's ex-partner, Deborah Prytherch, as reported in Caernarfon magistrates' court.
- Evans sent a series of four videos showing her farting, which were deemed cyber harassment by magistrates.
- The court imposed a 12-month community order, requiring Evans to pay £100 in compensation and £199 in costs, along with a two-year restraining order against contacting Prytherch.
- Evans was also ordered to attend 15 rehabilitation sessions and abstain from alcohol for 60 days, as stated by prosecutor Diane Williams.
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UK Woman Charged With Harassment After 'Cyber-Farting' at Her Boyfriend's Ex
I’ve heard a lot of petty ex stories, but I think this one takes the cake. A 25-year-old UK woman just made history with Britain’s first-ever “cyber-farting” case. It all started with a video message to her boyfriend’s ex-girlfriend. Rhiannon Evans, the wind passer in question, proceeded “to pass gas by placing the camera on her bottom and passing the gas,” Prosecutor Diane Williams explained. The relentless “cyber-farting” began before Christma…
Welsh Woman Given Restraining Order For Flatulence Videos Sent To Boyfriend’s Ex
A Welsh woman is facing a fine and a restraining order for sending videos of herself passing gas to her boyfriend’s ex-girlfriend. Rhiannon Evans, 25, admitted to harassing the other woman by inundating her with the noxious videos on WhatsApp. Evans sent at least eight videos to Deborah Prytherch, which included footage of her laughing while placing a camera near her rear end and passing gas directly into the lens, per a report from U.K.-based o…
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