Jack Recider

Do you know that some women have killed themselves over this?

Do you know that some women have killed themselves over this?

So I feel like there's a meeting now, right? You, Madison, and Christine are like, okay, we know what's going on. We know who it is. What's the plan going forward?

So I feel like there's a meeting now, right? You, Madison, and Christine are like, okay, we know what's going on. We know who it is. What's the plan going forward?

So they got all the victims together on the same page, six total. And they were all really sick and tired from being harassed by this guy. And they were shocked to find out Christopher was the one behind it because they all knew him.

So they got all the victims together on the same page, six total. And they were all really sick and tired from being harassed by this guy. And they were shocked to find out Christopher was the one behind it because they all knew him.

So Christine created quite a compelling folder of evidence for each of the women to take into their own police departments and hand it to the police.

So Christine created quite a compelling folder of evidence for each of the women to take into their own police departments and hand it to the police.

Yeah, let's back up. I want to pause there for a second because that's fascinating to me because that's your wheelhouse. I bet you spent a lot of time doing that. Can you just talk about what you think he was doing that was against the law?

Yeah, let's back up. I want to pause there for a second because that's fascinating to me because that's your wheelhouse. I bet you spent a lot of time doing that. Can you just talk about what you think he was doing that was against the law?

Okay, so this Florida statute enacted in 2015, section 748-049, states that the crime of sexual cyber harassment is committed when a person publishes a sexually explicit image of another person along with personal identifying information of the depicted person to a website without the depicted person's consent for no legitimate purpose and with intent of causing the depicted person substantial emotional distress.

Okay, so this Florida statute enacted in 2015, section 748-049, states that the crime of sexual cyber harassment is committed when a person publishes a sexually explicit image of another person along with personal identifying information of the depicted person to a website without the depicted person's consent for no legitimate purpose and with intent of causing the depicted person substantial emotional distress.

Boom. Perfect. He definitely violated that one. But she did her research. She didn't want to rely on just one statute. Since he was posting nudes of underage girls, he was also violating child pornography statutes. Since he was calling people's bosses and parents and stuff, why not throw in stalking too? Hell, there's even an aggravated stalking statute, which is a felony charge.

Boom. Perfect. He definitely violated that one. But she did her research. She didn't want to rely on just one statute. Since he was posting nudes of underage girls, he was also violating child pornography statutes. Since he was calling people's bosses and parents and stuff, why not throw in stalking too? Hell, there's even an aggravated stalking statute, which is a felony charge.

And if he was stalking a minor, that would constitute as aggravated stalking. But Christopher was living in New York State. So maybe all these Florida laws don't even matter. So Christine studied the laws in New York to figure out which ones he violated there.

And if he was stalking a minor, that would constitute as aggravated stalking. But Christopher was living in New York State. So maybe all these Florida laws don't even matter. So Christine studied the laws in New York to figure out which ones he violated there.

She found statutes like sexual performance by a child, extortion, unlawful surveillance, dissemination of unlawful surveillance imagery, and stalking. Okay, so those are the state laws that she thinks he violated. But are there any federal laws that she can point to?

She found statutes like sexual performance by a child, extortion, unlawful surveillance, dissemination of unlawful surveillance imagery, and stalking. Okay, so those are the state laws that she thinks he violated. But are there any federal laws that she can point to?

Great. Yeah, just keep going. So you bring this whole body of knowledge to them. You slap it down and say, here's the circumstantial evidence that we have on him. Here are the laws that we think he's breaking.

Great. Yeah, just keep going. So you bring this whole body of knowledge to them. You slap it down and say, here's the circumstantial evidence that we have on him. Here are the laws that we think he's breaking.