THE hot video, which the woman personally shot and sent to a lover two years ago, they had become public and viral enough to end up in open chats also in South America. They called her from all over the world because the films also included her name, surname, profession and telephone number. In some cases, the 40-year-old’s cell phone had been associated with child pornography.
It was the same victim who submitted complaint in the prosecutor’s office in Brescia: three people are entered in the suspect register for revenge porn. Those that the woman knew for sure had the offending videos. In a complaint supplement he then made another twenty names of people who after receiving the films shared them.
The 40-year-old also denounced the existence of a police and police chat in which the hot images were shot without anyone intervening to block or report the case. From Brescia, to Turin, to Southern Italy.
Now, after days of cross-mail between lawyers, one of the law firms in Cremona, where the woman worked, has signed the immediate dismissal letter for “image damage”. The manager of the structure claims to receive calls from men who want an appointment with the professional “without referring to the problem to be addressed and without leaving a telephone number and refuse to see another doctor”.
For the 40 year old “is an attitude male chauvinist and absurd“and now she is ready to challenge the dismissal.” The revenge porn rule provides that a social vacuum must not be created around a victim, “recalls attorney Barbara Del Bono who assists the Brescia professional.” Another study for which she works, it must be said, that has shown her solidarity and has not thought of breaking the relationship at all “adds the lawyer who is trying to defend her assisted overwhelmed by the scandal.
“Some people even thought I did it to advertise myself. Absurd. I am a victim of a terrible system“He adds.” And the fact that my images circulated on law enforcement chats, I find it absurd that nobody thought of stopping them and denouncing them. “
He also intervened on the matter Vito Crimi, deputy interior minister and political leader of the Five Star Movement. “I hope that’s not true. And I hope that if someone has really acted like this, you will retrace your steps.”
“Very serious”, commented the Lazio regional councilor in a statement Michela Di Biase. “It is unheard of – she concluded – that a woman who had the courage to report such abuse, suffered further violence from her employer who fired her for an alleged” damage to the image “.
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