Texas Woman Granted $1.2 Billion in Revenge Porn Lawsuit Against Ex-Boyfriend

“This type of experience is devastating,” the woman said, according to CBS News.  “It’s extremely painful.  It’s hurtful.  It’s embarrassing, and you fear that either something will trigger and it will start again or that the previous effort inspired someone new, and then they might start.”

After their four-year relationship ended in 2020, the woman alleges that Jackson launched a campaign to ruin her life.  She claims he shared her photos on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Dropbox, and even Pornhub while emailing links to her friends and family and tagging her employers in the posts.

“You will spend the rest of your life trying and failing to wipe yourself off the internet,” Jackson wrote in one of his final messages to her. “Everyone you ever meet will hear the story and go looking.”

According to the CBS News, Jackson also allegedly hacked into the woman’s mother’s home security system to spy on D.L. after being told his access was revoked following the breakup. He was also accused of using D.L.’s bank account to pay his rent and other bills.

Yet, it’s doubtful the victim will collect the total sum assigned by the jury, encompassing $200 million for past and future emotional distress, coupled with an additional $1 billion in punitive damages.