‘She will be crying tears of blood’: US man sentenced for cyberstalking, extorting woman


According to the Department of Justice, Alvarez spent a year repeatedly harassing and intimidating the woman to give him sexually explicit videos, saying that if she didn’t, he would make public ‘compromising photos and videos’ that he already had. — Photo by Akshar Dave

A Texas man was sentenced to five years in prison for extortion and cyberstalking of an Utah woman and her family for more than a year.

Jordy Julian Alvarez, 28, of Harris County, was sentenced Tuesday. After he is released from prison, he will serve three years’ probation.

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