Man shares fake nude photo of acquaintance as ‘revenge porn’, US cops say


Kehoe digitally edited a real photo of the individual and ‘convincingly made it appear as if the victim was photographed in a state of nudity’, an investigation revealed, according to police. — Pixabay

A Massachusetts man is facing a “revenge porn” charge after authorities said he posted a fake, explicit photo of an acquaintance to several of his social media accounts.

The person had no idea Jason Kehoe repeatedly shared the image, which appeared to show them nude, until a detective notified them, the West Springfield Police Department said in a Jan 2 news release. The detective learned of the photo on Jan 1, according to police.

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