Woman harasses boyfriend’s ex with cyber farting

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Woman, 25, faces jail after bombarding her boyfriend’s ex with videos of her FARTING​

This is Britain’s first ever cyber-farting case
  • Sarah Ridley
  • Published: 8:44 ET, Jan 29 2025
  • Updated: 10:36 ET, Jan 29 2025
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A YOUNG woman appeared in court today to plead guilty to harassment in the first case of its kind - after sending videos of herself farting.
Rhiannon Evans, 25, was hauled before magistrates for causing “distress or anxiety” to her boyfriend’s ex-partner, Deborah Prytherch.
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Rhiannon Evans arriving at court.
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Rhiannon Evans arriving at Cearnarfon courtsCredit: Andrew Price / View Finder Pictures
Rhiannon Evans arriving at court.
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The 25-year-old was originally charged with malicious communicationsCredit: Andrew Price / View Finder Pictures
Caernarfon Criminal Justice Centre building.
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Evans defended her actions to The Sun, branding the case against her 'petty'Credit: Andrew Price / View Finder Pictures
In Britain’s first ever cyber-farting case, Evans bombarded her with several “inappropriate” videos of herself passing wind that were “indecent or grossly offensive”.
Prosecutor Diane Williams told magistrates at Caernarfon, north Wales, that in the first video message: “She proceeds to pass gas by placing the camera on her bottom and passing the gas.”
On December 22, there were three more videos of her letting rip.
Ms Williams said that over the course of the next few days, another four were sent of the same nature, showing “Miss Evans passing wind, her face smiling at the camera”.
Her tooting continued on Boxing Day and New Year’s Day, despite police getting wind of what had happened.
Ms Prytherch’s victim statement, read to the court, said: “I would like to feel safe in my home.”
When Evans was arrested at her home in Caernarfon, she admitted she had sent the videos.
The prosecutor added: “She suggested she wanted to send videos because she felt her partner was being treated unfairly.

 
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