Beautician who doxxed, blackmailed ex-lover jailed for 4 years, 4 months
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Beautician who repeatedly doxxed, blackmailed ex-lover jailed for 4 years, 4 months Li Yanlin, 46, uploaded four YouTube videos exposing married lover’s details and demanded HK$2.6 million A beautician who doxxed and blackmailed a married finance director…
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What happened
Beautician who repeatedly doxxed, blackmailed ex-lover jailed for 4 years, 4 months Li Yanlin, 46, uploaded four YouTube videos exposing married lover’s details and demanded HK$2.6 million A beautician who doxxed and blackmailed a married finance director…
Why it matters
Deputy District Judge Ivy Chui Yee-mei on Thursday handed down the sentence to Li Yanlin, who was earlier found guilty of uploading four videos to YouTube exposing her former lover’s identity and personal information between May 2022 and March 2023.
Common ground
The 46-year-old, originally from mainland China, was found to have exacted revenge on the man by posting allegations against him online and escalating her retaliation, causing the victim to live in fear.
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