October 29, 2009 | Online

Facebook and MySpace: the new tools for blackmail?

Jake Breakwell, 21, decided to blackmail some of his classmates by doctoring their Facebook photos into pornographic masterpieces and then reposting them online. The young Brit would contact some of the women in his class and demand they send him real pics of themselves naked or he would embarrass them with the fake ones.

According to the Daily Mail, “One young girl found a MySpace profile set up in her name and, when she opened the page, discovered that her face had been added to the naked body of another, far larger, woman. Suggestive sexual comments had also been left on the page.

“Another victim,” the paper continued, “a university student, said Breakwell … had ruined her first year of college after he posted doctored photos of her on the internet, leaving her worried about how many other students had seen them and thought them real."

Even with his threats, none of his victims gave in to his demands.

Breakwell has been sentenced to two years in jail. No women. No Internet. And a pretty little mouth. He'll have a great time!

Student superimposed pictures of classmates onto porn models and posted them on Facebook []