The woman sent fakes not only by the girls themselves, but also to the owners of the gym, in which they train.
Three cheerleaders from the Baks County, Pennsylvania, became victims of trace. They, their parents and the owners of the gym, in which adolescents were trained, received anonymous messages. Some of them contained fake images and videos on which chirliters were naked, drink alcohol or smoked Waip. At least one of the victims received messages with calls to commit suicide, writes The New York Times.
In early March, in connection with this case, 50-year-old Raffael Spiven was arrested, the mother of another girl from the same support group. According to representatives of law enforcement agencies, to create incriminating images, a woman used a dipfeab technology and photographs of girls from social networks. She sent messages from several phone numbers.
In June 2020, the owners of the gym told Jennifer Hein, the mother of one of the girls, which received anonymous messages in which the teenager was exhibited in a bad light. On the same day, the victim admitted that she also came similar messages, and in some of them it was said that she had to commit suicide. After a while, Hein herself received anonymous, which referred to the location of her daughter and how the sender is disappointed that the girl returned to training after removing restrictions due to a pandemic. As a result, she was transferred to another gym. But, according to Hein, in August, similar messages began to come and her daughter's girlfriends.
The father of one of the victims told Philadelphia Inquirer that his daughter and two other girls were friends with the daughter of a spone. A man believes that harassment began due to the fact that he and his wife said daughters stop communicating with the daughter of a spone because of concerns about her behavior.
As a result, the police calculated IP addresses associated with telephone numbers that used a spone. In December 2020, they came to her with a search and seized several devices, including mobile phones. After examining them, they came to the conclusion that it was from these devices to send messages. According to the media, the daughter of the Spone did not know what her mother makes.
Spiven was charged due to cyber harassment to children and related crimes. She was freed from arrest provided that she would appear on a preliminary hearing on March 30. The woman did not respond to the attempts of journalists to contact her.
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