michaelchinsere
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? New Jersey, person lives in Pennsylvania
All right, here's what's up. I just found out yesterday that my Dad's cheating on my Mom. Since I can't downright confront either one of them, without having a falling-out with my Dad, or telling my Mom and have her commit suicide, I've decided to confront the Whore (who's also married by the way), in an attempt to scare her off, and with the goal for her to never have any contact with my Dad ever again.
The twist to the story is that I found this out while browsing my Dad's computer, and found many pictures of the Whore in compromising positions.
What I want to do is basically threaten the Whore with "Either leave my Dad alone, and never see him again, or I'll post these pictures at your work and home" (so the husband would see them, and her co-workers (she's the boss by the way) look respec for her). What I'm trying to find out is; say I make 500 copies of a certain picture, and as I'm walking by her home and office, they 'accidentally' fall out of my briefcase (Or I can also mail them to the Whore's Father, Mother, and any Brothers and Sisters' addresses). Can I be charged with any crime?
Also, I want to pay somebody to run a background check on the Whore, and find out where her parents live and where they work, as well as find out if she has any brothers/sisters, and where they live and work. So I can have the added information to threaten her with, as in "If you don't leave my father alone, I will also mail these pictures to your mom and dad on _____ street, and your brother on ______ street, and your sister on ______ street".
I'm thinking that the best way is to use the mail, then I won't have to deal with any legal issues about minors seeing the pornography or such. But I want to know if threatening somebody (non-physically) is legal. And if sending photos of a person to their family can be constituted as a crime.
I've read many posts here with people bashing each other, so have fun, I'll just ignore you, and wait until some intelligent lawyer gives me some sound advice in this matter. I'm really not looking for moral advice either, as I already know my dad's an @sshole as well. And I have no problem ruining somebody's life, when their actions could potentially ruin many other people's lives. -Thanks
All right, here's what's up. I just found out yesterday that my Dad's cheating on my Mom. Since I can't downright confront either one of them, without having a falling-out with my Dad, or telling my Mom and have her commit suicide, I've decided to confront the Whore (who's also married by the way), in an attempt to scare her off, and with the goal for her to never have any contact with my Dad ever again.
The twist to the story is that I found this out while browsing my Dad's computer, and found many pictures of the Whore in compromising positions.
What I want to do is basically threaten the Whore with "Either leave my Dad alone, and never see him again, or I'll post these pictures at your work and home" (so the husband would see them, and her co-workers (she's the boss by the way) look respec for her). What I'm trying to find out is; say I make 500 copies of a certain picture, and as I'm walking by her home and office, they 'accidentally' fall out of my briefcase (Or I can also mail them to the Whore's Father, Mother, and any Brothers and Sisters' addresses). Can I be charged with any crime?
Also, I want to pay somebody to run a background check on the Whore, and find out where her parents live and where they work, as well as find out if she has any brothers/sisters, and where they live and work. So I can have the added information to threaten her with, as in "If you don't leave my father alone, I will also mail these pictures to your mom and dad on _____ street, and your brother on ______ street, and your sister on ______ street".
I'm thinking that the best way is to use the mail, then I won't have to deal with any legal issues about minors seeing the pornography or such. But I want to know if threatening somebody (non-physically) is legal. And if sending photos of a person to their family can be constituted as a crime.
I've read many posts here with people bashing each other, so have fun, I'll just ignore you, and wait until some intelligent lawyer gives me some sound advice in this matter. I'm really not looking for moral advice either, as I already know my dad's an @sshole as well. And I have no problem ruining somebody's life, when their actions could potentially ruin many other people's lives. -Thanks