A woman who was jailed for three years after posting n@ked photos of her dad’s mistress on an escort site has said she isn’t remorseful.
Eleanor Brown, 26, held a grudge against her father’s mistress since she was a child after her dad, Geoff, cheated on her mother with her.
The mistress, who cannot be named for legal reasons, worked alongside Geoff as a police officer, but after ending the affair, they both stayed with their respective spouses.
The short-lived affair happened in 2012, but in 2022, Brown noticed the woman’s husband had started a business. She took to the comments on its Facebook page, calling his wife a “home wrecking slag” and a “tramp”.
Brown then sent the husband s£xual images of his wife, which she had received from her mother, Sarah, before creating a fake profile on an escorting and s£x services website, also featuring intimate photographs.
Now, having been released from prison early, Brown revealed to the Daily Mail: “If I could turn the clocks back, the only thing I’d do differently is put my phone in the bin. I would just bin the phone, that phone has got me in so much trouble.
“But I am not remorseful. I do not hold any remorse in my body. I wouldn’t do it again – your nud£s are all safe – but I am definitely not remorseful.”
Since being released from HMP Ashkam earlier this year, Brown said she has a new job, home and relationship.
Eleanor added in a video on TikTok: “I think the moral of the story is that I am not sorry, never will be sorry, will never do it again.
“And [now] I’ve got a job, got a house, got a nice fella, got good friends, got a good family.”
During her trial, Brown had denied disclosing private s£xual imagery, but later changed her plea to guilty.
In a statement read out in court, Brown’s victim said that to describe her feeling “violated” was an “understatement”, saying she was “sickened” that the nud£ pictures of her had been posted on a public website for the s£xual gratification of strangers.
She added that she was “fearful of what [Brown] is capable of” and found it “difficult to believe” that “a woman would do that to another woman”.
Her victim and her husband had already given evidence by the time the defendant changed her pleas, and the presiding judge described it as the “ultimate act of brinksmanship”, which was a “very serious aggravating feature” in the case.
Because of this, he gave Brown no credit for her guilty pleas, and she was sentenced to three years in prison.Entertainment center
The judge said one of the most “egregious and vindictive” aspects of the case was Brown’s contact with the victim’s daughter, who had not been told of the affair, which the judge described as “shameful”.
Brown told the victim’s daughter: “I will make sure your mum is never allowed to forget what she did to my family.”