Congresswoman’s iPhone contained nude images, and an aide put them online

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Two former staffers of a congresswoman were indicted Thursday on charges of posting nude pictures of the lawmaker and her husband on social media and of lying to investigators about it.

The indictments surround former aides to Stacey Plaskett, a Democrat and non-voting delegate to the House representing the Virgin Islands. The cyberstalking charges allege that Juan McCullum, Plaskett’s general counsel, published nude images of the congresswoman and her husband on a fictitious Facebook account and elsewhere. He accessed the images, the authorities said, when he took Plaskett’s iPhone to an Apple Store for repair.

Another staffer, secretary Dorene Browne-Louis, 45, is accused of covering up last year’s scandal.

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Ars Technica

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