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British chef who 'ghosted' wife in US is tracked down by online sleuths - Vimarsana News

British chef who 'ghosted' wife in US is tracked down by online sleuths

After Charles Withers allegedly walked out on their young family, Ashley McGuire put out a Facebook appeal asking for help to find him

People online took less than 24 hours to find a man accused of ghosting his pregnant wife. The law seems to be on their side. - Vimarsana News

People online took less than 24 hours to find a man accused of ghosting his pregnant wife. The law seems to be on their side.

It's increasingly becoming clear that the "bad" men the internet goes after don't have the law on their side.

Source: yahoo.com
Scorned Man Threatens Former Dates With Lawsuits Over Poor Facebook Feedback - Vimarsana News

Scorned Man Threatens Former Dates With Lawsuits Over Poor Facebook Feedback

Might be a good idea for him to give up the apps altogether.

How a social media group about dates with toxic men ended up in court - Vimarsana News

How a social media group about dates with toxic men ended up in court

As a judge backs a group of women accused of defamation and breach of privacy, we find out what the law says if you call out the love rats

Man sues 50 women for $2.6m after they called him a bad date - Vimarsana News

Man sues 50 women for $2.6m after they called him a bad date

A California man is suing more than 50 women for $2.6m (£2.1m) after they shared negative stories about him on a Facebook group. Women told The Times that Stewart Lucas Murrey claims their posts on an "Are We Dating The Same Guy?" page were defamatory. The women are invoking California anti-SLAPP laws meant to deter vexatious lawsuits. A judge ruled that one woman, Vanessa Valdez, did not do anything wrong by sharing her opinion in the group. A statement on Mr Murrey's SickoScoop read: "Ms Valdez is someone with whom I matched briefly on a dating app... but later participated in an onl...