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Joshua Simon Ashby gets 4 months in jail for posting naked photo of ex-girlfriend on Facebook

Posted on November 15, 2010July 3, 2025 by Dissent

Michael Sheridan reports:

A New Zealand man looking to get back at his ex-girlfriend by posting a naked photo of her on Facebook is heading to jail.

Twenty-year-old Joshua Simon Ashby will serve four months in jail after he pled guilty to a charge distributing indecent material on Friday, an act which was described as one of “irresponsible drunken rage” by presiding judge, The Dominion Post reports.

Read more in the NY Daily News

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