Man granted protection order against wife who sent AI-generated obscene images of him and his sister
The magistrate said the messages were "hideously offensive and vile", and that the man was evidently "tormented and distressed" at trial.
A family court in Singapore has granted a man a personal protection order (PPO) against his wife, who allegedly subjected him to emotional and psychological abuse through text messages and AI-generated obscene images involving him and his sister. The court ruled that the husband, seeking protection, was evidently tormented and distressed during the trial.
The wife had an acrimonious relationship with her husband's sister, and the husband's actions to contribute to his father's medical bills and transfer money to his sister reportedly triggered the wife's anger. The disturbing response from the wife included sending fake images and videos, produced using a free application, depicting the husband and his sister in sexual acts.
The magistrate found that the husband had proven the requirements for protective orders – demonstrating the wife's commitment to family violence and the necessity for his protection. The husband lost considerable weight during this ordeal, and the court ordered the couple to undergo counselling. The magistrate also called for a preliminary assessment report to determine if the wife requires mandatory psychiatric treatment.
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