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Florida woman sends nude photos of ex-husband to his boss, parents, police say

By Chelsea Todaro
Nov 23, 2016

A Palm Harbor, Florida, woman went a little too far with photos of her ex-husband, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.

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Eva Gaitan, 32, landed herself in jail on stalking charges after she mailed a CD containing naked photos of her ex-husband to his employer and parents, our news partners at WPTV reports.

Gaitan told deputies she found the pictures on her ex-husband's flash drive, then burned the images to a CD, labeling it "requires immediate attention."

This week a judge ordered Gaitain to not have any contact with her ex-husband, and she has since bonded out of jail.

Read more at wptv.com 

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