Snapchat sextortion accused jailed for three years

One of his victims told BBC News NI that Morrow “thrived off me feeling shame and embarrassment”.

Freya, which is not her real name, said: “He had so much control, every time I heard the Snapchat notification I threw up, it was a horrible time.

“He was aggressive and I was completely isolated.”

Earlier in court, Judge Kerr sentenced Morrow to a total of three years and four months in jail.

He read out the details of each case of blackmail, including graphic details of the “customised sexual videos” that Morrow demanded from victims.

The court heard that Morrow met all of the women on Tinder, and then chatted to them on Snapchat where intimate images were initially shared on a consensual basis.

Having gleaned details of the women’s lives from their conversations, sometimes lasting over a month, he would then threaten to share the sexual images he had with friends, family or work colleagues if they did not send him further, sometimes hardcore, pornographic videos and images.