A follow up to my Demands

Wes,

This is a follow-up to my prior written demand regarding the intimate images and/or video you recorded of me without my consent in Cancun, Mexico in August 2024, using your Meta glasses and your phone, and the material you subsequently shared without my consent.

To date, I have not received the written confirmation I requested. I am writing this follow-up so there is no ambiguity about what comes next.

My demand is unchanged. I require that you permanently delete every copy of any such recording of me - on your Meta glasses and any associated app or account, your phone and any other device, any cloud storage, backup, photo library, messaging app, or shared drive, and any copy you have sent to or stored with any other person or service. I further require that you do not share, post, show, or distribute this material to anyone, by any means, and that you identify every person or service to whom you have sent it.

What is new in this letter is the consequence.

Recording and retaining intimate images of a person without consent - and disclosing them - exposes you to civil liability under federal law. Under 15 U.S.C. Section 6851, a person who discloses an intimate visual depiction of another without consent is liable to that person for either actual damages or liquidated damages in the amount of $150,000, plus the costs of the action and reasonable attorney's fees, and is subject to injunctive relief ordering the material removed and its disclosure stopped.

That $150,000 is a statutory floor, not a ceiling. If I file, I am prepared to pursue, in addition to it:

- actual damages for the pain, suffering, and emotional distress this has caused me, which I have documented;

- punitive damages to address the willful and calculated nature of recording me in secret and then distributing the material;

- additional claims available under state law, including my state's non-consensual intimate imagery statute, invasion of privacy, and intentional infliction of emotional distress; and

- all attorney's fees and litigation costs, which are recoverable from you under the statute above.

I am also prepared to report this matter to law enforcement and to every platform involved.

I would prefer to resolve this with simple, verifiable compliance. To that end, I am giving you one final opportunity.

Confirm to me in writing, no later than Saturday, July 4, 2026, that you have (1) permanently deleted all such recordings of me from every location listed above, and (2) provided the identities of anyone to whom you sent the material. If I do not receive that written confirmation by that date, I will proceed with the legal remedies described above without further notice. (3) Disucss the contingencies for repayment on pain and suffering caused by the damages listed in this demand letter.

To be clear, as before: this is a demand, not a negotiation. The only thing being offered here is the chance to comply before this becomes a federal matter with a dollar figure attached.

I look forward to rectifying this in mediation, as two communicative and calm adults do.

Warm Regards,

Ms. Webber