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Woman Bad-mouths Car Dealer, Gets Threatened with Nude Photos

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BY AMY LEIGH WOMACK
awomack@macon.com
DUBLIN, GA.

Unhappy with her experience buying and trading cars at a midstate car dealership, a Dublin, Ga., woman posted a complaint on social media.

The woman then found herself on the phone with an employee who threatened to distribute nude photos of her if she didn’t remove the comment, she alleges in a lawsuit filed Tuesday.

Amy D. Graham is suing Jeff Smith Chevrolet, claiming that the Byron dealership is liable for intentionally inflicting emotional distress and publicly disclosing “embarrassing private facts,” according to the suit, filed in Bibb County Superior Court. The suit also names Jeff Smith Management Inc. as a defendant.

Attempts to reach the dealership’s attorney and general manager were unsuccessful Thursday.

Here’s what happened, according to the lawsuit:

Graham and her husband traded in a Buick Enclave and a Chevrolet Silverado for two new cars on Dec. 31, 2015.

The dealership signed a document agreeing to add leather seats to one of the vehicles.

In January, Graham’s husband asked about the seats and was told the dealership wouldn’t be installing them because it wasn’t getting a good deal on the trade of his truck.

Graham then posted a negative comment on social media Jan. 20 about the experience.

She contends that an employee told her by phone that the seats wouldn’t be installed until her comment was taken offline. Then, after being told the call was being recorded, the employee said the dealership had nude photos of Graham.

The employee said the dealership would share the photos with Graham’s husband if she didn’t remove the negative comment. He went on to say he knew she was a teacher, a statement she took as a threat that the photos would be revealed to her school, according to the lawsuit.

Graham is represented by The Jackson Law Firm. Reached for comment, attorney Brad Childers said, “The pleadings speak for themselves. … We hope to get the matter resolved through litigation.”

He declined further comment, citing the pending litigation.

Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article114031898.html#storylink=cpy

Sorry, no nudes. :laugh:
 
#3 ·
So she's not denying there are photos of her out there somewhere that her husband may not know about? Seems like there are a lot of other things to be mad about here, particularly in the husbands case.
 
#25 ·
That's wild.
 
#29 ·
This thread is perilously close to violating Rule #1
 
#32 ·
Anyone with decent photoshop skills can pull face pics off of Facebook (or any other site) and create nude photos of someone. While they aren't "real" photos, they could do serious damage to someone's marriage and/or career until it's proven they aren't real.

I'm not saying that's where the photos (if they exist) have come from. I'm just saying it's a possibility. It's also possible they do not have photos, but are just making a thread.

All that being said, it's a little hard to believe they would make the threat or that she would take any such threat too seriously if they didn't actually have some photos (from somewhere) and if she didnt know that they exist and that it's possible they have come into their possession.
 
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