Re: MAD
Oh, I don't doubt. But common sense will tell you that guys are less at risk of being ridiculized, at least in humdrum straight sex acts. Blackmail cases involving married folks, closets and pros aside.
The other bit I don't get is this lack of evidence. In many cases wouldn't forensics pick up picture traces on the ex's phone? Or computers? Also, if posted on FB or the like, there would need to be some initial linkage of even an anonymous account to the victim - posting "Sally is a slut and here are the pics" doesnt work so well if Sally's account and friends aren't connected to that post.
I am wondering if cops take this seriously enough. Debrief here in Canada, after a teen's rape and subsequent internet humiliation and suicide, showed a number of procedural mistakes. Among other things they failed to aggressively go after schoolmates reposting pics. Interview procedures were insensitive. There was a lot of hesitancy about a successful prosecution.
Look, let's not get hysterical about it, but this is a serious crime in possible victim impact and merits serious resources. Maybe now that the plods are off the Ecuadorian embassies, the $ can be repurposed. And in our case maybe savings is when our PM can stop making a big fuss about niqabs and losing cases about it.