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Updated March 16, 2016 — 7.25pmfirst published at 2.46pm
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For Lindor Jonuzi, it was about 'respect'. That's why he claimed he created a fake female profile. That's why he claimed he stole the revealing images of someone he had never met. That's why he posted them on a Melbourne "lads" Facebook group.
On Tuesday, the 19-year-old got busted. He got publicly shamed. He got sacked from his job.
Find out the consequences of sharing or the threatening to post intimate images of another person online without their permission or without them knowing.
His story reveals the terrifying and widespread Facebook trade of naked and revealing photos of Melbourne women.
Mr Jonuzi initially claimed he stole the images from a Melbourne female-only group where members can share nude images and receive instant affirmation. He claimed he accessed the group using a fake female profile.
Mr Jonuzi took them and posted them on one of the Melbourne "lads" Facebook groups that specialise in, among other things, sharing nude or revealing images of local women.
Brandon Cook's post on Facebook
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These groups, which are private and hidden on Facebook, are notoriously hard to get into – to become a member you must be invited by another member. Mr Jonuzi said these groups were full of images of young women. He told Fairfax Media he was trying to gain "respect" by posting the images – and claiming he could get more.
"I made it (the post) to gain respect with the community, as a way of saying yes I can get more access to these," he said.
There are long comment threads on Facebook from young men requesting invites into the tightly-controlled "lads" groups. Given that, it is not surprising Mr Jonuzi felt a need to show his value to the group he posted to.
But later, he claimed to have taken the pictures not from a female-only group, but from another "lads" group.
"The images were initially posted in this girls-only group. I was scrolling down my newsfeed and found it posted in another one of the male groups." Mr Jonuzi downloaded images from this group, the name of which he says he can't recall, and posted it to another group, 'Melbourne lads Vol. 2'.
Since he was outed, Mr Jonuzi has been the target of a barrage of criticism – and plenty of online support. His employer terminated him after receiving several complaints.
The woman in the photos, who Fairfax Media has spoken to, says their widespread sharing shows the double standards that apply to men and women on the internet: nobody cares when men take naked photos, but when women do they are widely condemned for being "sluts".
For his part Mr Jonuzi, who has spoken to the woman, says she'd "be feeling quite annoyed, I guess."
"I dunno, she seems to have taken the situation quite well".
It's a small window into the murky online world of "lads" groups. There are several large groups that operate in Melbourne, with the posts a mix of memes, humour, and naked pictures of young women.
"It's happening but people aren't really talking about it, and they aren't calling it out when it happens," says Brandon Cook, the man who spotted Mr Jonuzi's original post and reposted it publicly on Tuesday, outing him.
"These girls shouldn't have to worry about having their photos taken and shared and made a mockery of."
"It's like taking photos of someone through their bedroom window. That's their space and you're trampling all over it."
On the other side of the equation are pro-body-image groups. Several of these operate in Melbourne allowing young women to post naked or near-naked images and get instant support and affirmation.
But, says one group administrator, there is always the very real danger these images could be stolen and posted on "lads" groups.
In a public post Mr Jonuzi apologised for invading the female-only Facebook group he initially claimed, but later denied, to have stolen the image from.
Lindor Jonuzi apologises. Photo: Facebook
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"I understand that this type of behaviour is completely unacceptable and that such behaviour can easily turn a person who was once loved by everyone into someone whom women or anyone for that matter don't feel safe being around or with".
Mr Jonuzi works as a freelance graphic designer. On Wednesday afternoon one of his employers told Fairfax Media his contract had been terminated immediately.
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Tony Gonzalez’s Nude PETA Ad PHOTO: Naked With Wife October
Tony Gonzalez and his wife October have stripped down for a new PETA ad. The Falcons tight end appears alongside the text “We’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur.” Gonzalez, a six-time Pro Bowler who is widely considered one of the greatest tight ends of all time, also appeared in a video for the animal rights organization. The ad is a part of PETA’s fur-free petition drive.
(AP) FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — Here’s a change in Atlanta: A Falcons player showing some love for animals.
Providing quite a contrast to Michael Vick’s gruesome dogfighting operation, tight end Tony Gonzalez and his wife, October, posed in the nude for an anti-fur advertisement from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
The newly released ad, which was photographed over the summer in Los Angeles, shows the couple sitting together on green turf for the group’s “We’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur” campaign. They’re following celebrities who have posed in the buff, including Dennis Rodman, Pamela Anderson and Dominique Swain, while others such as Paul McCartney and Charlize Theron have worn clothes in the campaign.
“It looks good,” Gonzalez said Wednesday, glancing at the photo on a reporter’s cell phone while standing at his locker. “It’s something me and my wife talked about. It’s something we feel very strongly about. That’s a great cause, especially when you educate yourself and find out what is happening out there in the world.”
The long-running PETA campaign has relied on star power in an attempt to persuade people not to wear furs or other clothing made from animal skins. The group claims that animals are often beaten, strangled, stomped, electrocuted and even skinned alive.
Gonzalez said he was appalled when he saw pictures and videos provided by the group.
“I’ve never done something like this before. I’m usually not a political person,” said the 10-time Pro Bowler, who holds the NFL record for most receptions by a tight end. “The pictures I saw were pretty gruesome, pretty cruel. If done the right way, maybe. But done the way I saw it, it’s definitely inhumane.”
Some of Gonzalez’s teammates had not seen the new ad until it was shown to them by reporters. But it’s likely to be all over the locker room before the week is out.
“Oh yeah,” receiver Roddy White said, breaking into a big smile, “we’re going to give him a hard time about that.”
Bring it on, said the 33-year-old Gonzalez, who’s in his first season with the Falcons after spending a dozen years with the Kansas City Chiefs.
“If you do something like this,” he said, “you better be prepared for the guys in the locker room. They’re going to let you know what they think about it.”
Chris Houston studied the picture closely before offering up a tongue-in-cheek critique.
“He’s got his Chad (Ochocinco), T.O. thing going on,” the cornerback said. Then, he acknowledged, “I’m looking more at her, though.”
Gonzalez was still playing for the Chiefs when Vick’s dogfighting crimes came to light before the 2007 season, but players such as White remember all the turmoil it caused. When the team reported for its first day of training camp that year, there were animal rights protesters at the front gate and a small plane circling overhead, pulling a banner that said: “New team name? Dog Killers?”
Vick never played another game for the Falcons. He pleaded guilty to federal charges, served 20 months in prison and signed this season with the Philadelphia Eagles after the NFL lifted his suspension. He has played sparingly in a backup role.
The Falcons (5-3) are again in playoff contention after earning a surprising wild-card berth in 2008 with rookie Matt Ryan at quarterback.
“We’ve got some good stuff going on around here now,” White said. “It’s not all this negative stuff with helicopters flying over the practice field and things like that.”
While prepared to take some good-natured gibes from his teammates, Gonzalez is serious about the anti-fur campaign. He became interested in animal right issues about three years ago and went on a vegan diet during the season, giving up meats or even foods that come from animals.
Gonzalez didn’t last long as a vegan. He abandoned it after three or four weeks, saying the diet caused him to “lose a little too much weight.” But he became more conscious of the meats he consumed and wound up writing a book about his methods, “The All-Pro Diet.”
“I eat a little meat now, but it comes from clean sources: grass-fed cows, free-range chickens, wild fish, stuff like that,” he said. “I’m OK with it as long as you do it humanely.”
If nothing else, Gonzalez and his wife have provided a different face (and then some) for those animal lovers who might have still harbored a negative image of the Falcons, remembering they were his employer when heinous crimes were being carried out against dogs.
“We’re going to get some good publicity out of this thing,” White said.
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