man accused of criminally harassing his ex-wife promised to "slowly and incrementally destroy" her using a website and emails, a jury heard Monday in B.C. Capuano, who once shared custody with Fox, told court she became wary when her former husband changed his name, fearing he would disappear with her son, as she alleges he did between 2001 and 2011. In one email, Fox allegedly outlines his long-term plan to "ruin" Capuano's life and hurt her "emotionally," according to Myhre. Court also heard how Fox allegedly bragged he copied 600 to 1,200 people, including co-workers, on emails that insulted Capuano and detailed her personal life. "Mortified," said Capuano in court yesterday, when asked how she felt about personal information that Fox shared with co-workers and strangers alike.

Source: CBC News June 13, 2017 02:37 UTC