Eve Yeoman, sent a sexually explicit photo taken without consent to her former partner’s mother, as part of a stalking campaign that followed the end of their relationship.

The incidents happened after the couple split, when Yeoman’s ex liked a photo on Instagram of another girl, Poole Magistrates’ Court heard the details.

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Yeoman demanded the return of clothing she had left in his car.

She told him: “I bet your mum would like to see the s*** you do. Return my jackets or I will send her everything.”

She then sent his mum the photo with the caption: “This is what your son is like. I hope him and all his family rot in hell.”

Yeoman also called her ex up to 25 times a day, changed her profile picture to him on social media, and sent him abusive messages.

She used their shared Amazon Prime Video account to send messages by watching films such as ‘Murder, She Wrote’, ‘Til Death Do Us Part’ and ‘I Miss You, Hugs and Kisses’.

On one occasion while on bail, Yeoman lurked in a layby, waited for her ex to leave for work, then tailgated and overtook him, forcing an emergency stop.

She also threw a bottle at his car as he drove at 45mph, causing a cracked windscreen, damaged wing mirror and dented bonnet, resulting in £2,547 worth of damage.

In a victim impact statement, her ex said he suffered “significant psychological effects”.

He added, “I’m always looking over my shoulder and worrying about my safety. I struggle to relax and sleep properly or feel safe in my own environment. I feel anxious and on edge worrying when she might turn up or what she might do.”

His mum said, “When I opened the message I was sickened to see she had taken a sexually explicit photo of what I assumed to be my son and Eve. It caused me a lot of distress and we live in fear of what she will do next as she is totally unhinged.”

Yeoman pleaded guilty to criminal damage, stalking and sharing an intimate photo, as she had spent 25 days on remand and avoided jail.
District Judge, Orla Austin, sentenced her to a 12-month community order with 200 hours of unpaid work and 15 days of rehabilitation activities.

She must pay her ex £600 in compensation and is subject to a restraining order banning contact with him.

Judge Austin said, “I accept you are a young woman with no previous convictions but you sent a sexual image to his mother which was vindictive and designed to cause him maximum distress and humiliation. I take the view that the time you have spent in custody already is the equivalent of an eight to ten week sentence so I will be issuing a community order.”