McDonald's sued for £2m over naked photos
A woman is suing McDonald's for almost £2 million claiming staff took nude photos of her from her husbands mobile phone and posted them on the internet.
Tina Sherman is certainly not 'lovin' it' and says her life has been turned into a living hell since July 5th when husband Phillip accidentally left his mobile phone at an Arkansas McDonald's.
The US couple claim Tina started receiving abusive calls and text messages after burger flippers at the store found saucy photos she had sent to her hubby on his mobile.
Tina then discovered she had joined the ranks of Paris Hilton and Miley Cyrus because the racy 'private' pictures had been uploaded to the internet.
The Shermans are now suing McDonald's Corporation, the franchise owner and the restaurant's manager, for causing emotional distress, embarrassment and damage to their reputations ... people now know they eat at McDonald's.
They also claim the incident caused them a loss of earnings and want to recover the cost of moving to a new home because, well, they are American.
McDonald's Corp have so far refused to comment on the case and the images have since been removed from the website.
A woman is suing McDonald's for almost £2 million claiming staff took nude photos of her from her husbands mobile phone and posted them on the internet.Tina Sherman is certainly not 'lovin' it' and says her life has been turned into a living hell since July 5th when husband Phillip accidentally left his mobile phone at an Arkansas McDonald's.
The US couple claim Tina started receiving abusive calls and text messages after burger flippers at the store found saucy photos she had sent to her hubby on his mobile.
Tina then discovered she had joined the ranks of Paris Hilton and Miley Cyrus because the racy 'private' pictures had been uploaded to the internet.
The Shermans are now suing McDonald's Corporation, the franchise owner and the restaurant's manager, for causing emotional distress, embarrassment and damage to their reputations ... people now know they eat at McDonald's.
They also claim the incident caused them a loss of earnings and want to recover the cost of moving to a new home because, well, they are American.
McDonald's Corp have so far refused to comment on the case and the images have since been removed from the website.
