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On September 22, 2006, 26-year-old woman named Nikki Castoros was killed in a high-speed car crash on a California highway. The crash was devastating and graphic, and because of that, California highway patrol officers photographed the scenes, as they always do for investigation purposes. Those photos were never supposed to leave the department. Two officers leaked them anyway. Within weeks, the photos had spread across the internet. Within months, they were everywhere, and people began using them in the most cruel way imaginable, sending them anonymously to me.
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Nick's family. Her parents would open their email and find photos of their dead daughter. Strangers would call their home phone and describe their images. Her younger sister was in high school and someone printed the photos and slid them under her locker. Nick's parents, Leslie and Christos Castoros, fought back. They sued California Highway Patrol in a case that went all the way to California Supreme Court and they won. Setting a legal precedent, the government employees could be heard personally liable for leaking private images of the deceased. Two officers were ordered to pay damages. But what happened after
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the verdict was something Leslie and Christos had not expected. One of the men who had spent years sending them photos, a man named Mark Nebauer, reached out to the family personally. He had seen the coverage of the trial. He had a daughter of his own, and for the first time, he said, he had actually thought about what he had done. He apologized, and after everything they had been through, the castorasses forgave him.
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