The ‘revenge porn’ is only part of it, he also committed at least defamation (perjury?), wire fraud, in addition to intentionally sending the images to her emp

The ‘revenge porn’ is only part of it, he also committed at least defamation (perjury?), wire fraud, in addition to intentionally sending the images to her employer, friends, and family. Obviously he’s never going to pay up, but setting the precedent that this kind of partner abuse can result in a lien on everything the perpetrator has, and seizing their car[s], taking a cut of their wages, etc essentially indefinitely might finally start to act as a deterrent against this.