Image: Digitaltrends.com''Tell him your phoning the police''.
A woman has taken to internet for advice after finding a naked photo of her sister taken on a family holiday a few years ago on her husband’s computer.
The mum made the sickening discovery of her "big-chested" sister when she was searching through his laptop in search of a recipe.
The unnamed woman has taken to website Mumsnet to seek advice after making the horrifying discovery, which also included other photos of her sister’s cleavage.
''She came on holiday with us a few years back," she said.
''Started with two of her cleavage in a bikini and then found one of her naked.
''It’s clear she didn’t know the photo was being taken.
''She’s extremely attractive and big-chested, so if you were inclined to take such a photo, she is someone you would take one of.”
She confronted her husband over the image, however he claims he was ‘hacked’.
''He absolutely swears he didn’t take it and that his phone has somehow been hacked,'' she said.
''There are several other photos in the same batch that were clearly taken by accident, but I can’t see any reason at all that he’d have accidentally taken that photo.
''He is denying non-stop. He swears his phone was hacked. I have packed his stuff but he won’t leave.
''I literally cannot believe this. Up until a minute before I found that photo, I’d have sworn he was the best husband in the world."
She added that it appears her sister is unaware of the photo's being taken.
''Call the police''.
The plot thickened further when the woman realised the image was a screenshot from a video editing app.
Advice from users of Mumsnet ranged from calling the police to searching for the image online, but all agreed the woman should tell her sister, which she eventually did.
The post has racked up nearly 200 comments, with one person saying: “Tell him your phoning the police now so he either leaves quietly or by force after they’ve arrested him.”
“He's clearly set up the phone in the bathroom to video your sister, and edited the footage afterwards," another said.
“In your shoes I would tell her and ask her to press charges. I wonder where he has other hidden cameras.”
“Total bulls*** about his phone being hacked," one wrote.
“Regardless of whether he took the photo or your DD, for it now to be in a folder on his computer, he must have uploaded it.”
While another said: “How the hell can anyone blame a child for taking this footage when ITS BEEN EDITED ON AN APP!!''
