The trouble began when Crystal moved back into her family home in Easthampton, Mass., at age 19. While it was a crime to make audio recordings of adults without their knowledge, people could take all the pictures they wanted without being arrested or prosecuted. Under state law in Massachusetts, it was not a crime to take pictures of someone without his or her knowledge, even nude pictures.Īt the time in 2003, Elizabeth Scheibel, Northwestern District Attorney for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, told ABC News that state law had a major loophole.
When Crystal tried to turn copies of the photos over to police to press criminal charges against her dad, she got another surprise.
Crystal would not give her last name to protect her family's privacy, and she didn't want pictures of her family, including her father, shown.
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