“I Might Kill My Ex”: a video on Tiktok costs a criminal record for a woman from Sherbrooke

After humming that she could kill her ex in a video on Tiktok, a 23 -year -old woman was found guilty of harassment on Tuesday morning at the Sherbrooke courthouse. Similarly, Érine Cuvelier hoped to get out of it without a criminal record, but finally received two years of probation.

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She also received 125 hours of community work. In addition, several very strict conditions such as the formal prohibition to come into contact with her victim.

The young woman participated in a trend on Tiktok. Therefore, In a video of about twenty seconds, we see her listening to a song in a slightly pensive way. At a time. in the labial sync, also called lip-syncshe sings: “i might kill “i might kill my ex”: my ex”, which results in: “I could kill my ex”.

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This extract seems harmless in appearance, but he takes a completely different turn in this context: the accused and her ex-spouse, parents of two children, have an extremely tense relationship. According to the victim, Ms. Cuvelier intimidated him, followed him, and sometimes presented herself in the company of several people deemed threatening during the custody.

Érine Cuvelier will therefore not get out without criminal file, contrary to what the defense argued. During a brief speech, she explained that she seeks to rebuild herself, actively seeks a job “i might kill my ex”: and receives aid. The crown, on the other hand, asked for three years of probation.

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The context of domestic violence, the consequences suffered by the victim, as well as the personal situation of the accused: she is unemployed, and her professional aspirations would not be compromised by a locker, decided the judge.

This will probably not be the last time that Erine Cuvelier will have to face justice: other charges have. been deposited against her in Quebec. She also appealed this decision before the Superior Court.