When Louise Steen walked down the aisle, she imagined a perfect future with her older hubby – but her life would soon become a living hell. Just two years after her wedding, her marriage was in ruins and she had been falsely accused of being a paedophile. And it was all thanks to her evil step-daughter – Michelle Chapman. The deranged 24-year-old had trolled her own Facebook account with vile threats and abuse. Michelle had spent months online pretending to be her step-mum – not only branding her a sick paedo – but falsely claiming that Louise wanted to kill her. She has now begun a 20 month jail sentence, after trial at Truro Crown Court – and is the first person in the UK convicted of trolling themselves online. Louise, 28, from Runcorn, had no idea that her stepdaughter was behind the months of abuse, threats and child porn allegations that even led to her being arrested by police.
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