
Florida State Senator Lauren Book pushing for new law after being threatened with extortion over nude images stolen from her
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Florida State Senator Lauren Book often has told the story about how she was sexually abused by her nanny for six years when she was a child. She channeled the pain into a lifetime of helping other abuse survivors.
Now after years of working hard to heal herself and restore her life — running a non-profit to help victims, getting married, having children and winning her Senate seat — Book has been victimized again, this time by someone trying to extort her by threatening to reveal nude photos that were stolen from her.
What's worse: During the investigation, she learned that the images had been bought and traded online since 2020.

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