Sarah Smith, 43, claimed she wanted to 'tell the world' about 'sexual deviant' Jonathan White, so outed his secret BDSM sexual lifestyle to his family and friends in a bid to warn them. A dominatrix who sent explicit pictures of a supercar sales executive tied to a cross in a bondage playroom to his bosses was today given a restraining order. She put together a 'character assassination' of him and sent it to his bosses, detailing how he enjoyed a 'submissive sexual lifestyle' in the purple-coloured play room he had at his home, lined with sex toys.
She sobbed as she was today handed a restraining order preventing her from contacting him, as a judge warned her she could go to prison if she breached it. She was also given hours of unpaid community service following her conviction, which said she stalked Mr White causing him serious alarm and distress. As she left court she screamed: 'There's no humanity left. The court heard she first met Mr White, 47, when he paid Smith to be his 'dominating mistress'.
To that accord, she visited his home in Trowbridge, Wiltshire, restrained him to a cross and caned him. They struck up a casual relationship but when Mr White dumped her, she slashed the tyres and soft top on his 'pride and joy', a black Nissan z sports car. She also shattered the windscreen and scratched the word 'GIMP' into the side panels.
Over a nine month period, she bombarded him with emails and text messages, forcing Mr White to move jobs miles away from his home to Peterborough after they split for a second time. She also discovered 'distressing adult sites' where Mr White 'advertised himself as a prostitute'. In response, an 'angry and irrational' Smith, of Bristol, set about informing his family and friends. After telling Mr White's family, including ex-wife of 15 years Amanda, his brother, nephew and niece over Facebook because she feared he 'might hurt somebody', she sent nine brown envelopes to his new bosses at Radical Sportscars.
They told him: 'You'd better have a look at these. These have been sent by someone who doesn't like you. The envelopes contained a letter to staff, blog cuttings he wrote on a BDSM community website and a booking form he used to hire her online.
