“She had a good life for a while, drove a BMW, had a nice house – but she was wild."
It was an extraordinary battle of values involving Christina Revels-Glick.
A tale of two Americas, a glamorous brunette arrested for bringing herself to a very quick orgasm, with battery-powered tool, at Tybee Island, near Savannah, Georgia.
From the cop’s report,
“I arrived at the scene and made contact with the complainant Sarah K Moss. She started that she observed a white female pleasure herself on the beach with a vibrator.
“I asked Sarah if she would give a written statement as to what she observed and she informed me she had a video of the incident. Sarah showed me the video.
“In the video, I observed a white female waring a one-piece green bikini lay out a white towel. The female sits on the towel facing the water. The female then reaches into her green backpack and pull out an unknown object.
“The female then spreads her legs apart and puts both of her hands in between her legs. This went on for a few seconds until the female looked to her right and stopped what she was doing. There is no other action from the female as the video ends.”
Christina Revels-Glick was arrested at a nearby restaurant and booked for indecent exposure and disorderly conduct.
The cop reports,
“During the booking process (she) uttered that she was sorry for what she did. She also uttered that she did not think anyone saw her because it only took her twenty seconds to orgasm.”
Now, what’s wrong with this story?
Yeah, they arrested the wrong person.
Two and a half-thou marines died in Afghanistan for this?
Creep who filmed should’ve been cuffed, lightning-cum gal celebrated etc.
Anyway, Christina Revels-Glick, who was thirty-six, was subsequently found dead by suicide, a legacy, it was initially reported, of the impact of the public shaming and stigma from the event.
A family friend has spoken about Revels-Glick and her downward spiral, however, noting “she was wild.”
“She had a good life for a while, drove a BMW, had a nice house – but she was wild,” the unnamed friend told The Daily Mail.
“’She got in trouble. She went to prison in Florida, got herself arrested, her husband took her back after all that, but she was just wild. Then she fell in with a real bad crowd…drinks, drugs.’
Christina Revels-Glick was dead for thirty days, shot through her forehead by her own hand, before her landlady found her decomposing remains in a rented apartment in Hinesville, Georgia.
“It took a while to figure out who she was, but they managed to work it out because she had bought her son a motorbike and she’d filled out the registration paperwork, so they had that. When they told us we thought, ‘Well at least we know where she’s at now.'”