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Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now.

Caitlin Cannon finds out from a former classmate nude photos of her are posted on a revenge porn

site. Cannon took the photos herself, sending to her then high school boyfriend, who then

lost his phone. During investigation, the uploader is revealed as Cannon's high school math teacher,

Christopher Doyle, still teaching at another New Jersey high school.

Nancy, it's unclear how Doyle got a hold of Cannon's photos, but Doyle claims he discovered

them on the site he visited daily and reposted them. However, Cannon's attorney contends that their

investigation did not reveal any other instance of the images online. While Congress has since

added a provision to the Violence Against Women Act, allowing victims to sue perpetrators for

damages of up to $150,000, it does not apply to Cannon's case due to the date her photos were

published. Math teacher Christopher Doyle now charged with criminal invasion of privacy in order to

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