A sheriff's office worker in Florida is accused of shaking down a doctor she met online. Now she's charged with extortion for threatening to tell the man's wife, unless he paid her credit card bill. The trusted sheriff's office employee is now on trial for allegedly trying to extort a prominent South Florida doctor she met on Ashley Madison - the self-proclaimed "most successful website for finding an affair.
According to court documents, year-old Debbie O'Flaherty-Lewis used the name "Discreet Fun" to start chatting with the married father of four in The pair eventually had a one night stand but when she texted him hours later he suggested they not see each other for a while. O'Flaherty-Lewis allegedly then used her resources with the Broward County Sheriff's Office to track down information about the doctor's family, collecting his children's names and birth dates.
But the doctor instead went to the very same police officer's O'Flaherty-Lewis works with to help set up a sting operation. Her attorney, Gerald Kuchinsky, claims the allegations are false. This story is adding fuel to the already controversial fire surrounding Ashley Madison and its 35 million customers. Ashley Madison is also quick to point out that it's not "responsible for any damage or harm" from the use of its service. Welcome, Mickey. Manage MyDisney Account. Log Out. Florida woman accused of extorting married doctor she met online.
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