Raging wife given community service after hurling dog poo at her husband ‘when she found secret computer file of 200 prostitutes he slept with’

AN OUTRAGED wife who hurled dog poo at her husband after claiming she found a "secret computer file of his 200 prostitutes" has been handed community service.

Deborah Addams claims she found a naked picture of builder, Geoffrey Mylcrist, on his laptop and images of hookers he had slept with.

The 56-year-old sent a naked photo of him to one of his employees, bombarded him with hundreds of texts and breached a court restraining order imposed following a previous conviction for harassing him.

In two months alone she sent him 1,500 texts, questioning him about his "perverted" behaviour.

Among the messages sent by Addams included one reading: "I am very, very, very angry.

"You need to release me so you can be the town pervert."

The couple's 11-year relationship ended in 2015 after Addams found credit card statements for budget hotels and then "the secret folder of sex workers".

She also sent an "aroused" naked photograph of her ex-husband to one of his employees at the offices of Mylcrist Builders in Tankerton, Kent.

Addams denied harassment, assault, disclosing a sexual photograph and breaching a restraining order, but was convicted of all charges at an earlier trial.

When asked in court about the abusive messages, she said: "If I wanted to hurt him I would cut off his balls and wear them as earrings."

She was convicted of harassment in July 2016 and given a restraining order, but continued to bombard Mr Mylcrist with emails and text messages.

Today at Folkestone Magistrates Court, Addams was sentenced to a one year community order, including 150 hours unpaid work, and order to pay £850 prosecution costs.

Speaking after the trial, she said: "I never did deny any of it. I wanted people to know what he had done. "His actions have wrecked lives.

"Going to court is a therapy in itself.

"It has made me feel much better and had helped me heal, because this whole situation has made me unwell.

"I'm relieved that I've now become disassociated with him, and that I'm not cross anymore."

Her ex-husband Mr Mylcrist claimed that his wife was "deeply terrible to me for a long time" and that she was a "wild card and he never knew what she would do next".

Addams, of Whitstable, Kent, also runs a holiday letting company.