Ok so I don't know the full details of this, but it looks like very tame behaviour even based on the "victim's" description of events. So basically it seems like she went along with a sexual relationship which was only an online one at that, for a whole year and then decided she didn't like it and that it was "pushing her boundaries" and that he had lied about his relationship status then she proceeded to get the guy cancelled and now he's kicked out of his band. Is it just me or is this absolutely ridiculous? This person willingly went along with an "online relationship" for the period of a year without doing anything to end it and claims she was "coerced"... although I don't really fully understand how you can "coerce" someone to do somthing online without actually pysically threatening them in any way or blackmailing them which isn't happening here from the looks of things. Not saying this guy is neccesarily a good guy or whatever or what he did was particularly nice (I have no idea so can't pass judgement on that) but there is no indication that there was anything even remotely illegal in his conduct. His "crimes" basically amount to cheating (if you could even call having an online affair cheating) and having a sexual taste in things that apparently the so called "victim" didn't like. At no point did she ever attmept to stop communicating with this guy or tell him to stop doing what he was doing. It sounds like she got involved with a rockstar and he didn't meet her expectations of how he should behave and now she is pissy/jealous and out for vengeance because things didn't pan out. Whata joke.

https://www.metalsucks.net/2022/07/25/at-the-gates-part-ways-with-guitarist-jonas-stalhammar-soon-after-instagram-account-launches-accusing-him-of-inappropriate-behavior/?fbclid=IwAR0Z-pR8vNsb_JCUDHjNSv6A4qk0PjGknWSTL_0kLi_1acCoUgmOiPzxwDk