Women say mayor Bubba Copeland used their names, images in erotic fiction before he killed himself
November 8, 2023
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0:57Now PlayingWomen say mayor Bubba Copeland used their names, images in erotic fiction before he killed himself
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as posted by the channelWomen in a small town in Alabama say they were shocked to find out their names and images were used in erotic fiction written by the local mayor, who took his own life after being outed for having a secret life online as a “transgender curvy girl.”
One local hair stylist even said both her first and last name were used in a graphic story written by Smiths Station Mayor F.L. “Bubba” Copeland, 62, who shot himself dead in front of local sheriff’s deputies just days after conservative news website 1819 News published a story that featured photos of his “alter ego” Brittini Blaire Summerlin in a bra and feminine clothing.
“It was basically describing the way that I look — and intensified, I guess, as a porn star,” the unidentified woman told WTVM.
“And it went into very graphic detail. I didn’t get past the first page because I honestly couldn’t stomach it.”
Ansley Summerlin also said that following Copeland’s death on Friday, friends started sending her “photos that were posted of me on multiple porn sites.”
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