A YOUNG woman jailed for posting naked snaps of her dad’s mistress has been recalled to prison.
Eleanor Brown, 26, uploaded the photos onto an escort website as part of a drunken revenge act, having been encouraged by her ex-cop sister Sophie.
Brown, from Morley, West Yorkshire, was sentenced to three years in prison, reduced to two years on appeal in October 2024.
The lag was released last year on licence but a message to The Sun from one of her social media accounts yesterday confirmed she’s been recalled to prison.
It’s understood she was locked up again on January 22. However, it is not clear why.
Brown had posted on Instagram that she had been prevented from having “contact with the outside world” on being recalled, according to the Daily Mail.
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She said: “They will not facilitate contact with my mum because of what I have been recalled for, she needs to tell a solicitor.
“The won’t authorise her pin, they won’t let me have any contact with her.
“I have been told this, I also cannot get a legal call until tomorrow…please tell her asap.
“She needs to go to press with this. They won’t let me have contact with outside world!!!! What the f***.”
She’d previously posted on Facebook in November last year about having been offered a job “only 5 weeks after being released”.
Brown added: “No one or nothing can break me… I always bounce back better than ever.”
Dad Geoff had a short-lived affair with the married victim in 2012, before the photos were shared online years later.
Brown had initially planned to post the photos on Gumtree and advertise sexual services for £5.
She instead chose to share them on an escort site and added the phone number of the woman’s husband.
Brown also chillingly told the victim’s unwitting daughter: “I will make sure your mum is never allowed to forget what she did to my family.”
Sheadmitted two counts of disclosing private images halfway through her trial.
Brown was jailed at Leeds Crown Court on October 21 2024.
A judge described her cruel act as “vindictive, selfish and vengeful offending”.
Judge Alex Menary also said Brown’s attitude after her arrest showed she was “utterly, utterly unapologetic”, “totally devoid of any moral compass whatsoever” and her “lack of remorse was staggering”.
Her sentencing came after sister Sophie was previously barred from policing for life after resigning in disgrace at her part in the plot.
The court heard the affair was revealed in 2015 when Geoff’s wife Sarah found intimate photos and videos his mistress had sent.
Brown then uploaded the pictures – causing the victim to feel a “deep, sickening feeling of complete panic”.
She also posted “derogatory comments” about the woman on her husband’s business website and sent him the photos.
He was bombarded with calls and messages by sleazebags wanting to have sex with his wife.
Prosecutors said the plot was a “mean and calculated effort to cause distress in an act of revenge”.
In a victim personal statement read in court, the victim said that to describe her feeling “violated” was an “understatement”.
She explained how she was “sickened” the images were posted on a public website and shared for the sexual gratification of strangers.
The woman added: “I’m finding it difficult to believe a woman would would do that to another woman.”
She also said she was “fearful of what (Brown) is capable of”.
The woman’s husband told the court he got Brown and her sister were “frustrated” at the affair, but was unable to understand why they were “hell-bent” on trying to ruin his business.
Sister Sophie Brown was found guilty of gross misconduct following a disciplinary hearing.
The panel heard that while Eleanor carried out many of the actions, their behaviour was “initiated and encouraged” by Sophie.
Giving evidence to the hearing, the ex-cop said: “This was not revenge.
“We were taking the mick out of her because of the photos she’d sent to my dad.”
A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: “Offenders released on licence are subject to strict conditions and we do not hesitate to send them back to prison if they break the rules.”
date:2026-02-10 07:46:00