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London: Fast food restaurant McDonald has been sued by a man who claims that nude pictures of his wife ended up online after he accidentally left his mobile phone, containing the pictures, at one of the chain's restaurants. According to the suit, Phillip Sherman had left the phone in the Fayetteville, Arkansas store in July, and the employees had promised him that it would be secured until he returned, reports the Telegraph. After the nude pictures hit the Internet on July 5, the Shermans claimed that they had been receiving offensive messages. The photos, which were allegedly posted along with the Sherman''s name, address and phone number, have since been removed from the web site where they appeared.

The suit says that Phillip Sherman left the phone in the Fayetteville, Arkansas store in July and that employees promised to secure it until he returned. Manager Aaron Brummley declined to comment and the company has declined to issue any statement on the affair so far. The Shermans claim they have received offensive messages, after the pictures, sent to Mr Sherman by his wife, were posted on July 5th. The photos, which were allegedly posted along with the Sherman's name, address and phone number, have since been removed from the web site where they appeared. The best way to transfer money overseas. Terms and Conditions. Style Book.

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A man who accidentally left his mobile telephone in a branch of McDonald's is suing the fast-food chain after nude photos of his wife that had been stored in the device ended up on the internet. Philip Sherman says he was promised by staff at the burger restaurant in Fayette, Arkansas, that the handset would be turned off and securely stored until he could retrieve it. Instead, he alleges that employees at the branch ended up rifling through his phone's memory, address book, text messages and library of images before posting pictures of his wife, Tina, online.