Internet troll Isabella Sorley was one of the first people convicted under the Malicious Communications Act following a campaign of hate against Criado-Perez, a feminist who had successfully campaigned to have a woman appear on new bank notes.
Sorley, who threatened Criado-Perez with "worse than rape" and told her to "kill yourself before I do", told pupils at a Hartlepool, UK, school that what she did was bullying, saying, "It was disgusting what I did."
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