Online domme Jean Erica Freeman facing jail time for extorting married man who tried to end their relationship  

A female blackmailer from Georgia who says she’s a dominatrix and fetishist was arrested and charged for allegedly extorting a man after he tried to end their secret romance.
Erica Jean Freeman, who uses the alias ‘Temptress Nirvana’, met her client, only identified as M.S., on Twitter in September 2016.
The married man from Michigan paid the 25-year-old professional domme $5,000 and sent her explicit and compromised photos of himself, WXYZ reports.
The online relationship went on for a few months despite the two never meeting in person. When the guy tried to end things with Freeman in January, she allegedly got upset and threatened to expose him.
“I’ll tell everyone you’ve ever met in your entire life,” the FBI said she allegedly wrote in one message. “I’ll tell the entire state of Michigan. It’s on.”
To keep Freeman quiet, authorities said the man sent weekly payments of $250.
To reward him, Freeman mailed the man a pair of her red underwear. Federal agents said he snapped a photo of him wearing the underwear on his head and sent it to her.

Freeman, who describes herself as a professional dominatrix, was arrested for extorting her married client, when she resorted to blackmail to retain his custom

The guy, however, tried to end things again in April.
Freeman demanded he send her $15,000 and allegedly sent him screen grabs of his wife’s Facebook page and his employer’s website threatening to tell them about their romance, WXYZ reports.
“You blocked and deleted me off everything and now you think you can just ignore me and I’ll just let it go? You’re the worst excuse for a human being that I’ve ever come in contact with,” Freeman wrote in a message, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution. .

Erica Jean Freeman, aka “Temptress Nirvana”, advertised her services as a dominatrix on social media

She would eventually contact the man’s wife and sent the man pictures from other family member’s Facebook posts. She’s accused of sending the man’s wife a voicemail about the relationship.
“Your husband has been cheating on you since your honeymoon, and he’s also a pervert,” Freeman said in the voice message.
The feds estimate she was paid a total of $10,000.
Freeman was arrested this week at her Fairburn home after a criminal complaint that she was extorting the guy. If convicted she faces two years in prison.