Cypress man accused of posting sex photos online

  CYPRESS, TX (KTRK) -- A Cypress man is facing charges after allegedly posting photos and videos online of him and his ex-girlfriend engaging in sex acts.

Eduardo Monsivias, 47, is charged with improper photography and visual recording. Investigators say the sexual images were posted from October 24, 2011, through January 22, of this year. They're reportedly from inside his home.

According to court documents, the victim -- who says she ended the relationship nearly two years prior -- discovered the images while doing a web search on her name. She says she was unaware the the recordings were being made at the time.

Investigators were able to obtain a search warrant and confiscated memory cards and computers from Monsivias' home, which reportedly contained several still photos and videos of Monsivias and the victim engaged in sex acts.

Monsivias has not yet been arrested. His bail has been set at $2,000.

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Man accused of posting sex video for revenge

Michael Brent Sewell, 32, is charged with Improper Photography/Visual Recording.

  HOUSTON (KTRK) -- A Richmond man is accused of posting a video onto YouTube of himself and his ex-girlfriend having sex, following through on a threat to do it if she didn't stay in their relationship.

Michael Brent Sewell, 32, is charged with Improper Photography/Visual Recording. According to court documents, Sewell and the victim had been in a relationship that began in August 2009. During that relationship, the couple videotaped themselves having sex.

Late last year, the couple ended their relationship, but according to investigators, Sewell didn't want it to be over and threatened to post the videos to YouTube if she left him. But she did, and according to court documents, he followed through with this threat.

On April 4, the victim told police she received an email from Sewell, telling her that a video of them having sex had been posted on YouTube by someone named 'Michael Mcloser.'

Police say they contacted Sewell, who admitted that he did post the video, saying he did it to embarrass her and possibly get her fired from her job.

Sewell's bail has been set at $2,000.

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