Minnesota Photographer Busted Secretly Filming Half-Naked Bride

The bride is sacred on her wedding day. The entire day revolves around her (the spouse is secondary...that's just how it is); and if you cross the bride, you've crossed the line, BUDDY.

The wedding photographer's one fricking job is to capture the special moments that day, and one pervert from Duluth went too far.

We've found another hunyuck to launch directly into the sun.

Mitchell Ringness is/was a wedding photographer based out of Duluth, MN. In 2020, he was hired to photograph a wedding 90 miles south of Minneapolis.

As an unwanted bonus, Mitchell allegedly set up a camera in the bridal suite and filmed the bride as she got dressed. Police identified the bride from the footage, and she later confirmed that it was her.

How Did He Finally Get Busted?

HIS OWN WIFE TURNED HIM IN. She gave Cloquet police a thumb drive that not only had the video, but also additional sexually explicit material. So...this wasn't a one-time deal.

Gross.

Ringness has been charged with "interfering with privacy" and is due in Freeborn County Court on September 5th. If convicted, LAUNCH HIM DIRECTLY INTO THE SUN.

And that is today's Sign of the Apocalypse.

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H/T: KAAL

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