The man accused of hacking Carly Rae Jepsen’s computer and seizing property that may have included naked photos pleaded guilty to charges of mischief and possession of stolen property on Tuesday.
Christopher David Long was supposed to attend an arraignment hearing in British Columbia, Canada, but instead surprised the court by entering a plea.
The case began last July, when police revealed that they were investigating a complaint made by Jepsen’s team involving theft of the “Call Me Maybe” singer’s electronic property.
Long’s alleged hack came shortly after fake “topless” shots of Jepsen surfaced — it was reported at the time that Long had stolen real nude pictures of the pop star, although that was never confirmed.
Jepsen has not yet commented on Long’s plea.
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