The man who had intimate encounters with Rutgers student Tyler Clementi wants the former student convicted in the webcam spying case to go to prison.

The man, known only as M.B., will draft an impact statement that his lawyer plans to read when Dharun Ravi is sentenced on May 21.

Ravi faces up to 10 years behind bars after jurors convicted the 20-year-old of invasion of privacy and bias intimidation, a hate crime.

An attorney for M.B. reportedly said his client doesn't hold any malice toward Ravi. But the lawyer believes his client has learned there was a degree of "meanness" in what happened.

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