Crazy World: Man used Facebook to bed 70

Man used Facebook to bed 70 women

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A man accused of luring Hong Kong women into having sex with him using the Facebook website as well as offers of money that he never paid might have worked his scam on up to 70 people, a newspaper reported on Thursday.

The 28-year-old turned himself in to police on Wednesday after a 15-year-old complained he tricked her into sex through the social-networking site, the Hong Kong Standard said.

The man allegedly met the teen on Facebook and promised her 6,000 US dollars to take part in rituals in October to rid him of bad luck, which involved having sex four times, the newspaper said.

When he failed to pay up, she reportedly tracked him down with a friend and seized his mobile phone, which contained photos and videos of around 70 other women and girls he allegedly tricked into sex.

Police issued an appeal to trace the man, identified only by his surname Tang and screen name Ah Dick, and were questioning him on suspicion of having sex with an underage girl.

Other women listed on his phone claimed they also fell for his scam, the Standard said.
 

Google sued for $7000 over woman's underwear 

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A woman in Japan is suing Google after pictures of her underwear appeared on Google Street View.

The woman, who has not been named, is reported to be after 600,000 yen (£4,588) from Google, after claiming she suffered psychological distress as a result of her washing line being featured on the Street View function.

According to Japan's Mainichi newspaper, the woman told a court hearing in the city of Fukuoka: ‘I was overwhelmed with anxiety that I might be the target of a sex crime.

'It caused me to lose my job and I had to change my residence.

‘I could understand if it was just a picture of the outside of the apartment, but showing a person's underwear hanging outside is absolutely wrong.’

The woman claims her obsessive-compulsive disorder became worse when she saw the photo while looking for her apartment on Google.

The law suit claims she became concerned everything she was doing was being secretly recorded. 

 
Two wives beat up polygamist husband

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After they got to know of his impending fourth marriage; son files complaint against mother

The Kurla poice station was the site of a major family drama, as a 17-year-old boy registered a non-cognizable (NC) complaint against his mother yesterday for assaulting his father.

According to police officers, Saroja, the second wife of RTO agent Ayub Shaikh (41), was upset when she heard that Shaikh was planning his fourth marriage.

On Sunday, Saroja, accompanied by Shaikh's first wife, arrived at his house in Kurla, dragged him outside and began beating him. Shaikh and Saroja's son, Irfan, who lives with his father, witnessed the incident.
 
The scene turned so violent that the police officers patrolling the area witnessed the act and had to intervene to save Shaikh. 

Conman tries to avoid jail by talking for 14 hours

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A conman in Germany made an impressive bid to stay out of jail by refusing to stop talking in court for 14 hours, reports Metro.

Walter Koenig, 61, who was given the final word before being sentenced, talked for 14 hours at a court at Freiburg.

Prosecutor Michael Machtel said: ‘It is a German record but he failed to talk himself out of jail despite the marathon speech.’

Koenig was eventually jailed after he finished his epic attempt to filibuster the court for 3 years and three months for fraud, after the court heard how he had stolen from investors in his company.

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