Moments later, two gangsters broke into the house and accused abroad of assaulting their "younger brother". They demanded compensation, but the English refused to be intimidated, not least because it has not touched the young. So the four of them ended up in a police station. Fearing that he would become the subject of a news report of lurid or outrageous newspaper article TV, the expatriate has accepted a financial settlement with the gangsters.
The police detective, taking their statements, there was no agreement criminal case, then typed an agreement, so that the English made a payment of rp.1 million the elder gangsters "for the purchase of an iPod." After the money was handed over and shook hands all around, the detective felt to give a foreign duty conference. "We have thousands of beautiful girls here in Indonesia, thousands, so why do you need a boy?" He warned. "And if you need a man, why not take it like?" He added, pointing to the old gangster ogling pocket the money.
Scammers are also able to use the Internet to exploit sexual desire for profit. A 22-year-old man Singapore met a girl of 17, Yap Siew Ting, in an online chatroom called Alamak.com. In one month, she began to undress for him on camera, so he reciprocal and masturbated on webcam - unaware that the boyfriend of Yap was recording. The boyfriend then threatened to upload the images to compromise unless the man paid him money. He ended up paying S $ 97.350 in 89 transactions of more than nine months before going to the police. The singers were arrested last year. Police found they had five other victims, all men in their 20s. Yap was sentenced to supervised probation for two years, while her boyfriend received five years in prison and five strokes of the cane.
The secret police of the Soviet Union, the KGB, was famous for his stable of spies assigned to seduce foreign diplomats, which would then be stored in compromising positions, after which they could be blackmailed. There is a wonderful story - perhaps apocryphal - that the KGB tried to spring such a honey trap the founding president Sukarno of Indonesia during his visit to the Soviet Union in 1959. The story goes like this: Sukarno was known for his voracious sexual appetite and many conquests, so the KGB instructed several women's cooperatives to run as stewardesses on the flight to Moscow. The women were then joined to his hotel for an orgy, the KGB men secretly filmed behind mirrors in both directions. Sukarno was then taken in a screening room and shown a copy of the film, with which the Russians intended to blackmail him to take a more pro-Communist position. But Sukarno was enchanted by the film and requested copies at home, claiming Indonesians would be proud to see their leader with these beautiful women.
This is defined as the Central Intelligence Agency of the United States in the late 1950s decided to make a pornographic movie Sukarno representative - as part of their efforts to overthrow the Indonesian leader. The incident is related in the memory of former CIA man Joseph Burkholder Smith and is also mentioned in the book of the British writer John Ranelagh The Agency: The Rise and Decline of the CIA . Operatives had heard that Sukarno was involved with a host of Russian air, so they planned to make a sex tape using fake porn star lookalikes. The idea was to make Sukarno appear to have been foiled by a female spy, discredit and among Muslims and its international allies, and causing such a humiliation he could be ousted. First, the CIA watching a collection of Los Angeles porn movies in the hope of finding a double. When that failed, a latex mask was made, and a bald porn star was recruited to wear it and play with a blonde actress. The film was called Happy Days and although it was never published, even photographs of him have been broadcast in Asia.