Seventy-Percent of the Victims Who Went to Cambodia are Under Thirty-Years of Age, the Dropout Students are Also Among These Too

How the population makeup are of those who are, fresh out of college, with NO future outlook for better jobs here!  Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

Of the population of people here who were conned to Cambodia to work in the scams, some willingly went, some were tricked, and there were those with the dual-identities of human-trafficker/victims, the enabler of the scam artist rings, and, there were a lot of these that are made up of adolescents from families that couldn’t function.

“Do NOT be too hard on the victims”, there were the officers who’d stated, that seventy-percent of victims were under age of twenty-nine, there were a lot of them who had no priors in criminal offenses, and it was their very first time out of the country, that they were clueless, and, they’d left their bank accounts to the scam artist groups, and had the priors of “selling the accounts”, but that doesn’t mean that they didn’t fall prey.

Most of those who’d been enticed to Cambodia were from lower education backgrounds, with a lacking in the family functionality.  The sixteen-year-old dropout, from a single-mother family, his home is registered as low income, he went to Cambodia this April, and because he is still a minor, he’d needed a guardian to get a passport, he’d lied to his mother that he was headed to Penghu to work, and his mother believed him, and signed for his passport application.

The human trafficking rings split up the duties delicately, “the internet group”, to recruit the workers of the mechanical units, the engineers for hire, the customer services, maids, outside sales, to adult porn.  The “Receiving” units are responsible for assisting in applying for the passports, chauffeuring to and from the airports, some would fly out with the victims, and when they were caught, they’d told that they were only instructed to accompany the clients, and not known the purpose of travel.

Based off of understanding, the U.S., China and other Southeastern countries started pressuring Cambodia, and the ransoms the scam artist rings dropped from $600,000 to $100,000, to the point of letting the victims go without any ransoms received, the official police figured out, that the scam artists are trying to get the laws off their back, that’s why they’re, releasing the victims, but they needed to catch the operation units to get rid of the whole systems of scamming completely.

The police observed that China hadn’t begun the rescues completely yet, because the local police are in the pockets of the human traffickers, and there’s a “tip” paid to the Cambodian police for the searches, at $500 U.S per scam artist, but the funding of the Public Safety offices of China isn’t as much as it used to be; and there was also the saying of how China wasn’t hit hard enough by the Cambodian sex scams too.

And so, this is how it goes, because these younger generations are fooled by the false promises of big bucks, easy work, they’d gone to Cambodia, and got sold by the human traffickers into the scams or the sex trades, and some even got their organs harvested out and sold on the black markets too, and, it’s still all because???  Oh yeah, these younger generations are way too dumb and naïve, and the environment being hard is only a secondary cause for why they get tricked.

Fifteen-Percent in the Leaks of Intimate Photos are From Someone You’d Been Intimate With

Knowing this as a FACT, we still can’t, help but share those, photos of intimacy we share with one another, why is that?  Oh yeah, because we’re in, L-O-V-E!!!  Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

The legislator, Kao’s nude photos by her ex-boyfriend, Lin leaked out, and he’d used that to extort, to threaten her, the T.V. personnel, Hsieh’s X-rated albums leaked, based off of statistics, only thirty-nine percent of the victims with their sexual photos leaking out are willing to call the police, the Department of Welfare & Sanitations protective unit announced the initiation of “Taiwan protective sexual photo defense system”, working along with the Department of Health & Welfare, the social workers will assist the victims to get their sexual photos off the internet.

Chang of the protective agency of the Department of Health & Welfare stated, that the “Private Me Project” was on a trial basis last year, there were up to fifteen victims with their sexual photos leaked out online who sought help from the department, there’d been 109 calls, the photos were posted to as many as 821 sites, with as many as twenty-seven accounts online, the photos were leaked out of.  The analysis found that from January to July this year, the victim population make up were seventy-four percent females, twenty-two percent males, mostly were between ages of nineteen to twenty-five, and, there were elderly victims in the seventies as well.

Sixty-eight percent of the leakage came from unknown, uncertain individuals, fifteen-percent from current or ex lovers, two percent from friends of the victims, or from the self-loaded onto the websites.  Chang stated, the unknowns were mostly from the secret filming after a one-night-stands, there are three major reasons for the under reported numbers of these victims, worry that they may be shunned by the society, that there are no means to seek out help, worried that the sexually-illicit photos can’t get taken off the web.

Chang analyzed, that there are more and more victims of “nude chats”, the online games or the friendship apps are used to gain the trusts of the victims, as the victims started using the webcam to chat, the perps would prod first, and, as the victims are willing to strip in the chat, they would be taped, and, the footages will be used to threaten the victims.

Chang said, do NOT believe that the nude photo of someone you see is real on the other end, as the filters of the cell phone photo programs can be used to edit the photos nowadays, do NOT send photos of yourselves nude to anybody else, including your significant, intimate partners.

There’d been the prevalence of case of leaks in nude photos of late, the Department of Sanitation Welfares pushed forth the “online sexual violence protection program” for the victims, setting up the “Private ME Plan” team, offering the victims to file the complaints, to get the sexual photos off the internet and get deleted, along with the afterwards legal consulting means too.

The “Private Me” work alongside seven locally operated foundations, the social media, Meta, with Meta supplying the “Stop NCII” system, switching the sexually illicit photos to accessible by digital fingerprint, as the searches on similar content had been found on the platform, they would, immediately, pull it off the shelves, the Department of Health Welfare & Sanitations hoped that more online platforms can come onboard, to prevent the spread of the private photos, the sexually illicit footages from leaking all over the internet.

And so, this is the government’s attempts to help stop the nude photos from leaking all over the internet, and, would it work, maybe, but only to a certain extent, because you’re NOT cutting off the sources of the supplies, as this is still the matter of supply and demand, because there’s a demand for these sexual SHIT, there’s always going to be the suppliers, and, who would know, that when we’re lovey-dovey with each other, sharing those kisses, strokes, fucks or whatever, that one day, we may not be together anymore, and, one of us (or both), would use those photos of sexual matters we shared from before, to get back at each other, for the sake of, revenge?  We can’t be sure of that.

So, the BEST way of preventing this sort of SHIT, is, do NOT share your nude photos with anyone, not even your lovers, and, what goes on in the bedrooms, should always stay in the bedrooms, like how I’d told my boys???  Yeah, uh-huh.

The Two Officers Had Investments into the Sex Massage Parlors, Worked in the Department to Stop the Sex Trades, Both Sentenced

As they both, should, because you’re a cop, and because the operators offered you guys the money to not tell on them, and you took it, with the morale of the police department, sinking lower still, on taking bribes and the consequences of it, off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

The officers Jing and Liu were originally in charge of cracking down the sex trade, but they’d, put investments into the sex massage parlors, and made the illegal profits of $200,000N.T. each, Liu, for the sake of competing with the adversary massage parlors, had even made an anonymous call to the police; the Changwha District Court charged both on bribe and encroachment, sentenced one to two years, the other, three years six months prison terms.

The verdict pointed out, that Jing (age 55) originally worked for the first squad in the Hemei Police Substation, in charge of cracking down on the illegal sex trade operators, Liu (age 51), originally worked as a sergeant of the Daxia Substation of Hemei Police, helped with the crackdown of the illegal human the trafficking, because they both had people on the inside of the business as their tails, they’d cracked many of the sex human trafficking rings, and they were both valued workers by their superiors.

The two officers, because they knew the female sex masseur, Gu and her boyfriend, Hong, Gu wanted to set up her own shop, with Jing and Liu wanting the shares of the earning, and Gu believed, that with the police officers watching out for her business, that it will help her set up shop, in June of 2018, she’d set the two up for stock options for the newly started Jun-Yuen Massage Parlor, Gu and Hong put up a total of $450,000N.T. for their business, with Jing and Liu putting up $125,000N.T. to be included.

The four ran the massage parlors, and had the ladies pay the fees of $600 N.T.s or $400 N.T.s for the bonuses of the earning, but later, the business went bad, Gu and Hong made their exit from the ownership of the massage parlor, set up another shop, with Jing and Liu still as shareholders, and Liu found others to take over the operations of the massage parlors continually, so it can keep on operating; until June of 2019, the police found out about the two sex massage parlors, and found that the two officers had received $200,000N.T. each from the total earning operations.

The judge found, that the officers, Jing and Liu didn’t care of how they’re about to retire, they’d become shareholders of the sex massage parlors, that this was bad morale for the police department, that it’d destroyed the trust the people have toward the police department, the officer, Jing’s good work was erased overnight, and the behaviors of the two officers puts the reputations of the police department to shame, that there’s the need for the severe punishments to be handed down to them.

The courts charged Jing with encroachment sentenced him to two years, and stripped him of his post at the police department for two years; Liu was sentenced to three years six months, stripped of his police status for three years; Gu and Hong both received nine months, they can pay the treasury without serving the time, both will be on probation for four years, and they are to pay the treasury more than a quarter of a million dollars N.T. each.

And so, you have these officers, who are into, making the extra cash for their side business, and, because it’s easy, for them to, they’d used their statuses as police, to get the sex massage parlor operators to bribe them, to look the other way, to tip them off, and that’s just wrong.

The Three Traps in Society, Many Cases of Work-Scams Came Out of Cambodia

The reason why it’s just, next to impossible, to send someone to rescue those who are being sold into human trafficking in Cambodia right now, off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

The reports on the news media that came continually, of how younger generations of Taiwanese “got invited” to Cambodia to work at high-paying jobs, with their room and board all covered.  As they entered into the country, they were all incarcerated by the scam artist groups, beaten, raped, forced to sell, exchanged hands, they were all tortured in various means; even, there were those whose organs were harvested illegally and sold off.  Not only in Cambodia, but in northern Burma, Thailand, as well as the Philippines, there were similar cases, attracting the unsuspecting younger generations from Taiwan and from China to “work”.

There were only a handful of luckier youths, through the assortment of means who were, successfully, “rescued” out; even less of them, had been, lucky enough, to successfully run away, then, used an assortment of means (including the help from local Taiwanese merchants, or the rescue groups) to successfully return back to Taiwan.  Toward these prevalent cases of human trafficking job scams in Cambodia, our police departments seemed to only be using the more traditional means to handle it, including the officers trying to stop or persuade the potential “victims”; reason being how the government (not just the police forces’) not yet connecting all their resources together.  What’s fazing was, the internet, social media, as well as the printed media had the stories reported, why are there so many younger generations of Taiwanese still getting tricked?  There may be three possible reasons”

First, the younger generations in Taiwan lacked judgment: maybe because most of these younger adults lacked the worldly experiences, plus, the job outlook here isn’t that well.  They were all enticed by the lies of the high wages, and intentionally or unintentionally ignored the hidden potentials of dangers of going overseas to Cambodia.  As for why the younger generations in Taiwan lacked the sense, may have to do with the following reasons.

Secondly, the younger generations in Taiwan had drifted too far from education: the market for work isn’t friendly enough, surely, that’s a key reason of why the younger generations from Taiwan lacked the senses they needed.  But, the primary cause is due to the education the younger generations had at school being not in synchrony with the skills they needed to find better work.  There are a lot of high paying jobs, for instance, the plumbing/electrician, and the construction sites, that the younger generations didn’t want to get their hands dirty in.  Secondly, the technical universities were seen as second to the formal universities, keeping the younger generations away from these schools.  More importantly however, is how the education is separated from the job outlooks, which directly and indirectly caused the younger generations to not adapt to finding work, causing the next problem.

Third, the younger generations in Taiwan is not connected to the society: the originally in existence connection these younger generations have with the society, became, disconnected due to the complexities in politics, economics, and culture, which made it harder for the youths in Taiwan to find the work.  For example, the younger generations of Taiwanese getting scammed to go to Cambodia being so serious now, it’s no longer a matter of security”.  But, as the younger generations are tricked to go to Cambodia becoming a huge problem for the society, the government still treated this as a domestic matter of safety and security in the country.

These problems can’t all be tackled in the time being by the government or the society, but the government (not just the police), should come up with the short-term, and long-term policies to respond.  For instance, the police already started up their work, with the airport police, and the criminal investigations agency, halting those members of the younger generations from heading off into another country to work; the police department of Tainan had also, started up the reporting programs, the education, and started the searches for potential victims on a grander scale as well.  But what we don’t see, is the heads of governments gathering up to discuss, the connecting of the reporting, along with how the national government can work hand-in-hand with foreign countries, to connect the resources they need, to conduct the rescues effectively.

Simply because Taiwan doesn’t have any diplomatic ties with Cambodia, we’d, come into the hardships of conducting the rescues, and the communists’ patrolling our skies also, made the rescues harder directly and indirectly. 

And so, this is how our government still doesn’t do ENOUGH, to help those who were sold off as “piggies” in Cambodia, yeah sure, we’re all worried, but, our hands are tied, what, with the communist military planes patrolling our air every two, three days, the ships crossing over the borders of our waters, the government’s completely, too busy, dealing, so how can this government possibly, spare any of its attention to those younger generation members who are sold off in Cambodia, besides, we ain’t got diplomatic ties with the country, which makes rescuing these younger generations even harder still.

Overlooking the Businesses in the Brothels, Three Current & Retired Officers Taken into Custody

Law enforcement officials, covering up for the illegitimate businesses of sex trafficking, for what???  Extra money!  See how money is still, what drove these, bad behaviors here???  Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

The Neipu Subprecinct’s Beishih Substation’s sergeant, Cheng and the retired manager, Lin, the officer, Li, were found in suspicions for covering up for the privately owned and operated brothels; the offices of police business learned of this, two days ago, the searches of the substation was conducted, and, the three police officials were taken into custody, and, they were all charged on taking bribes, encroachment, and remained in custody.  The local police station stated, that they will pursue all who are involved.

a place, like this??? Photo from online

The privately operated brothels are in the neighborhood close by to the local stations, and the police checks had been zoomed in on the areas surrounding, but the district attorneys office were tipped off, that the retired police officials had been covering for these brothels, looking the other way in the operations.  The retired officer, Lin as he was head of the investigations two years ago before he retired, the office of internal affairs received the tips, that he’d been, covering up, and after they’d investigated into the matter, there was lack of evidence, so he wasn’t, charged with anything.

The D.A.’s office found, that the sixty-year-old Lin, the fifty-four-year-old Li, worked together in the station, and they were responsible for reporting the sex trade, last year, due to drunk driving, Lin was given a major reprimand, and demoted, he’d filed for retirement this June, while Li had already been retired two years ago; the current sergeant, the fifty-year-old Cheng, about five years ago, worked in the Longchuan Substation around that region where the brothels are located, and two years ago, he was transferred to the New Beishih District to work.

The district attorneys interrogated all three retired and officers who are still working currently, and searched their homes, confiscated the records and searched the homes of the privately owned brothel operators, Cheng and Wang.

After the D.A.’s Office interrogated the retired police, they’d asked the courts to have them in custody, which the courts signed off on; Cheng was suspected of bribing, attempted to make the profits off of the sex trades, also taken into custody by the court’s mandates; Wang was out on bail of $100,000N.T.s.  The local county police set up an evaluation committee, and transferred Cheng to a backup squad.

In the best times, the Changching Street brothels had a total of thirty, forty shops, and now, there were, only, around a little more than ten left, mostly were the private single operating workshops, and there were the “grandpa shops” too, the working ladies are between ages thirty and sixty, the business is dying.

And yet, it’s still, operating, because???  There’s still this demand for SEX, and therefore, there will always be those who supplied to these, demands, and, the only way to rid the world of these places where sex is being sold, is by eliminating the demands, but that would be, impossible, because all of you, mother @#$%ERS (maxed out!) still got those, urges, needs, whatever, and until these “demands” are completely eliminated (say, by, getting all you, mother @#$%ERS, NEUTERED!), there will always be these bad places, where women are being sold, for SEX!

The 119 Cases of DeepFake, the YouTuber Yu Sentenced to Fifteen-and-a-Half Years

The case of the DeepFake photos of famous people that got leaked out by the members of the website, and the two who were responsible for the operations of the website got sentenced, but none of the members, or those who’d passed the nude photos were charged here!  Off of the Newspapers, translated…

The Youtuber, “Yu”, Chu and her twenty-two year-old assistant, Chuang used the Deepfake technologies to make the pornography to sell online, cut the faces of the famous, the politicians, onto the bodies of the porn stars, and made illegal profits of more than $13.38 million N.T.s, and they were both indicted on charges of breaking the personal data protection act, Chu was found guilty of 119 counts, with five months per count, with a combined total of five years six months, her assistants, Chuang and another received three months of prison term, and would have to serve a total of three years eight months, and can pay a fine to the treasury to skip out of serving time in prison.  This can still be appealed.

The indictment from the D.A.’s Office stated that Chu and Chuang misused the A.I. Technologies of Deepfake, for making profits, used the photos of 119 individuals to make them into lewd footages, and shared the footages online, causing continual damages to the victims’ reputations and lives, they were both charged on breaking the personal data protection act.  Of the 119 victims, eighty-three pressed charges.  There were multiple victims who are seeking out the civil suit payments in the amounts of anywhere from $100,000N.T.s to $1.2 million N.T.s

Chu admitted to what she did, and had apologized to the victims twice, stated that she’d thought about what she’d done, her attorney asked the judge to consider that the defendant had admitted to what she did, and destroyed the footages, the photos already, that the lewd photos and footages didn’t continue to leak out further, and the defendant didn’t know the victims personally, it’s due to the requests of the members of the website, that was why she’d used the Deepfake technologies to make the videos, “others can use this technique too”, that’s why there were the victims in the large numbers, she couldn’t apologize to them personally one by one, hoped that the courts can consider all of this, and sentence her lighter.

Chuang, the assistant stated, that he was tempted by money, that was why he’d committed the crimes, that he felt awful toward what he’d done to the victims; his defense stated that Chuang’s parents were divorced when he was very young, he’d grown up in the trials of economics, and only earned $100,000N.T in bonuses of running the website, that he’d only earned a total of $1.3 million N.T.s, that he’d not received that much, hoped that the judge can consider that, and give him a lighter sentence.

But the victims’ representing attorneys told, that the victims became fearful, while the defendants took it as matter-of-fact, suggested that the means of one count one year for Chu, that the combined sentence is a total of twelve years; while the assistant, Chuang should receive eight years, “the severity of the jail terms stands for the hearts of the victims”.

And so, this is still, too light, and so what IF the videos were already, taken off, huh?  It’d already gotten out online, and, this is still just bullshit, because this verdict means, that if we sell these photoshopped nude photos of someone online, and made a ton of money, we can, get away, with a slap on the wrists, and these kinds of crimes should have at least a TWENTY year sentence attached, and the requirements of being eligible for parole should come only AFTER serving TEN whole years in prison, and these perps should be registered, like those, sex offenders as well.

The Perp Received a Five-Year Sentence for Enticing Four Young Girls to Send Him Lewd Photos of Themselves by Offering the Children Virtual Treasures

That is still considered, too, FUCKING (don’t pardon me here!) lenient, consider WHAT’s been taken, a young girl’s innocence, her “virginity”, not the physical still!  And see how these younger generation of children are becoming, more and more stupid here???  Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

The man, Weng met four girls under the age of twelve through an online racing game, through giving them the virtual treasures, playing with them, and asking them to date, asked the underage children to sent their lewd photos, footages of them to him, and threatened two of the victims that if they don’t comply, he will leak the photos and footage out online, the families of the victims notified the police; Weng admitted to what he’d done, plead guilty, and sought out ways to make up to his victims to find a way to settle with the families and the young girls, the Taoyuan District Court found him guilty of breaking the laws of sextortion, sentenced him to five years, this can still be appealed.

The police found, that Weng used the online game of a racing game, to get acquainted with four young girls between ages nine and twelve from November of 2020 to March of 2021, through FB, he’d used the claims of “finishing the tasks for the rewards”, playing the games with me”, to ask the children to take shots of themselves nude and send them to him, and film the footages of them masturbating to send to him

The D.A. reviewed over the conversation records, found that Weng tried to entice one of his victims by expressing that he “wanted to date her”, and as the girl agreed, he’d immediately asked, “will you pose for me”, to use this means to get the female minor’s nude photos, and he’d also told another victim that he was “curious”, that if she wouldn’t mind send him her nude shots, and the girl, because of how she felt connected to him in the online games, without a second thought, sent the photos to him.

Weng had a taste, and continued asking his victims for the shots, there were two of his victims who got annoyed, and told him they won’t send the photos to him anymore, and he’d threatened them, that he will send the photos they’d already sent him to everybody they knew, and it’d thrilled these two victims to immediately shut him down, and as the families learned of this, they’d immediately notified the police

As Weng was taken in, he’d admitted to what he did, and reached a settlement agreement with two young girls’ families in half a million dollars N.T. and a hundred thousand dollars N.T.; while the families of the other two victims refused to settle with him, not forgiving him.

The courts considered, that Weng, in order to satisfy his own desires, seeing how his victims are all underage minors, solicited them for their nude shots, and threatened them, that it’d caused the victims damages to their psychological wellbeing, but considered how he’d admitted to wrongdoing, and as he’d been caught, he’d worked hard, to make it up to the families, sentenced him to five years on charges of seducing, threatening minor victims to produce lewd material electronically.

And yeah, that’s still, a SLAP on the wrists, and no amount of money agreed in settlement by this man with the victims and their families, will be enough, to repair the damages done in these young girls’ lives, and, these young girls are either way too, FUCKING (so???) retarded, way too naïve, way too, inexperienced, to know better, and yeah, they are, the enablers of this shit, and they shouldn’t be noted as, victims at all!

Selling Pornography to Get the Extra Profits, Passing the Nude Photos, the Police and Military Personnel Found to be Both Involved

Because sex sells!  Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

The D.A.s Offices and the police were tipped off, that the “Creative Private Quarter” and “Sense of Touch”, the two major porn discussion forums online had been involved in secretly filming the sex tapes, the indecent films and selling them illegally, after the district attorney’s office indicted the man responsible for the operations of the discussion forum, Lin and fourteen others, they’d looked deeper in, found that the officer, Liu from the Ligang Substation of Pingdong County and the serviceman on duty, Kao were both involved in uploading the porn in attempt to make a profit, Liu had even abused his status as a police, and found out the identity of the individuals posing for the pornographic films, the Taipei D.A.’s Office prosecuted Liu, Kao, and Chuang on charges of breaking laws of child protection and exploitation of underage minors.

And, the male officer, Chang of the Airport police station had hinted at the footages of the legislator, Kao’s nude photos, the Hsinchu District Court found him guilty yesterday, and sentenced him to forty days in prison, and the other man who’d passed the footages out online, an engineer named Jeng also got sentenced to two months’ prison term, both can pay the fines and skip out of serving the time.

The D.A.’s Office in Taipei found that the officer, Liu as he was in the academy in 2017, started gaining the trust of people online, and gained access to Hsu, a woman, and her boyfriend having sex together on tape, he’d privately contacted Hsu, told him he was a patrol officer of the Children & Women’s Squad of Taichung, that he could help her get the footages off the internet, and gotten Hsu to send him more sexual photos of herself; he’d used the same means, to get other adolescents to send him their nude photos, as well as the lewd footages as well.

From 2017 to 2018, on the two pornography boards online, Liu sold off the female nude photos and gained the illegal profits in $180,000N.T.s, later one of the discussion boards was busted by the police, the police traced the cashflow, caught Liu, then found that as Liu started working for the police, he’d become worse in his actions, use the police M-Police system and the database of the license plates, to found the personal data of the four female nudes and their real identities.

The military serviceman on duty, Kao other than trading the secretly filmed sex tapes from the forum, he’d even taken shots of women’s undergarments on the MRT, uploaded the photos to the forums, to illegally make the profits.

And so, this is how this still worked, supply and demand, as there are always going to be demands for SEX, there will always be the supplies, and, the police and military personnel are all involved, because they’re all males, losers, sons-of-bitches (not the literal kind!), who can’t keep their eyes to themselves, nor their hands!

He Had Sexual Intercourse with Another’s Wife, and Was Busted for Solicitations, the Owner of the Beauty Salon Mandated to Pay the Man $150,000N.T.s

Thou shalt not covet thy neighbors, WIFE, remember???  As this LOSER gets punished for ADULTERY with another man’s, wife, crime and punishment here, off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

The man, Cheng found that his Vietnamese wife of nineteen years had several footages of sex on her cell phone, with the man who’d owned the salon that his wife worked in, Huang, he’d suspected that his wife was threatened by the man, to get her pays cut, to force her to have sex with him, sued the man for $800,000N.T.s; Huang stated it was a blank accusation, claimed that Vu had been, “selling” in the shop, that Cheng knew a long time, he was only, a, “consumer”.  The High Subsidiary Courts of Kaohsiung found Huang guilty, mandate that he pays Cheng $150,000N.T.s.

The verdict stated, that two years ago, as MERS-CoV pandemic first got started, Cheng who works as a tour guide got laid off, and the family economics landed on Vu solely.

Once Cheng had found four footages of sex on Vu’s cell phone, from March 17^th to March 21^st of last year, he’d confronted his wife, and learned, that the man in the footage was the owner of the salon, Huang, who’d threatened to cut her pays unless she had sex with him.

Huang said it wasn’t true, that Vu had been selling herself for sex for years on end in the salon, that as he had sex with her, he didn’t know she was married, that Cheng knew from before that Vu had been selling for sex, that he’d wanted to, extort him for money on this.

The Kaohsiung District Court reviewed over the footages, and during the time, Vu showed no fear, nor looked like she was being forced to it, and she’d even picked up her phone to tape down the process, and in the interactions with the man, she’d told him about the situation of the travel agency that her husband was running, which showed that Huang knew Vu’s family was in need of cash, that’s why he wasn’t afraid of getting caught, mandated that he pay $150,000N.T.s.

And so, the woman, the one who’d SOLD for sex still was NOT, punished, because the man who’d owned the salon had, “forced” her to sell for sex, because he knew she was having troubles of making ends meet, that her husband’s business had been hit hard, this painted the woman out, to be the victim, like she had, NO other, options, but this is total BULLSHIT, because this sort of a “relationship” is still an abuser/enabler, there’s NO victim in this, besides, there are, things that you can do, like this woman being Vietnamese, she could work in translation for others who’d come here to work from Vietnam, to make the extra incomes she was in need of, to support her families, but instead, she chose, to SELL her body, and she still didn’t get punished here.

He’d Received the Message, “a Horny Dog in Love with a Shrew”, Sent the Porn Back as a Reply to a Woman He Met Online, the Elderly in His Seventies Found by the Verdict to Pay the Woman $10,000N.T.s

Sexting here, and you still get, SUED!  Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…

The seventy-year-old elderly man, Tsai sent the porn footage to a female he met online, was sued for sexual harassment, and the woman sued him for $200,000N.T.s, he’d said he was innocent, that it was the woman, sending the footage of the dog humping the female owner to him, which misled him.  The judge found, that the footages were sent and received in the time of two-months, and, in the dialogues, it was difficult, to confirm, that the woman was hinting at sex, the courts mandated that Tsai needed to pay the woman $10,000N.T.s; both the elderly and the D.A. filed for the appeals, the district court in Kaohsiung believed, that Tsai the elderly had, damaged the woman’s dignity, and still mandated that he pays the woman $10,000N.T.s.

The verdict pointed out, that Tsai and the woman met online, added one another to LINE and started chatting from time to time, sending one another the greetings; in January of two years ago, the woman sent a footage, “The horny dog in love with the shrew” to Tsai, with the dog, humping the female owner’s legs, two months later, Tsai also sent the three segments of pornography he’d downloaded to the woman.

The woman felt that Tsai was sexually harassing her, called the cops, and pressed charges, and sued him for $20,000N.T.s.  During the trial of the simplified court of Fengshan, Tsai said that it wasn’t what it looked like, that Tsai had asked him to go to a motel, and told him that the cost was $2,000N.T.s, back then, he’d not made the “date”; later the woman sent him the footage of “the horny dog in love with the shrew”, that was why he’d, responded by sending the porn footages back to her; he said, that sending and receiving the videos is the culture of the online interactions, that the contents of what he’d sent wasn’t really sexually illicit, that it’d not constitute as sexual harassment.

The judge reviewed over the conversation records, and noted how two months after the woman sent Tsai the footage, did Tsai send the three segments of porn to her, that during the time, there were the only ordinary greetings of “Good morning”, “how are you” exchanged between the two, that it was hard to confirm, that the footages sent by the elderly has anything to do with what the woman sent to him, from two months ago.

The judge believed, that Tsai is with enough experiences of life, that he should know, that the footages he’d sent to the woman, would cause her disgust, or thrills, that his behaviors was sexual harassment, and, considering the finances of both, mandated that Tsai needed to pay the woman $10,000N.T.s.  Tsai still denied the sexual harassment charges, while the woman felt that the money the courts fined Tsai to pay to her wasn’t quite enough, both filed for appeals.

The district court of Kaohsiung found, that the two had never met physically, that their interactions revolved around “greetings toward elderly”, and that the woman told Tsai, that she was seeing someone else, that it wasn’t like Tsai stated, that they were, dating, didn’t believe Tsai’s claims, and found that Tsai needed to pay the woman $10,000N.T.s, as for the asking of the woman in payment, the original trial already specified the basis for it, tossed back her appeal.

And so, this is how, these online interactions, can get people the wrong ideas, and besides, you should NEVER be sexting other people, because, most of us here (still just, assuming, and yet, I’m still, NO ASShole!), would take it as something OFFENSIVE, so, just don’t do it!  Otherwise, you get SUED for sexual harassment.