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DAbout three years ago, I found myself at a massage parlour in Delhi. Honestly, I had all but forgotten about it until recently. A few days back, someone reached out claiming they had a compromising video of me – one that apparently ends with a “happy ending.” To be fair, my memory is fuzzy. I’ve developed a bit of a habit of dropping into parlours during business trips, so I can’t exactly rule it out.
Now, they’re dangling this footage over my head, threatening the usual blackmail routine. I’m not exactly losing sleep over it – I’ve already got a few wild videos floating around online, so public shame isn’t a major concern.
Here’s where it gets tricky: they don’t actually know who I am. The only info they have is a fake name and a burner phone number I gave them. No personal details, no ID. Just that video where, quite clearly, the masseuse is very willingly and deliberately offering those “extras.”
My payments were always in cash, so there’s no paper trail, no receipts.
I’m wondering about the legal angle now. If I choose to escalate this and file a case, could they turn around and accuse me of something serious – like molestation or a sexual offence? Even though it was consensual, and I did pay (though without proof), does that still expose me to any criminal liability?
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CAsk them to pay you compensation for the crime of shooting your intimate videos without permission. Also for attempts to blackmail, and extortion.
If they refuse file a police complaint.
Note that before filing a police complaint, try to collect as much evidence as possible, such as phone numbers, Videos, Chats, Bank accounts, etc.
Most victims don’t do this due to fear of public shame. Since you don’t have such concerns you can turn the tables on them.
One of my friends did this successfully in Pune pre covid. It was from Lodge employees.
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LWon’t the police book you first for availing such illegal services? Asking because someone I know got trapped in similar shit.
Wonder how many of the people suggesting you a police complaint are lawyers here.
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LNot when it is pimped. The parlor In this case is facilitating the deed. It is definitely illegal. Also doing one business with another registration is illegal too.
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NUnless its a woman asking for the same advice lol. I said what I said.
People would have been quick to call her randi, so this is a randwa.
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Dis you face visible in the video? in the video are you seen handing over cash? , if not , i dont see any legal implications against you. if you want to report it you can, but i will advice that you record all the evidence of blackmail, if there are messages , save them , if its by call, record it.
also on call dont ever agree that its you in the video, say that isnt you and you never visited.
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UBurner phone, payments in cash, no paper trails, no ID. Who are you OP? 😅
If they can’t implicate you in anything just give them middle finger n ask them to fuck off. Why do you want to take it to Indian courts? Drag yourself into a spiral which who knows will drag you to what. Moreover they will all know about all those business trips of yours 😉 and then what’s the point in doing all these shit all this while, secret service agent style!
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