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Crazy Buckingham Palace naked man video!!!
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Dr. Phil [2/24/2015]: I Believe My Cousin is Squandering Her Inheritance on a Love Scam
Published on 24 Feb 2015
Dr. Phil: I Believe My Cousin is Squandering Her Inheritance on a Love Scam 2/24/2015"I Believe My Cousin is Squandering Her Inheritance on a Love Scam"
February 24, 2015
Sarah, 46, admits she has sent more than $1 million to her boyfriend, “Chris,” whom she met online just over a year ago but has yet to see in person. Sarah’s cousin, Crystal, believes Sarah is being conned into squandering her inheritance. Dr. Phil’s viewers join the effort to help track down the man behind the images of “Chris.” Is this a scam?
- Twice-divorced Sarah met man named Chris Olsen (Jewish???) online 18 months ago
- Said he is from Italy, moved to U.S. 18 years ago, is in Africa for work
- They have never met, he has been in South Africa, Nigeria and Benin
- She has wired him $1.4m for bail, lawyers, lost credit cards, hotel bills
- Sarah told Dr Phil she believes he loves her and will come home
A woman has defended her decision to sent $1.4 million to her online lover in Africa - who she has never met.
Twice-divorced Sarah met Chris Olsen online 18 months ago.
Though
the mysterious man's accent has changed over time, and he keeps asking
for money to be wired to various different countries, Sarah insists she
is '95 per cent certain' that he is telling her the truth.
Despite his numerous attempts to come home so they can be together, she says, he keeps getting arrested on false charges.
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Convinced: Sarah told Dr Phil she still believes in love and is certain her online lover is telling the truth
In an interview with Dr Phil, Sarah explained that they speak for hours on the phone each day.
She
described the moment they met on the internet: 'An attractive person
came on there and said "wow you look like you wouldn't hurt a fly". I
said "wow this guy's really handsome, I can't believe he's talking to
me!"'
He told her he was called Chris Olsen, who hailed from Milan but moved to the U.S. 18 years ago.
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Currently, she says, he is based in Africa on business, and has been for more than a year and a half.
When they met he said he was in South Africa. After a brief stint in Nigeria, he relocated to Benin, Sarah explained.
Within seven weeks of meeting, he professed his love in a gushing email that referred to her as 'Mrs Olsen'.
Romance: She claims they speak for
hours on the phone and though his accent has changed from Italian to
African she has not wavered in her belief that he loves her
And days later, he sent the first of many requests for money.
She
has now sent him $1.4 million in total for hotel bills, calling cards,
lawyers, an expired visa, stolen credit cards, and bail.
Last June, she even had to sell an apartment she owned to wire him $550,000 bail.
However, she believes he is trying his utmost to make it home.
Sarah
concedes that there are suspicious elements to his story: 'When I first
started talking to him,' she told Dr Phil, 'He sounded Italian now his
accent's kind of changed I don't know if he's adapted to where he's
at... in Benin.'
But, she concludes: 'I still believe in love.'
One is not amused! Internet hoaxer posts video of naked man 'escaping Buckingham Palace bedroom window during the Changing of the Guard'
"oh dear! The plot thickens!" S.R.
Published on 27 Feb 2015
Buckingham Palace naked nude man escapes out of window and falls down
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One is not amused! Internet hoaxer posts video of naked man 'escaping Buckingham Palace bedroom window during the Changing of the Guard'
- A video on the internet claims to show a naked man in Buckingham Palace
- The man appears to be climbing down from a window using a bed sheet
- The drama happens during the middle of Changing of the Guard
- After a few feet, the man plummets from his improvised climbing rope
- Buckingham Palace said they do not wish to comment on the video
A
video clip claiming to show a naked man climbing down the facade of
Buckingham Palace on a bed sheet has gone viral on the internet.
The
video show a couple of tourists standing on Constitution Hill, outside
Green Park as the Changing of the Guard is taking place.
As
the video zooms towards Buckingham Palace, it appears as if a naked man
has clambered out of a window onto a bed sheet and attempts to lower
himself to the ground.
These are the amazing scenes as a naked man apparently climbs from the window of Buckingham Palace
The daredevil is making his escape just as the Changing of the Guard is taking place
Two tourists seem almost oblivous to the ongoing drama as they wait for the soldiers to pass by
Despite a naked man just yards away the soldiers seem completely unaware of what is happening over their shoulder.
The man is seen slowly lowering himself down the rope made from bed sheets over the course of several seconds.
However, after about ten feet, the man loses his grip and plummets to the ground some 20 feet below him.
Yet, despite the incident, nobody in the crowd or any of the soldiers appear to react.
However, the 45 second video is believed to be an elaborate hoax.
When contacted, Buckingham palace declined to comment on the video.
The Metropolitan Police said they have not received any reports of a naked man dangling from a Buckingham Palace window.
The
London Ambulance Service said they have not received any calls to treat
a naked man suffering from injuries sustained from a fall from a rope
made of bed sheets.
The video man zooms in as he notices the naked man who has dark coloured hair escaping the window
The man appears to have almost made it as he passes a lower window which has the blinds closed
The man, who appears to be only wearing his left sock, now seems to be in trouble
Shockingly, the man plummets to his doom after he loses his grip on the improvised climbing rope
VIP paedophile ring 'abused teenage boy INSIDE Buckingham Palace and Balmoral Castle'
The boy, then just 16, told how he was the victim of “exploitation of the highest order” - the claims could now be the subject of a police investigation
The lad was also assaulted at the Royal Family’s Scottish retreat Balmoral, according to shocking Home Office files, reports the Sunday People.
In a heartbreaking note, the boy – then just 16 – told how he was the victim of “exploitation of the highest order”.
The chilling claims could now be the subject of a police investigation into historic allegations of child sex abuse in the 1970s and 80s – linked to MPs and powerful figures.
The disturbing account was passed directly to the then Home Secretary Leon Brittan but he ruled it was “not practical” to investigate.
Campaigning Labour MP Tom Watson said: “I’m sure the Palace will want to co-operate with any inquiry.”
A Palace spokesman said: “The Royal Household takes any allegation of this nature seriously and would act to address any specific allegations or investigate specific information.”
She wrote to campaigning MP Geoffrey Dickens, fearing that her son had been groomed by a paedophile ring while working at the Buckingham Palace kitchens.
The boy was 16 at the time, putting him below the age of homosexual consent which was then 21 in England.
In Scotland homosexuality was still totally illegal.
Mr Dickens said at the time: “The boy told his parents he had been sexually abused by members of the Royal Household at the Palace.
“I am concerned the Palace could be part of a chain supplying young men to paedophiles in the diplomatic service.”
A family friend told Exaro: “Things were OK when he first joined the Palace staff.
"After a few months, things started to turn a little strange.”
After what the source described as an “incident” at Balmoral, the royal family’s Scottish home, the boy’s parents were told by a close friend who also worked at Buckingham Palace that their son was being sexually abused there.
The source added: “They got wind of this after an incident at Balmoral when he screamed in the night.”
He told them: “This is something that you should have nothing to do with.”
Reports from the time reveal further details of the boy’s ordeal.
One says his parents discovered a handwritten note from him.
It read: “What Buckingham Palace did for me was exploitation of the highest order.”
The boy’s mother said at the time: “My son was happy and normal until he went there.
"Then he changed completely. He refused to talk to us or discuss what he was up to.”
He added: “In some cases Palace officials were involved.
“Afterwards, the servants got good references to take up posts abroad with wealthy employers.”
According to the Home Office files, the desperate parents wrote to Geoffrey Dickens for help.
The MP raised the mother’s concerns with the Home Secretary in 1983.
But Mr Dickens received a reply saying Leon Brittan felt it would not be practical to carry out a detailed investigation.
He wrote: “I need hardly assure you that the Royal Household is extremely concerned at these unsubstantiated allegations and it is, of course, their policy to take every step to avoid an occurrence of such as is alleged.
Mr Brittan indicated that her son had worked at Buckingham Palace for a year, adding: “It is extremely difficult to comment on the accuracy of the allegations in the letter.”
But an even more chilling development is contained in the files, lending weight to the claims that a paedophile VIP ring was linked to the Palace.
During his time at Buckingham Palace, the 16-year-old was approached by notorious paedophile Sir Peter Hayman and was asked to work for him in Canada, where he was ambassador.
Hayman has been identified as a member of the VIP paedophile ring operating in Westminster and is known to have had royal connections.
The parents never found out how Hayman knew their son.
But the source said: “They knew there was something wrong.”
The parents were so concerned by Hayman’s approach that they attempted to stop their son working for him, the family friend explained.
Exaro has established that the boy’s parents intervened to stop him going to Canada to work for Hayman.
Mr Watson, who has led the campaign for a full-scale inquiry into claims of child sex abuse at the heart of the Establishment, said: “In light of what we now know, any allegation of sexual crimes regarding Peter Hayman should be thoroughly investigated.
“He was protected by the Establishment at the time.
“The full extent of how his conduct was covered up has not been explained.”
But the revelations link Buckingham Palace to a paedophile network of MPs and powerful figures that operated over many years in the UK.
Palace officials have already been linked to the notorious brothel the Elm Guest House in South West London.
Police are investigating archives on Hayman in a bid to find his links to other Establishment paedophiles.
"An abuse survivor, known as “Nick” to protect his identity, named one of his many VIP attackers as Hayman.
Nick picked Hayman out from a collection of pictures that Exaro showed to him, placing him at abuse parties with other paedophiles.
An appendix to a review by the Home Office last year reveals one of their missing files was called: “Sir Peter Hayman (1980-81 Papers Ex-Diplomat’s Intriguing Private Life).”
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TURKEY
Love conquers court: Man fined over ‘I don’t love you’
The verdict was for a divorce case involving a couple who sought damages for insults they hurled at each other. A local court in the southeastern province of Şanlıurfa looked into claims that the husband often fled home and did not care for his ailing wife.
The court ruled for rejecting payment of compensation to the woman as she was "at fault" as well in terms of insulting her husband.
The wife had claimed that her husband told her, "You don't have a right to speak. I don't love you," leaving her "emotionally wrecked." The husband in turn said his wife constantly "cursed" him.
She appealed to a local court's ruling and took the case to the 2nd Department of Supreme Court of Appeals. The top court ruled that the woman should be paid compensation as she was "subject to emotional violence" since her husband said, "I don't love you."
The Supreme Court of Appeals said in its preamble to the verdict that the husband's wrongdoing weighed more than the wife as he failed to treat his wife well and care for her along with emotional violence by his statements. The court ordered the lower court to issue another ruling on the case.
Emotional or psychological violence, which is more difficult to prove than physical violence, often goes unpunished, although it may carry a prison term of up to three years based on courts' separate interpretation of such cases.
Prevalence of domestic violence gained notoriety in Turkey when the many murders of women by their spouses found a wider coverage in the media in recent years. A report from the Family and Social Policies Ministry shows that four in every 10 women in Turkey are subjected to physical and sexual violence by their husbands, fiancés or boyfriends at least once in their life. The report said that over 17,000 women applied for police protection against abusive spouses in 2014.