Man in Suzuka offered 9 million yen for his semen, conned out of 38 million yen
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It was just too good to be true.
Despite constant efforts by police and government organizations in Japan, the wave of “special fraud” (tokushu sagi) seems to continue unabated. And as the years go by, the tactics employed by these thieves seem to constantly evolve from pretending to be an elderly person’s son to pretending to be Mick Jagger or an astronaut in orbit.
One would think the more outlandish these premises get, the less likely they are to succeed, but they do time and time again. Jus
Despite constant efforts by police and government organizations in Japan, the wave of “special fraud” (tokushu sagi) seems to continue unabated. And as the years go by, the tactics employed by these thieves seem to constantly evolve from pretending to be an elderly person’s son to pretending to be Mick Jagger or an astronaut in orbit.
One would think the more outlandish these premises get, the less likely they are to succeed, but they do time and time again. Jus
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