Refresser ring: Tax advisor loses 42,000 euros to criminals!

Refresser ring: Tax advisor loses 42,000 euros to criminals!

shocking case of blackmail in the district of tax advisors! An employee who came into contact with prostitutes was the goal of brutal blackmail. A total of 42,000 euros flowed into the pockets of the perpetrators who had pretended to be Mafia members last night! An unexpected and terrifying drama developed when the tax advisor was caught between his own fears and the incessant money claims. At first the criminals demanded 500 euros, but that was just the beginning. Just half an hour after the first payment, they demanded an additional 1,500 euros, and the pressure rose immeasurably!

The accused, a plasterer with a criminal past - 23 criminal records and five open probations - saw his chance of getting money quickly and was not afraid to pronounce brutal threats. Plans for the raids were forged full of panic and despair. Throughout the time, the tax advisor even turned to the accounts of his children to fulfill the demands. Finally, he should compile 100,000 euros - an unimaginable pressure that led to a burning act of despair!

The cruel reality of the extortionists

The court learns about the intimidating threats through a comprehensive confession of the accused: "Fuck your money. Your wife should know what kind of bastard you are," the rip -off introduced himself unabashedly. In order to put an end to the horror scenario, the victim only turned to the police after over 40,000 euros. The extortionists were ultimately arrested before a money was handed over. The verdict is not yet final, but the danger into which those affected have gotten shook!

In order to regret his offense, the plasterer was sentenced to three years in prison and must be accommodated in a withdrawal clinic. Desperation, attacks and the call for help in a desperate appeal for therapy - the dark position of the accused reveals the destructive potential that is in such a blackmail case. It remains to be seen how this will continue to affect those affected.