[jackson22]

This is why you should never threaten to blackmail anyone.
The victim can contact the FBI, and they will investigate.

"Mirella Dzioba, Michigan Mom, Arrested In Alleged $250,000 Sex Extortion Plot

Mirella Dzioba faces extortion charges in an alleged plot to extract a quarter-million dollars in "hush money" from a Michigan businessman.

An ex-model and real estate assistant is accused of running an extortion scam in which she allegedly threatened to share sexually suggestive text messages with a Michigan businessman's wife if he did not hand over $250,000.

According to an FBI affidavit obtained by The Smoking Gun, Mirella Dzioba, a.k.a. Mirella Moore, was arrested Monday and faces felony charges. The 33-year-old Bosnian emigre met her 61-year-old victim after a real estate closing in July, and subsequently met with him on several occasions.

The documents charge that Dzioba, a mother of three, flattered her victim and told him that she “enjoyed ‘strong’ men speaking to her in a sexual manner." After the victim left several sexually suggestive voicemails on Dzioba's voice mail, the former model texted the victim “what could fairly be described as suggestive photographs” of herself, according to the affidavit.

According to The Smoking Gun, Dzioba's Facebook page, which has since been deactivated, was "stocked with glamour shots." One photo published by the website shows Dzioba taking a "selfie" in a low-cut red dress, but it is unclear if that photo was sent to the victim.

After the victim hesitated to give Dzioba $1,400 to supposedly pay for a computer and classes, she allegedly threatened to call his wife. Once the victim agreed handed over the money, she demanded $250,000.

“If u think u can shut me up with 1400$ u r mistaken," Dzioba allegedly texted the victim. “All u got to do is pay and no one will ever know. Ever.”

The documents state that those communiques were soon accompanied by late-night phone calls. Afraid that things were out of control, the victim contacted the FBI and eventually negotiated to pay Dzioba $100,000 in $5,000 installments.

The FBI monitored a meeting in which the victim paid Dzioba $4,800 provided by agents last Tuesday. In the meeting, documents state, the woman demanded that additional money be paid by the end of the week.

If convicted, Dzioba could face up to five years in prison.

In contrast to the Dzioba case, high-profile "sextortion" crimes that have made news in recent years tend to have involved teens that have posted nude or near-nude photos of themselves on the Internet, only to be contacted by pornographers demanding additional or more explicit content.

But no matter what the crime, technology and sex can make for combustible situations. In August, a California prosecutor was questioned in connection with an arson at the home of his paramour, a former paid escort. Investigators cited racy texts sent to the woman by the prosecutor as a possible motive in the case."

[-Olympus]

This is a very informational thread,but I don't think that someone from HF will ever blackmail for 250.000$ and the feds wont move a finger for 100$,so yeah...

EDIT:Here is the article.Dang shes one good looking hoe'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...naire.html

[jackson22]

Who knows what the magical $$$ amount is that will spur an investigation by the FBI or police... 🤨

[PhantomElite]

Blackmailing isn't necessary when eWhoring.

[kenzeeman]

Incorrect. This is why you should take necessary steps to protect yourself when you are blackmailing. I guarantee this lady has no idea what she was doing. It's important as fuck to use a VPN. In extreme cases, where you blackmail for $1000+, I recommend parking a van outside a coffee shop and using their WiFi + a VPN + a proxy. The feds can't track you if you do that, so I highly recommend everyone takes the necessary precautions when blackmailing.
I don't condone blackmailing, just saying that if you are going to do it, take the precautions.

EDIT: Also this dumb bitch made cell-phone contact with the victim. Again, she has no idea what she was doing. This isn't even eWhoring, to be honest.
Now, I'm ready for all the elitists to jump on my back.

[JrgX]

The cruelest thing you could ever do to somebody is blackmail them.

[kenzeeman]

The cruelest thing you could ever do to somebody is blackmail them.

That's a bit of an overstatement. I can name 20 things more cruel than blackmail.

[JrgX]

That's a bit of an overstatement. I can name 20 things more cruel than blackmail.

It depends what they are being blackmailed about.

[nicksaban1]

Stupid blondes. Asking for such a large amount was her undoing. All she had to do was string him along like a sugar daddy, and he would have paid her bills. But threatening to blackmail him backfired on her.

[Chrazy]

Incorrect. This is why you should take necessary steps to protect yourself when you are blackmailing. I guarantee this lady has no idea what she was doing. It's important as fuck to use a VPN. In extreme cases, where you blackmail for $1000+, I recommend parking a van outside a coffee shop and using their WiFi + a VPN + a proxy. The feds can't track you if you do that, so I highly recommend everyone takes the necessary precautions when blackmailing.
I don't condone blackmailing, just saying that if you are going to do it, take the precautions.

EDIT: Also this dumb bitch made cell-phone contact with the victim. Again, she has no idea what she was doing. This isn't even eWhoring, to be honest.
Now, I'm ready for all the elitists to jump on my back.

Dude stop it. A VPN isn't going to protect you. It's very easy to trace a money line

[JrgX]

Incorrect. This is why you should take necessary steps to protect yourself when you are blackmailing. I guarantee this lady has no idea what she was doing. It's important as fuck to use a VPN. In extreme cases, where you blackmail for $1000+, I recommend parking a van outside a coffee shop and using their WiFi + a VPN + a proxy. The feds can't track you if you do that, so I highly recommend everyone takes the necessary precautions when blackmailing.
I don't condone blackmailing, just saying that if you are going to do it, take the precautions.

EDIT: Also this dumb bitch made cell-phone contact with the victim. Again, she has no idea what she was doing. This isn't even eWhoring, to be honest.
Now, I'm ready for all the elitists to jump on my back.

Have you ever heard of a mac address? There are several others ways to track down somebody.

[Sʜᴀᴅᴏᴡ Rᴇᴀʟᴍ]

Have you ever heard of a mac address? There are several others ways to track down somebody.

Idiots these days.

MAC Address are like fingerprints, If a cop rocks up looking for your fingerprints your fucked already

[kenzeeman]

Dude stop it. A VPN isn't going to protect you. It's very easy to trace a money line

A VPN alone? No, that won't protect you. Too bad that's not what I said. I suggested a bunch of other shit on top of that and installing an anonymous OS like TAILS would also be ideal.

[Thayer]

First of all nothing will make you fully anonymous online.

Secondly , people are capable of doing some really messed up things. I see no difficulty in someone demanding for a quarter million dollars.