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45 Years is among the barest, most harrowing films any pair of lovers can see. Kicking off the events of the film is the 45th anniversary of married couple Kate and Geoff Mercer, and what occurs on the eve of that celebration. Geoff, played by Tom Courtenay in his career-best, is shocked by an unsettling news the body of Katya, an ex-lover, has been discovered in a melted glacier in the Swiss Alps, where she had fallen in over five decades ago when on a trip with the young Mercer. Playing his wife, Kate, is cinema-great Charlotte Rampling, who firms the film in her hands. Constantine s original 2001 short story, inspired by true and personal events, first appeared in the British magazine,
The fake women are actually men who use fake skin to create a body for themselves online. Police issued the warning to raise awareness about scammers who take compromising naked pictures and videos to blackmail victims. 123rf.com
They say seeing is believing, but that is not necessarily the case if a pretty girl online starts a video chat with you, especially if she asks to have a nude chat.
Police in China have issued a warning about fake women online who use false skin to make themselves appear female and entrap men into removing their clothes and then blackmailing them. Scammers use human skin, breasts and facial features, according to a video warning posted online this month by mainland police.
May 20, 2021
A handout photo. Scammers are using fake skin and faces to impersonate women online to lure men into removing their clothes while secretly recording so they can blackmail victims for money.
South China Morning Post
They say seeing is believing, but that is not necessarily the case if a pretty girl online starts a video chat with you, especially if she asks to have a nude chat.
Police in China have issued a warning about fake women online who use false skin to make themselves appear female and entrap men into removing their clothes and then blackmailing them.
Scammers use human skin, breasts and facial features, according to a video warning posted online this month by mainland police.
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