Strip Club Patrons Being Blackmailed

By Crowdability, on Friday, February 26, 2016

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Strip Club Patrons Being Blackmailed

NBC News reports that dozens of strip club patrons have been told that their lives will be destroyed unless they pay a $2,000 ransom. “We know what you did.”

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