Sexual relationship, a Illawarra woman who met an online sugar father at her mother`s home, tried to blackmail the sugar father during the relationship, the Daily Telegraph reported. The woman is now jailed for at least a year.
Heins (Shannon Haynes) met a 37-year-old victim at Seeking Arrangements, a sugar dad dating site, last October.
Heinz uses the name "SexySienna BlondeBabe" to chat with the man and agrees to provide sugar baby services, which men pay 1000 yuan a week.
But soon, the price was reduced to 300 yuan.
The man met with Heins at his mother`s home in Fernhill, where he put the agreed 3 million on the table at the head of the bed. The two began to have sexual relationship, but stopped when Heins asked for more cash.
The sugar father rejected the request of 28-year-old Haines, who called his friend Sullivan (Michael Sullivan), and said the man would not be able to leave the house.
As the victim was dressed and ready to leave, Mr. Sullivan and another friend, Justin Diaz, came in with a small ax.
The man refused to pay and said he had only 300 yuan. Sullivan then beat him on the head.
The man said he would go to the ATM to withdraw the money, but went straight to the police after going out.
Heins was sentenced to 20 months in prison on Wednesday, 12 months without parole. Sullivan and Diaz pleaded guilty to intentional injury and use of weapons and will be sentenced next month.
Heinz`s defense, lawer, said she did contact Sullivan and Diaz for help, but she didn`t know they would show up with a small axe.
"in that case, she was, in a sense, a helpless victim, and she didn`t know it was going to happen."
While prosecutors Jacqueline Azard agreed, she said Heins had not prevented the two men from attacking the sugar father.
"it was like a trap, and she called for backup. She didn`t do anything when she saw the axe, which was a terrible situation for the victim."
In a letter to judge, Heins showed regret for his actions, saying that "I am now a change person in a better direction."
But judge Stoddart said he was sceptical about the possibility of Heinz`s rehabilitation, given her role in criminal activity. Heins had a history of violence crime before.
"this is a very serious crime, and in my opinion, Heins plays a very important role in it."
Judge Stoddart rejected lawer`s view that Heins should serve his sentence in the community and eventually sentenced him to 20 months in prison, 12 months without parole.
Including the time he has served his sentence, Heins will be able to apply for parole by October 11 this year.
Sullivan and Diaz will be sentenced next month.
