With the development of science and technology, stealthie technology is becoming more and more advanced under the continuous research of some animals.
But stealtie is limited to hotels, public toilets, etc.
But a woman in Sydney recently found a camera on the toilet`s toilet paper shelf. To scare her into a sweat.
So, who did it?
She thought hard, and after careful investigation, she found that the perpetrator was a carpenter who had worked in her house before!
Yesterday, the man was tried in court., was acciused, while working in the woman`s house, installed a camera in her bathroom for stealthie.
It is reported that the man`s name is James Underwood, 26, is a carpenter, from Seven Hills.
When he admitted to working at a woman`s house on court, he secretly installed a camera in the bathroom for stealthie.
When he came to work at the woman`s house on March 4, he secretly hid a camera in a fake screw, installed it on a toilet paper rack with an electric drill and covered it with tape, police said.
In the next four days, the women were photographed changing clothes, bathing and going to the bathroom!
On March 8, the woman stumbled upon a strange thing in the toilet and looked closely at it as a camera. She was shocked and immediately called the police. After an investigation, the police seized 64 stealthie videos.
James Underwood initially denied it, but then turned himself in.
He explained to the police that he was attracted to the woman and wanted to see her naked.
When asked if he wanted to apologize to the victim, he nodded, but said, "nothing to say, thank you."
I didn`t expect anyone to be so bold that they had cameras in other people`s homes!
We must keep an eye on it, whether it is outside or at home!
