Police are tracking down YouTuber “ViktorCrazyTV” who posted a video of himself luring Thai women into taking off their tops in exchange for a fake 100 dollar bill.
Pattaya police are investigating whether the Russian YouTuber, who has 83,000 subscribers, has left the country as they prepare to charge him for using counterfeit money. He may also face other charges under the cybercrime laws for posting the video.
Police are also trying to find the Thai women in the video for questioning, Sanook reported.
In the poorly-titled video, called “ASK GIRLS TAKE OFF ALL CLOTHES FOR MONEY!! HOW MUCH SHOW?!,” the Russian scammer, who labels himself an “artist,” approaches women on the streets of Pattaya, pretends to be American, and asks them to take off their clothes while filming their reaction with a hidden camera.
“I’m from America, you know. I’m from Las Vegas, you know! Just I’m crazy! I just need…put my money off. I’d like to give you 100 dollars if you just take off your bra, right now, right here!” he said in the video.
According to the video, three women fall for the scam and guide the guy into a private area to take their clothes off, while some figured out that he was offering them fake money.
Coconuts reached out to ViktorCrazyTV for comment, we’ll update this story if we get a response.
While some sick people seem to be entertained by this, most comments are negative, even David Bond, the famous American pervert who makes videos on how to bed Asian girls, doesn’t approve.
“[Sic] So basically you’re lying and scamming women into showing you their body and putting it on YouTube. You’re complete scum, 3,500 baht is a lot of money here in thailand. It’s not a joke. Also learn to speak english, your accent makes you sounded retarded,” wrote David Bond.
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