A Japanese man is facing two years in prison for secretly filming more than 1,000 women at a hot spring through a homemade rock camera.
A Japanese man is facing two years in prison for secretly filming more than 1,000 women at a hot spring through a homemade rock camera made from clay and plastic.
Not only did he admit to creating a spy camera meant to look like a rock out of plastic and clay, he also used a telephoto lens on a camera to photograph 44 people, including women in the hot springs and while changing clothes.
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