I know it’s partly my own fault, but please advise me.
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A video of me, with my face exposed, was uploaded showing me being involved in group sex.
I was offered ¥500,000 per meeting and agreed to the group sex and video recording. I had been told beforehand that there would be multiple people, but when we went to a villa, there were more than 10 men. Each of them ejaculated inside me at least three times, and some also penetrated me anally. The video was then uploaded with my face clearly visible.
During the encounter, I may have had something put in my drink. I became dazed partway through and could no longer resist. The acts were so rough that I suffered a perineal tear, and I’m still receiving treatment a month later.
I want to claim compensation for my medical expenses and the costs of having the video removed, but I don’t know whom to consult. Please tell me where I should seek advice.
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Teramoto from Universe’s Shibuya branch here as well.
That must have been extremely frightening.
To put it simply, please consult the police.
Time is passing while you’re thinking, “What should I do?” If you feel emotionally ready, I personally recommend contacting them as soon as possible.
I hope things work out in a way that honors your wishes.
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Wouldn’t it be better to report it to the police first rather than contact a lawyer?
Even if it was described as a group encounter, I doubt there was any agreement that would allow conduct severe enough to cause injuries. Wouldn’t that simply constitute assault causing bodily harm?
Even if it was supposedly an adult video shoot, there’s no way injurious acts would be acceptable, and everything that’s off-limits is supposed to be confirmed in detail beforehand. After filming, the video apparently cannot be released for four months as a cooling-off period for the woman. If they claimed it was an adult video shoot, they clearly didn’t follow the required procedures; if that wasn’t the premise, then it’s a crime for an entirely different reason.
I assume you know their contact information and so on, but if you’ve confirmed that the video was uploaded, the people involved should be identifiable through the account that posted it. In any case, the main perpetrator will probably be arrested quickly. The question is how many of the people who participated in the group encounter can be identified and charged.
Compensation and other damages would be a civil matter, separate from the above. But since this is fundamentally a criminal case, I think you should properly pursue that first and then discuss the civil aspects with a lawyer.
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That sounds scary. You really need to be careful with offers that seem too good to be true.
As Seattle-san said, you should consult a lawyer. I wonder if this could fall under the AV New Law? Good luck.
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Try searching on Bengoshi.com. You may be able to get a brief free consultation for the first session, so ask about your prospects before formally hiring a lawyer.
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