For the victim, he played a whole chemical experiment
23 thousand dollars — this was the proceeds of a native of Cameroon, who performed rituals to increase money in Moscow. The man demonstrated outstanding acting skills.
Photo: pixabay.com < p>As it became known to MK, while living in the capital with his sister, an African in need of money decided to make money in some unusual way. And together with his acquaintance from France, he chose as a way … business rituals to open his own business. They first lured the victim to a hotel room on Bakhrushin Street, where the sly man told the victim that he was taking money, adding chemicals, and after a while the papers turned into real cash. After that, the magician took a dollar out of his pocket and placed it between two black pieces of paper, similar in size to banknotes. He put all this on foil, put on medical gloves, sprinkled powder on the paper, sprinkled it with some kind of chemistry, wrapped it up and injected some substance into the bundle with a syringe, then put it on the floor and crushed it with his foot. Six minutes later, the magician explained that the chemical processes had begun, the black pieces of paper had absorbed the properties of the original bill and they needed to be bleached and ironed. After the manipulations, a native of Cameroon gave the victim three hundred-dollar bills and offered to check their authenticity at the bank.
Of course, in fact, the man just slipped real money during the trick and gave it to the guest. However, this made such an impression on him that at the next meeting with the magician, he brought $ 23,300 to “breed”. Having completed the ceremony with the money, the magician said that the bills should be left under pressure for 37 hours, after which he would bleach them with another chemical agent. During this time, the swindler changed money to ordinary black paper and was like that.
At the request of the victim, the guest from Cameroon was detained. By the way, earlier he had already served a term of three years in places not so remote for the same fraudulent tricks.
