Sexual Fantasy Gone Wrong: Australian Man Intrudes Into The Wrong House

An Aussie man and his associate hired to intrude into the house to complete the sexual-fantasy - He was hired for $5,000 by the client - The two men later realized that they intruded the wrong house and apologized - He is not found guilty
June 5, 2020
Sexual-Fantasy Turned Wrong When A Hired Australian Man Intruded Into A Wrong Home
Sexual-Fantasy Turned Wrong When A Hired Australian Man Intruded Into A Wrong Home

A sexual fantasy went wrong when two men with machetes entered the wrong house in New South Wales, Australia (the state that contains Sydney). 

A knife-toting Australian was hired to break into the house, tie up the client, and stroke him with a broom. Unfortunately, he broke into the wrong house, according to this article in the Bangkok Post.

“It was a commercial agreement to tie up and stroke a semi-naked man in his underpants with a broom”, Said Leroy’s lawyer.

On Sunday morning, last July, Terrence Leroy and an associate entered into a rural home armed. Then they started to carry out the sexual fantasy organized on Facebook, according to the SCMP (the South China Morning Post, a Hong Kong newspaper).

“Bugger off, it’s too early,” said the unsuspecting resident. He initially mistook the intruders for a friend who had come over to make a coffee, as reported.

He then turned the lights on and found the intruders holding large knives next to his bed. He then told them that he is not the man he thought he was. The two intruders apologized, shook the man’s hand and left, according to the court documents published earlier this month.

Later, the two men along with the driver headed to the correct address. The man was found not guilty of all charges, as told by reports.

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