An Australian man who’d been hired to carry out a stranger’s home-invasion sex fantasy — but who showed up, machete and rope in hand, at the wrong house — has been acquitted of all charges. The man was found not guilty of intimidation and weapons charges in what the judge noted was an unusual mistaken identity case. He had been hired on Facebook by a customer who wanted to be tied up “and have a broom handle rubbed around his underwear,” the report said.
The customer had been willing to pay more than $3,000 if it was “really good,” the judge noted. Unfortunately, the man ended up at the wrong house holding machetes at the wrong man’s bedside. In his reasons for the acquittal, the judge said there was a reasonable possibility that the man entered the house as part of a lawful plan to carry out a sexual fantasy.
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Check out more about a man with a machete acquitted in a sex fantasy gone awry: https://nypost.com/2020/05/28/australian-man-acquitted-in-sexual-fantasy-identity-mix-up/
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