Bengaluru ‘Geyser Camera’ viral video was fake: It was just a cover-up for an affair, say police
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The incident occurred late on Friday night, when the group of men cornered the motorist on a road in Electronics City, first reported by TOI. One of the men held the motorist by the collar and explained to the onlookers, “This person fitted a camera in the geyser at a home and was blackmailing the woman from that house, threatening her with nude videos and pictures.” A woman, in her 20s, wearing a mask, confirmed these accusations, which only fuelled the public’s anger. She followed the crowd’s urging and struck the man with her slippers.
The police arrived shortly after the crowd alerted them to the scene. They took the accused man, the woman, and others involved to the local police station for further questioning. At first, officers expressed scepticism, questioning the credibility of the camera-in-geyser claim. One officer remarked, “How could a camera survive in a geyser's heat?” The man, in turn, denied the allegations, stating that the charges were false.
The Truth Begins to Surface
As the investigation progressed, the police began to sense inconsistencies in the testimonies from both the man and the woman. The officers separated the individuals for further questioning. A woman officer privately spoke to the alleged victim, who then revealed a completely
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