WZEN-073 — A Certain Woman's Self-Inflicted Suffering 02

"Imitation is not creating something by yourself, but copying something that has already been made." This is a perfect phrase for this photographer. This photographer is a copycat man who is currently filming videos that are popular in the underground area. The popular videos are videos in which he finds the woman he is after on the street, follows her, puts drugs in her drink, puts her to sleep, and does XXX. He is a terrible man who takes advantage of the weakness of girls who are in financial trouble on SNS, takes them to his house under the pretense of drinking at a table, puts drugs in her drink, puts her to sleep, and films videos of him doing XXX. I understand the desire to copy popular videos, but it is hard to understand his reason for going out of his way to copy this video, so why did he decide to make a copy of this video? Was it just a way to make money? However, even if you copy a popular video and make it, there is no guarantee that it will sell, and the content of the video also carries the risk of being caught if it is discovered. When you watch this man's videos, it doesn't seem like he is just filming to make money. I think it's a man who is usually ignored by women, who uses SNS to easily call girls, finds a way to do it without resistance, and films it. I don't know how much money is being made from this video, but it's definitely a risky act. I think it's shocking for people overseas to see that this kind of thing is happening in Japan, but it's also shocking for me, who lives in Japan. It's scary to think that this kind of thing is happening behind the scenes on a daily basis, just because I didn't know about it until now. I think there was no such thing as a myth of safety in Japan to begin with. I have one question. That is, I wonder why so many girls are being targeted, but this has never been reported in the news or become a crime. Every time, the video given to me by the cameraman only shows the act, and nothing afterwards, so I couldn't look into it. It would be quicker to ask directly from the person, but I'm afraid to ask, and I don't think I need to dig that deep. But what is the situation like after the camera's record button stops? Is it a miracle that no problems have arisen so far, or is it a carefully planned act? The fact that this cameraman can easily call girls and r** them shows that to him, girls are not people but just objects. That's why he can do this without any emotion. I can't sympathize with this cameraman, who can only release his twisted sexual desire by doing this, and I think it's a terrible act, but I'm also helping to sell this cameraman's videos just for the sake of quick money, so I'm still helping with the crime. This time, six girls are targeted. He targets female college students who are in financial trouble, dental hygienists, and plump-assed call girls who he calls to his house. I think he is prepared to become a case by calling a call girl to his house and having sex with her. It is a terrible act to take advantage of a woman's weakness and target cute girls. However, I think this video is exciting for people in the same situation as this cameraman. I'm also wondering how long I will continue this job with the risk of being caught.