A former Cleveland-area attorney accused of hypnotizing women for his sexual pleasure has been charged with kidnapping, sexual battery and gross sexual imposition following an investigation that began last fall. Posted on 08/29/2015 1:46:09 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
A former Cleveland-area attorney accused of hypnotizing women for his sexual pleasure has been charged with kidnapping, sexual battery and gross sexual imposition following an investigation that began last fall.
Michael Fine was taken into custody Friday afternoon and charged with 27 counts before being released on bond, according to sheriff's records.
Police in the northeast Ohio village of Sheffield began investigating Fine after two women told investigators they believed they'd been hypnotized after losing track of time and being unable to recall meetings and phone calls with Fine. Police said they later recorded Fine using explicit language while talking to the women.
Messages seeking comment were left with Fine's attorney, Robert Housel, on Saturday. After details of the accusations became public last November, Housel said that Fine was undergoing medical treatment.
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The lawyer didn’t do it right. If he had instead simply crested a desire in them to want to have sex, he might not have gotten caught. It would have seemed their desire all along.
Not that I’m doing any of this. Excuse me....*runs
It depends how the command is phrased. If the hypnotist just simply commands them, they may not be willing. However, if the hypnotist creates a scenario, husband home from long absence, there would be less resistance.
“I don’t trust “lawyers”.
According to the story, you’ll LOVE ‘lawyer-hypnotists’...
Overdose of Hopium.
Is that some kind of lead-free engine coolant?
haha-— well played
Ohio Ping
Bull squat!
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