GEMAS: A Felda settler who made recordings of his sexual acts with a woman for his “own viewing pleasure” is in big trouble after the clips were widely circulated and ended up in the hands of the police.
The 52-year-old settler and his “partner”, a 21-year-old woman, were arrested by police and are expected to be charged in the Sessions Court and Syariah Court soon.
The man had sought the help of a 21-year-old friend to record the sexual acts in a hut in a rubber plantation at Felda Jelai 3 early last month.
The friend used his mobile phone to record the deed.
The recordings, under the title “Budak Jolai” (Budak Jelai), were circulated via Bluebooth and multimedia messaging service (MMS) to almost every settler in Felda Jelai 3 who had a mobile phone.
There were three recordings showing the man having sexual intercourse with the woman, believed to be from Felda Jelai 4.
The man had allegedly paid the woman RM20 to buy a prepaid reload card for her mobile phone as “payment” for her role in the 10-minute recording.
In the recording, the cameraman could be heard referring to the “main actor” as “pakcik” and instructing him what to do and what positions to take.
The woman was seen leaving the “set” abruptly midway through the final recording session as she was allegedly “bored” with the “main actor” who was more than twice her age.
According to sources, several shocked Felda settlers lodged a report as they were ashamed that such an incident could occur in their community.
A team from the Gemas police station detained the two “actors” from their respective homes in Felda Jelai 3 and 4 on May 26.
Also detained was the cameraman from Felda Jelai 3.
Sources also said that upon questioning, the 52-year-old told police that it was the first time he had sexual intercourse with a woman.
Tampin acting district police chief Deputy Superintendent Mohd Isa Ujang confirmed the arrests.
“They have been questioned and will be charged soon,” he said.
Meanwhile, several Felda settlers said they were very upset with the incident as it had tarnished the image of Felda settlers.
“We are shocked that such a thing happened right under our noses.
“Now everyone is talking about it and it is most embarassing,” said one of the settlers, who did not want to be identified.
Info : New Straits Times
