They reveal terrifying sexual abuse at one of the world’s largest fast food chains

A policeman started looking “the phone prankster” who deceived the workers McDonald’s to have crazy sex games, the authorities ended up revealing what this maniac was forcing them to do and left the whole population stunned. The victim was an employee of the establishment, still a teenager, who was forced to strip naked, dance naked and even perform a disturbing sexual act, all on the orders of “his boss”. The girl was identified as Louise Ogborn, 18, was nearing the end of his shift at the mount washington branch In Kentucky —located in the southeastern United States— when suddenly the manager Donna Summers he called her into the office.

The horror scene begins for the poor girl

The director had received a phone call from an alleged policeman who was investigating “A thief” who had stolen a customer’s bag. She believed that the description he had given her, for she matched the shy young woman of 18 years who attended church. Following the instructions of the presumed security element, he took Louise Ogborn’s car keys and telephone, before locking her in the office and subjecting the employee to humiliation and abuse. For three hours, Donna Summers did everything “Officer Scott” he told her, even when her demands stopped weirder and twisted.

But it wasn’t a real policeman who was on the phone.

The man nicknamed “caller by strip search” which could be translated into Spanish as “calling stealthily” in reality it was a subject who defrauded nearly a hundred managers of the said establishment for everything UNITED STATES. Their victims are believed to exceed the 70 McDonald’s managers who did not question their bizarre demands, this because it was customary to always respect authority. Now the real crime documentary Pervert: remove caller from strip search -in Spanish Pervert: The Hunt for the So-Called “Strip Search”— delves into the shocking case, in which innocent victims they were stripped of their clothes and forced into despicable sexual games.

The program closely followed today’s incredible efforts Detective Victor Flaherty to catch the culprit, a manhunt that sees him travel thousands of miles to the town of Panama in Florida. Thanks to The Sun’s compilation, the police officer pointed out that:

“All these cases are shocking. The Kentucky case got a lot of notoriety, just because they actually had a video. This is probably the only case of which 18 years later I still remember the details. I still remember talking to victims and you have to understand that I investigated hundreds and hundreds, maybe thousands of cases every day.”

The incident happened in 2004

The traumatic event occurred in 2004 in the entity of Kentucky and the most serious —but at the same time strong to find the culprit— is that it was recorded on closed circuit television (CCTV) from the restaurant office. The terrifying images were shared in the documentary series currently airing on US channels. As seen in the film, as the establishment begins to get busy, the caller tells the donna —the manager— to find someone she trusts to pursue the “investigation”. she calls her fiancé Walter Jr. Nix, which also obeys the instructions of the “Officer Scott”, who understand the command Louisa what is it doing in your lap up and kiss her.

The teenager is then horribly told to show her genitals to the subject to prove that don’t hide the money there. Louisa, visibly in tears, she complies throughout the torture and is shown wiping her eyes. It is also revealed that as the caller’s demands increased, he was ordered to perform oral sex on him. Walter Jr. Nix, to avoid being “punished”. When he thought about why he agreed with the scary games, the teenager explained that she was terrified to lose his job and that they had educated her to obey adults.

“My parents taught me when an adult tells you to do something, that’s what you do. You don’t argue, you listen. Every time Donna walked into the room, I was begging, ‘Get me out of here. ‘here. I did ‘I didn’t do anything.’ My soul has left me. My body and I was numb. I was scared for my life,” said the young woman, who was only 18 at the time, in tears.

For its part, donna says he followed the caller’s instructions because it sounded very authentic. She later explained that when she questioned the requested action, the subject “I always had an answer. Honestly, I thought it was a policeman.” stress. After the incident and according to police reports, Walter Nix Jr ran out of the room and called a friend to tell him that “He had done something terribly wrong.”

“I was asking my manager to describe my body. He even asked me my bra size,” the then-teenager confessed. That’s when I snatched the phone from her and yelled, “How the hell could my bra cup size and all that stuff have anything to do with these $50 allegedly stolen?” ”

Eventually, the young woman was rescued by a colleague who knew she was illegal to undress a minor but he says when he went to the police they told him that the case “It was not a priority for them.”

But there was already someone behind that evil phone

The scale and scale of the problem ultimately chilled authorities who at the time shrugged off the matter, with Police Chief Flaherty beginning to investigate the strip search caller around the same time. after reports of fraudulent calls to restaurants. Boston region. It turned out that more than 70 incidents In 30 states of the United States for a period of 12 years, from 1992.

“At first I thought it was a local problem. When it happened we thought maybe it was someone calling across the street. I think the thing more shocking is that once I worked with the investigation I found out how many of them had happened in the United States and it was a much bigger problem. blew my mind, and they had been going on for a long time and no one had yet identified the perpetrator,” the officer explained.

He took advantage of the rural areas to commit the despicable act

The calls were often made to fast food restaurants in rural areas, but also targeted some grocery stores. Chief Flaherty said that this guy “has caused serious harm to those persons.”, so he had to be caught, and he couldn’t understand “Why didn’t I do it?” The investigations revealed that the cards prepaid phones, called calling cards in UNITED STATES and which were used regularly before cell phones, they were used to make calls. For months, the police element successfully applied for numerous court warrants to find them, eventually discovering that the call came from a payphone in walmart in the town of Panama, Florida.

“I sat there for weeks watching these videos. There were six cameras, but nothing in the logs, flashing every 20 seconds. It was frustrating.”

After grueling work, he finally identified who he thought might be the suspect. Local detectives did not recognize the man but told him the pants he was wearing meant he could be a corrections officer. David Stewart, a father of five, has been accused of orchestrating the bizarre and elaborate hoax. He was arrested and during his interrogation he stated Never I had bought a telephone card. But detectives found one during a search of his home which had been used to call many restaurant last year.

The prison officer – who had been turned down for dozens of police jobs – was extradited to Kentucky, where he pleaded not guilty to charges of impersonating a criminal. policeman and ask for sodomy in case of Mount Washington. In October 2006, a jury found him not guilty and he was acquitted of all charges. The lack of direct evidence as a recording of the appellant’s voice, was cited as a possible reason for the jury to find him not guilty. However, Walter Nix Jr. He was sentenced to five years in prison for his role in the strange bare disc And sexual assault after pleading guilty to these crimes. Donna Summers realized she had been framed, but she was only fired from the spot.

Although the woman was charged with unlawful imprisonment his sentence was one year trial this because of did not admit his guilt but admitted the evidence in the case. Donna Summers and Louise Ogborn had to be treated for a disorder of post-traumatic stress and depression after the incident. Then they complained McDonald’s for failing to warn of previous hoaxes, which…have happened. Since the arrest of David Stewart in 2004, the scam phone calls have stopped.

What are the authorities saying?

Although they do not justify the actions of those involved, the police chief explained that the company follows the instructions of those who claim to be police officers, even today.

“There are hundreds of victims and there are probably more than we know because after they got that phone call they never told the police because they were embarrassed and knew it was a hoax,” Chief Flaherty said. “Back then, most people didn’t question authority. If a policeman told you to do something, you tended to do it.”