Make me think twice, no. But I sure as hell feel bad for those girls.
And to all you creeps who are making crass remarks about how you can't wait for the videos to come on youtube or some other website so that you can perv over them-- I can't really think of only one thing to say to you that conveys my utter disgust and disappointment, so I'm going to simply tell you that you ought to really think about what you're saying.
Foreign Exchange Students Find Hidden Cameras in Apartment: Does This Make You Think Twice About Studying Abroad?
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2011/07/27 20:19:58
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Living abroad is a challenging experience for anyone, but for college students studying in a foreign country is a great way to get out and experience other parts of the world before joining the workforce.
But two Bulgarian students got way more than they bargained for while studying abroad in Florida.
Vanya Amokovareva, 22, and Ralitsa Dzhambazova, 23, were disgusted to find that what initially appeared to be a security system in their Tampa apartment turned out to be surveillance cameras.
What, they don't have those in Bulgarian apartments?
When the two women realized what was going on, they immediately covered the cameras with tape and contacted police.
According to the New York Daily News, there were cameras installed in every room of the apartment where the women had already been living for three months -- including the bathroom, where a camera was aimed at the shower.
A police report noted, "These cameras at first glance appeared to be motion detectors for an alarm system or smoke detectors. Detectives will attempt to determine if the system has been active."
Amokovareva told a Tampa television station quite simply, "I'm feeling very bad."
We don't blame her, but since it's still unclear whether anyone was actually spying on them through the cameras, we hope things get cleared up before they end up on the Internet.
But two Bulgarian students got way more than they bargained for while studying abroad in Florida.
Vanya Amokovareva, 22, and Ralitsa Dzhambazova, 23, were disgusted to find that what initially appeared to be a security system in their Tampa apartment turned out to be surveillance cameras.
What, they don't have those in Bulgarian apartments?
When the two women realized what was going on, they immediately covered the cameras with tape and contacted police.
According to the New York Daily News, there were cameras installed in every room of the apartment where the women had already been living for three months -- including the bathroom, where a camera was aimed at the shower.
A police report noted, "These cameras at first glance appeared to be motion detectors for an alarm system or smoke detectors. Detectives will attempt to determine if the system has been active."
Amokovareva told a Tampa television station quite simply, "I'm feeling very bad."
We don't blame her, but since it's still unclear whether anyone was actually spying on them through the cameras, we hope things get cleared up before they end up on the Internet.
Read More: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/2011/07/2...
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Yuki ~ ♦Lion King of PHÆT♦ 2011/07/28 00:13:06
You can even have spycams in Pens and some keychains..
Oh if you ever want to study in holland my place is open, No camera's guaranteed and no nasty stuff either ;)(my gf will make sure of that XD)
Well, I'll take your word for it :)
The first clue for these ladies should have been when they rented the apartment for $50 a month and all the other ones where going for $750 a month.
Just kidding.