Nbcnews South Korean Man Sentenced for Online Blackmail and Sexual Exploitation
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A 33-year-old South Korean man, Kim Nok-wan, received a life sentence for operating an online blackmail ring that sexually exploited or abused 261 victims, including over a dozen minors. The Seoul Central District Court deemed his crimes severe enough to warrant permanent isolation from society, also sentencing 10 accomplices to prison terms of two to four years.
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