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The richest woman in Germany gets seduced by a Swiss gigolo while away at a luxurious spa. As she carries on the affair, hiding it from her husband and children, the gigolo schemes with his Italian accomplice, who secretly films the lovers from a hotel room next door. The gigolo begs the unfaithful woman to give him $10 million to pay off a fictitious Mafia boss. Once she does, he demands more, or else he will reveal the evidence of her infidelity to the world. No, this tale is not taken from a trashy romance novel, but from a German courtroom.

Yesterday, Helg Scarbi, who's known as the "Swiss Gigolo" was sentenced to six years in jail, after blackmailing Germany's wealthiest woman, Susanne Klatten, and a list of other uber-rich lovers.

Klatten is the reclusive heir to the BMW fortune. She decided to come forward to authorities about the blackmail, and risk embarrassment. Because the seductive swindler confessed, he received six years, instead of 10. Does that sounds like a fair sentence to you?

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I'm a big fan of drinks that have Baileys as one of their ingredients. Baileys on the rocks is amazing, but Baileys mixed into a cocktail is even better. While looking for a good Baileys drink to share with you, I stumbled across this delicious sounding recipe that I had never heard of before called BMW. At first I thought there must be a mistake, a BMW is a car not a cocktail, but further research proved it is a both an automobile and an after dinner dessert drink. It's easy to remember, simple to make, and sure to wow your friends with your bar-tending abilities. A BMW is equal parts Baileys, Mailbu, and Whiskey. I'll definitely be trying out this cocktail tonight. For the recipe, read more