They recorded hundreds of couples during sex in hotels in South Korea and broadcast them live over the Internet.

Some 1,600 people were victims of a network that secretly registered couples having bad in temporary shelters in South Korea and disseminated the images on the Internet. This is the latest scandal regarding the use of hidden cameras in the Asian country, which faces the phenomenon "molka", as they call the use of spy cameras to secretly film women in places such as public toilets , transport or office.

In early March, the South Korean police arrested four men, two of them on remand, charged with install cameras in 42 rooms of about 30 hotels, save about 800 couples who have bad and distribute the content on a website more than 4000 subscribers, indicated the newspaper Chosun.

The tiny cameras, very difficult to detect with the naked eye, were hidden in televisions, wall plugs or hair dryer racks and "the majority concentrated towards the bed"Except in a few cases where the devices were apparently moved when cleaning the rooms," said a researcher at the website. Newsis.

According to investigators, criminals have won $ 6 million with the Web, where subscribers could watch live to couples by "streaming". In addition, they made short clips with the "best moments".

A person came to the website and informed the cybercrime unit of the South Korean police, which closed the site.

According to the police, the videos were not filtered from the site. Agents also recommended users of temporary shelters turn off all the lights, turn on the flashlight of the cell phone and explore the room in search of small lightning (the reflection of the goal).