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Employé administratif à l'université de Surrey, l'homme britannique Karl Woodgett (37 ans) a développé un business assez pervers : il offrait des diplômes (faux) à des femmes contre des sessions de fessées dans un hôtel! Le pervers fétichiste qui avait une préfèrence pour les femmes noires, prétendait que ces sessions spéciale fessées entraient dans le cadre d'une "étude sur le management de la douleur"!
Le pervers est désormais ruiné, personnellement et professionnellement, puisque viré de l'université, divorcé et humilié.
University registrar 'gave fake degree certificates in return for spanking sessions'
A university registrar, Karl Woodgett, handed out fake degree certificates to black African women in exchange for spanking sessions to satisfy his sexual desires, a court heard.
The 37 year-old sent an email asking for participants in a ''pain management study'' before taking the Cameroonean women to a hotel where he filmed himself spanking and caning them.
He paid Elsie Neh and Mbone Kemba and offered the two women forged university degree certificates in return for sexual favours in a hotel room.
Woodgett, former registrar at the University of Surrey and the University of Bath, had already perfected the system with his ex-wife and her relatives.
He was yesterday handed a nine-month prison sentence, suspended for one year, and ordered to complete 200 hours of unpaid community work.
Woodgett pleaded guilty to conspiracy to make false instruments, namely university degrees, and two counts of possessing articles for the use of fraud, namely two bogus degree certificates from the University of Bath.
Sentencing him at Bristol Crown Court, Judge David Ticehurst said: ''This was a clear breach of trust by you, Mr Woodgett.
''It goes to the root of what universities are about and if they have administrators such as you who are prepared to falsify documents then the whole point of that purpose is undermined.
''You have already suffered immense personal loss as a result of your actions. You have lost your job, career, professional reputation and your marriage.''
Woodgett worked at the University of Surrey, which incorporated Farnham and Roehampton Universities, until May 2007 when he became registrar at the University of Bath.
He first began to falsify documents for the relatives of his Cameroonean ex-wife Delphine Kah, 31, while he worked at the University of Surrey.
Delphine Kah also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to make false documents and was handed a four-month prison sentence, suspended for one year.
James Ward, prosecuting on behalf of the UK Border Agency, said: ''He did not want Kah for sex but to indulge his spanking fetish with her because she had a black bottom.''
Emails uncovered later by Kah's employers discovered that Woodgett had sent her long lists of possible degrees from the University of Surrey and asked her to choose the desired course for her family members' bogus degrees.
Woodgett asked Kah to find other potential candidates for bogus degree certificates and established a price structure ranging from £500 for a 2.2 undergraduate degree to £1,000 for a Masters qualification with distinction.
In emails discovered later the pair joked that this new enterprise would be named: ''Karl and Kah's Crooked Certificates''.
James Ward, prosecuting, said: ''This was the start of a mail order business run along the lines of a fast food takeaway where customers recorded their orders with a number.''
Woodgett borrowed a colleague's login details for a degree database and managed to slip in bogus names to be approved by senior officials at the University of Bath's 'senate' meetings.
He then managed to extort degree blank degree certificate papers from colleagues by telling them that he was conducting a review of how certificates were printed.
During 2008 he enlisted two Cameroonean women from Bath, Elsie Neh and Mbone Kemba, to participate in a ''pain management study'' at a hotel in Bath.
He filmed their spanking and caning sessions, which were consensual, and paid the women for their time.
But he later discussed the possibility of paying them with bogus university degree certificates to advance their careers - which were later found on his computer during a police investigation.
James Ward added: ''To satisfy his sexual nature he introduced himself as 'Dave' and told them he was conducting a 'pain management study'.
''He took Elsie to a hotel in Bath where various things took place of a sexual nature which he told her were for carrying out research.''
The UK Border Agency were alerted to the case in the fear that it could operate as a sophisticated immigration threat.
Judge Ticehurst added that Woodgett, who now lives in Kent, was the sole carer of his two-year-old daughter from another relationship and was in danger of going bankrupt.
source : Daily Telegraph
Karl Woodgett : "Sérieux, ai-je vraiment la tête d'un pervers?"
Le pervers est désormais ruiné, personnellement et professionnellement, puisque viré de l'université, divorcé et humilié.
University registrar 'gave fake degree certificates in return for spanking sessions'
A university registrar, Karl Woodgett, handed out fake degree certificates to black African women in exchange for spanking sessions to satisfy his sexual desires, a court heard.
The 37 year-old sent an email asking for participants in a ''pain management study'' before taking the Cameroonean women to a hotel where he filmed himself spanking and caning them.
He paid Elsie Neh and Mbone Kemba and offered the two women forged university degree certificates in return for sexual favours in a hotel room.
Woodgett, former registrar at the University of Surrey and the University of Bath, had already perfected the system with his ex-wife and her relatives.
He was yesterday handed a nine-month prison sentence, suspended for one year, and ordered to complete 200 hours of unpaid community work.
Woodgett pleaded guilty to conspiracy to make false instruments, namely university degrees, and two counts of possessing articles for the use of fraud, namely two bogus degree certificates from the University of Bath.
Sentencing him at Bristol Crown Court, Judge David Ticehurst said: ''This was a clear breach of trust by you, Mr Woodgett.
''It goes to the root of what universities are about and if they have administrators such as you who are prepared to falsify documents then the whole point of that purpose is undermined.
''You have already suffered immense personal loss as a result of your actions. You have lost your job, career, professional reputation and your marriage.''
Woodgett worked at the University of Surrey, which incorporated Farnham and Roehampton Universities, until May 2007 when he became registrar at the University of Bath.
He first began to falsify documents for the relatives of his Cameroonean ex-wife Delphine Kah, 31, while he worked at the University of Surrey.
Delphine Kah also pleaded guilty to conspiracy to make false documents and was handed a four-month prison sentence, suspended for one year.
James Ward, prosecuting on behalf of the UK Border Agency, said: ''He did not want Kah for sex but to indulge his spanking fetish with her because she had a black bottom.''
Emails uncovered later by Kah's employers discovered that Woodgett had sent her long lists of possible degrees from the University of Surrey and asked her to choose the desired course for her family members' bogus degrees.
Woodgett asked Kah to find other potential candidates for bogus degree certificates and established a price structure ranging from £500 for a 2.2 undergraduate degree to £1,000 for a Masters qualification with distinction.
In emails discovered later the pair joked that this new enterprise would be named: ''Karl and Kah's Crooked Certificates''.
James Ward, prosecuting, said: ''This was the start of a mail order business run along the lines of a fast food takeaway where customers recorded their orders with a number.''
Woodgett borrowed a colleague's login details for a degree database and managed to slip in bogus names to be approved by senior officials at the University of Bath's 'senate' meetings.
He then managed to extort degree blank degree certificate papers from colleagues by telling them that he was conducting a review of how certificates were printed.
During 2008 he enlisted two Cameroonean women from Bath, Elsie Neh and Mbone Kemba, to participate in a ''pain management study'' at a hotel in Bath.
He filmed their spanking and caning sessions, which were consensual, and paid the women for their time.
But he later discussed the possibility of paying them with bogus university degree certificates to advance their careers - which were later found on his computer during a police investigation.
James Ward added: ''To satisfy his sexual nature he introduced himself as 'Dave' and told them he was conducting a 'pain management study'.
''He took Elsie to a hotel in Bath where various things took place of a sexual nature which he told her were for carrying out research.''
The UK Border Agency were alerted to the case in the fear that it could operate as a sophisticated immigration threat.
Judge Ticehurst added that Woodgett, who now lives in Kent, was the sole carer of his two-year-old daughter from another relationship and was in danger of going bankrupt.
source : Daily Telegraph
Karl Woodgett : "Sérieux, ai-je vraiment la tête d'un pervers?"
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