ELVIS
02-27-2004, 09:48 AM
February 27, 2004 (http://www.local6.com/news/2876599/detail.html)
Young men attending sex parties in Orlando, Fla., were reportedly drugged and injected with tainted blood inside a man's garage, according to a Local 6 News report.
Authorities arrested Mark Randall, 45, earlier this month for allegedly trafficking 48 grams of methamphetamine.
After an investigation, authorities determined that Randall was reportedly having sex parties in the garage of his home at 211 E. Kaley St. and possibly injecting the men with blood.
According to court records, four witnesses said "Randall lured subjects to his residence via the Internet for the purpose of sex and once they were at his residence he would get them high" with drugs.
The report also said Randall had a sex harness in the garage and "once the subjects were in the harness, Randall and other participants would have sex with them and videotape them."
Then, "Randall would inject the subjects with the syringes of tainted blood."
Investigators said Randall's garage was wired with video cameras and more than 100 videotapes were confiscated from the structure.
Several syringes were also taken filled with blood, Local 6 News reporter Louis Bolden reported.
Many of the men lured to the garage were apparently juveniles, according to the report.
The confiscated syringes are being tested to determine whether they contain HIV-positive blood, according to the Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation.
The U.S. Attorney's office has asked local law enforcement officers not to make comments to the media about the case, Local 6 News reported.
:elvis:
Young men attending sex parties in Orlando, Fla., were reportedly drugged and injected with tainted blood inside a man's garage, according to a Local 6 News report.
Authorities arrested Mark Randall, 45, earlier this month for allegedly trafficking 48 grams of methamphetamine.
After an investigation, authorities determined that Randall was reportedly having sex parties in the garage of his home at 211 E. Kaley St. and possibly injecting the men with blood.
According to court records, four witnesses said "Randall lured subjects to his residence via the Internet for the purpose of sex and once they were at his residence he would get them high" with drugs.
The report also said Randall had a sex harness in the garage and "once the subjects were in the harness, Randall and other participants would have sex with them and videotape them."
Then, "Randall would inject the subjects with the syringes of tainted blood."
Investigators said Randall's garage was wired with video cameras and more than 100 videotapes were confiscated from the structure.
Several syringes were also taken filled with blood, Local 6 News reporter Louis Bolden reported.
Many of the men lured to the garage were apparently juveniles, according to the report.
The confiscated syringes are being tested to determine whether they contain HIV-positive blood, according to the Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation.
The U.S. Attorney's office has asked local law enforcement officers not to make comments to the media about the case, Local 6 News reported.
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