THE Guyanese named in the TnT Mirror two weeks ago on how a male masseur had performed sordid sex acts on a homosexual judge, has come out to reveal the true story.

The woman, who denies that she runs a massage shop, said the judicial officer had responded to an advertisement in a daily newspaper (Personals column -- Male Escorts) looking for an orgy with two robust African men.

According to the woman, the judge agreed to pay $1,500 for the session.

He went to a house in Champ Fleurs on Carnival Saturday evening to play his own mas.

But he did not realise he was walking into a “trap” as the two homosexuals had planned to give him a “rub” down rather than engaged in sex.

The sexy woman related that after the judge stripped himself naked in the room, one of the homosexuals nicknamed “Tony”, secretly started taking pictures of the judicial officer in various acrobatic positions with the homo kissing his penis.

When they announced they wanted money and the judge suspect it was now a conspiracy, he said: “Don’t mess with me, I’m a judge.”

He begged for the pictures not to be shown to anyone because he had a wife and could be embarrassed due to the position he holds.

The judge must now be thanking his lucky stars he was not involved in any sexual acts, since one of the homos is said to be infected with the HIV disease.

The “bandits” then took his credit cards including a Gold Card and demanded the pin numbers for the ATM machine.

One of the men left and withdrew more that $3,000 while his colleague kept an eye on the judge.

The scared judge promised not to report the matter.

Over the next three days, the men withdrew more than $75,000 from the judge’s account.

The woman explained that one of the two homos, who is a friend, had borrowed her camera which had about eight “shots” left on the film.

“When he returned the camera, I took out the film to develop it because I had taken some pictures of myself,” she explained.

She said when the police held her on Ash Wednesday in connection with a report of extortion, she had the film in her purse.

“The police officer took the film and said he would develop it to see if it had anything to do with my case,’ she added.

She is claiming that the officer, who is attached to the St. Joseph Police Station, made several prints of the judge in the room.

“When I came out of prison (she is facing criminal charges) on bail after spending 28 days behind bars, he told me that he gave the pictures to the higher authorities,” the woman related.

She said she has been asking him for her personal pictures, which he said he has at his home.

The woman said the officer has been harassing her since then for a statement about the affair with the judge.

“I was not involved; what the police asking me?

“Let them ask the macumere men (homos),” she said.

She reported the matter to the Superintendent of police at the Tunapuna Station.

The woman has identified the car the judge was driving when he came to Champ Fleurs and the license plate.

“But if the story is true, where was the judge security?

“Did he breach his security arrangement?” one concerned police officer asked.

Judges are given round-the-clock police security and questions are asked how did he drive to Champ Fleurs alone.