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Genius believed he was going to meet Denise Milani who wanted him. Then this happened...

A brilliant physicist currently languishing under house arrest in Buenos Aries after being found guilty of smuggling two kilos of cocaine into the country has admitted his large ego played a key role in his tragic fall from grace.

Paul Frampton, a distinguished professor of physics and astronomy, has spent most of the past 30 years as a professor at the University of North Carolina. But British-born Frampton’s life took a unexpected turn in November 2011 when he started an online relationship with someone he thought was Denise Milani, a Czech model and former Miss Bikini World. After meeting via an online dating site and despite never having ever spoken to her, Frampton, 68, became convinced that they would marry and start a family.

The unlikely scenario of a glamorous model falling for an aging academic clearly has all the hallmarks of a honey trap, but to a lonely old man who had got divorced three years earlier the relationship seemed very real to Frampton. Academic friends warned Frampton about what he was getting into, but as the professor himself admits he rarely pays attention to the opinions of others.

‘He told me to look her up on the internet,’ his old friend John Dixon told The New York Times. ‘I thought he was out of his mind, and I told him that. "You’re not talking to the real girl. Why would a young woman like that be interested in an old guy like you?” But he really believed that he had a pretty young woman who wanted to marry him.’

When The New York Times asked Frampton what made him think that Milani was interested, he replied, ‘Well, I have been accused of having a huge ego.’

Friends say Frampton was extremely inexperienced with women and could therefore have been easily duped by whoever was posing as Milani. He was already 50 when he married his wife Anne-Marie Frampton. The pair divorced in 2008 and remain friends, she has described him as a very good scientist, but with the emotional age of a 3-year-old. 

As Frampton's online relationship with Milani blossomed, she invited him to finally meet her in La Paz, Bolivia, where she was doing a photo shoot.

When Frampton arrived in La Paz he was greeted with a message that his supposed girlfriend had had to leave for another photo shoot in Brussels, but she promised to send him a ticket. The couple keep regular online contact and eventually a ticket arrived to take him to Buenos Aires, with the promise that a ticket to Brussels would follow. Milani simply asked one favor of Frampton – that he bring her bag which she had mistakenly left in La Paz.

Despite the mounting evidence that he was being set up as the victim of some scam, Frampton agreed to her request and once again refused to listen to the advice of his friends. While still in Bolivia, Frampton exchanged messages with his old friend John Dixon. ‘I said: “Well, inside that suitcase sewn into the lining will be cocaine. You’re in big trouble,” said Dixon recalling their conversation.

Nine days after he arrived in Bolivia, Frampton met with a man who handed over Milani’s bag. Frampton had been expecting a designer label and was so surprised by the non-descript black suitcase with wheels he was handed instead. He was even more surprised to find that it was also empty. He wrote to Milani, but she quickly wrote back that it had great ‘sentimental value’ to her.

The next day Frampton flew from La Paz to Buenos Aires, where he waited for another two days for his ticket to Europe to arrive. With no sign of a ticket to Europe and after being away from home for 15 days, Frampton decided it was time to return to North Carolina. But rather than leave the bag behind, he decided to take it with him. That way, he reasoned, Milani could come and collect it from him. Then just as his friends had warned, Frampton was arrested when he checked the bag in at the airport and he was charged with transporting two kilos of cocaine into the country.

The professor was taken to Devoto, a dilapidated old prison where he was forced to share one large room with 80 other men accused of drug dealing or smuggling. Frampton admits it was a month into his prison stay before his fellow prisoners managed to convince him that the woman he thought he’d been in touch with all this time had probably been a man impersonating her.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2290804/I-huge-ego-How-lauded-physicist-68-fell-victim-honey-trap-believed-dating-bikini-model-doing-time-drug-smuggling-South-America.html#ixzz2N6jpCrpu
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'Jewell said:
Genius believed he was going to meet Denise Milani who wanted him. Then this happened...

A brilliant physicist currently languishing under house arrest in Buenos Aries after being found guilty of smuggling two kilos of cocaine into the country has admitted his large ego played a key role in his tragic fall from grace.

Paul Frampton, a distinguished professor of physics and astronomy, has spent most of the past 30 years as a professor at the University of North Carolina. But British-born Frampton’s life took a unexpected turn in November 2011 when he started an online relationship with someone he thought was Denise Milani, a Czech model and former Miss Bikini World. After meeting via an online dating site and despite never having ever spoken to her, Frampton, 68, became convinced that they would marry and start a family.

The unlikely scenario of a glamorous model falling for an aging academic clearly has all the hallmarks of a honey trap, but to a lonely old man who had got divorced three years earlier the relationship seemed very real to Frampton. Academic friends warned Frampton about what he was getting into, but as the professor himself admits he rarely pays attention to the opinions of others.

‘He told me to look her up on the internet,’ his old friend John Dixon told The New York Times. ‘I thought he was out of his mind, and I told him that. "You’re not talking to the real girl. Why would a young woman like that be interested in an old guy like you?” But he really believed that he had a pretty young woman who wanted to marry him.’

When The New York Times asked Frampton what made him think that Milani was interested, he replied, ‘Well, I have been accused of having a huge ego.’

Friends say Frampton was extremely inexperienced with women and could therefore have been easily duped by whoever was posing as Milani. He was already 50 when he married his wife Anne-Marie Frampton. The pair divorced in 2008 and remain friends, she has described him as a very good scientist, but with the emotional age of a 3-year-old. 

As Frampton's online relationship with Milani blossomed, she invited him to finally meet her in La Paz, Bolivia, where she was doing a photo shoot.

When Frampton arrived in La Paz he was greeted with a message that his supposed girlfriend had had to leave for another photo shoot in Brussels, but she promised to send him a ticket. The couple keep regular online contact and eventually a ticket arrived to take him to Buenos Aires, with the promise that a ticket to Brussels would follow. Milani simply asked one favor of Frampton – that he bring her bag which she had mistakenly left in La Paz.

Despite the mounting evidence that he was being set up as the victim of some scam, Frampton agreed to her request and once again refused to listen to the advice of his friends. While still in Bolivia, Frampton exchanged messages with his old friend John Dixon. ‘I said: “Well, inside that suitcase sewn into the lining will be cocaine. You’re in big trouble,” said Dixon recalling their conversation.

Nine days after he arrived in Bolivia, Frampton met with a man who handed over Milani’s bag. Frampton had been expecting a designer label and was so surprised by the non-descript black suitcase with wheels he was handed instead. He was even more surprised to find that it was also empty. He wrote to Milani, but she quickly wrote back that it had great ‘sentimental value’ to her.

The next day Frampton flew from La Paz to Buenos Aires, where he waited for another two days for his ticket to Europe to arrive. With no sign of a ticket to Europe and after being away from home for 15 days, Frampton decided it was time to return to North Carolina. But rather than leave the bag behind, he decided to take it with him. That way, he reasoned, Milani could come and collect it from him. Then just as his friends had warned, Frampton was arrested when he checked the bag in at the airport and he was charged with transporting two kilos of cocaine into the country.

The professor was taken to Devoto, a dilapidated old prison where he was forced to share one large room with 80 other men accused of drug dealing or smuggling. Frampton admits it was a month into his prison stay before his fellow prisoners managed to convince him that the woman he thought he’d been in touch with all this time had probably been a man impersonating her.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2290804/I-huge-ego-How-lauded-physicist-68-fell-victim-honey-trap-believed-dating-bikini-model-doing-time-drug-smuggling-South-America.html#ixzz2N6jpCrpu
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Wow, looks like Mantei Teo actually got off easy...
 
'Jewell said:
Genius believed he was going to meet Denise Milani who wanted him. Then this happened...

A brilliant physicist currently languishing under house arrest in Buenos Aries after being found guilty of smuggling two kilos of cocaine into the country has admitted his large ego played a key role in his tragic fall from grace.

Paul Frampton, a distinguished professor of physics and astronomy, has spent most of the past 30 years as a professor at the University of North Carolina. But British-born Frampton’s life took a unexpected turn in November 2011 when he started an online relationship with someone he thought was Denise Milani, a Czech model and former Miss Bikini World. After meeting via an online dating site and despite never having ever spoken to her, Frampton, 68, became convinced that they would marry and start a family.

The unlikely scenario of a glamorous model falling for an aging academic clearly has all the hallmarks of a honey trap, but to a lonely old man who had got divorced three years earlier the relationship seemed very real to Frampton. Academic friends warned Frampton about what he was getting into, but as the professor himself admits he rarely pays attention to the opinions of others.

‘He told me to look her up on the internet,’ his old friend John Dixon told The New York Times. ‘I thought he was out of his mind, and I told him that. "You’re not talking to the real girl. Why would a young woman like that be interested in an old guy like you?” But he really believed that he had a pretty young woman who wanted to marry him.’

When The New York Times asked Frampton what made him think that Milani was interested, he replied, ‘Well, I have been accused of having a huge ego.’

Friends say Frampton was extremely inexperienced with women and could therefore have been easily duped by whoever was posing as Milani. He was already 50 when he married his wife Anne-Marie Frampton. The pair divorced in 2008 and remain friends, she has described him as a very good scientist, but with the emotional age of a 3-year-old. 

As Frampton's online relationship with Milani blossomed, she invited him to finally meet her in La Paz, Bolivia, where she was doing a photo shoot.

When Frampton arrived in La Paz he was greeted with a message that his supposed girlfriend had had to leave for another photo shoot in Brussels, but she promised to send him a ticket. The couple keep regular online contact and eventually a ticket arrived to take him to Buenos Aires, with the promise that a ticket to Brussels would follow. Milani simply asked one favor of Frampton – that he bring her bag which she had mistakenly left in La Paz.

Despite the mounting evidence that he was being set up as the victim of some scam, Frampton agreed to her request and once again refused to listen to the advice of his friends. While still in Bolivia, Frampton exchanged messages with his old friend John Dixon. ‘I said: “Well, inside that suitcase sewn into the lining will be cocaine. You’re in big trouble,” said Dixon recalling their conversation.

Nine days after he arrived in Bolivia, Frampton met with a man who handed over Milani’s bag. Frampton had been expecting a designer label and was so surprised by the non-descript black suitcase with wheels he was handed instead. He was even more surprised to find that it was also empty. He wrote to Milani, but she quickly wrote back that it had great ‘sentimental value’ to her.

The next day Frampton flew from La Paz to Buenos Aires, where he waited for another two days for his ticket to Europe to arrive. With no sign of a ticket to Europe and after being away from home for 15 days, Frampton decided it was time to return to North Carolina. But rather than leave the bag behind, he decided to take it with him. That way, he reasoned, Milani could come and collect it from him. Then just as his friends had warned, Frampton was arrested when he checked the bag in at the airport and he was charged with transporting two kilos of cocaine into the country.

The professor was taken to Devoto, a dilapidated old prison where he was forced to share one large room with 80 other men accused of drug dealing or smuggling. Frampton admits it was a month into his prison stay before his fellow prisoners managed to convince him that the woman he thought he’d been in touch with all this time had probably been a man impersonating her.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2290804/I-huge-ego-How-lauded-physicist-68-fell-victim-honey-trap-believed-dating-bikini-model-doing-time-drug-smuggling-South-America.html#ixzz2N6jpCrpu
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Wow
 
I know this is blasphemy, but they're too big.

Yeah, I said it. Gorgeous girl with a great body otherwise, but her cans are just absurd. Its too much.

:unsure:

 
'TLEF316 said:
'Apple Jack said:
'TLEF316 said:
I know this is blasphemy, but they're too big.Yeah, I said it. Gorgeous girl with a great body otherwise, but her cans are just absurd. Its too much. :unsure:
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Way too much. No thanks.
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Don't get me wrong, I'd cut off a pinkie finger to get some of that. Just saying there is a point when boobs are TOO big. She's past that point for me.
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I wouldn't lift a finger to get some of that. There are attractive women right down the street who aren't horribly disfigured.
 
'Apple Jack said:
'TLEF316 said:
'Apple Jack said:
'TLEF316 said:
I know this is blasphemy, but they're too big.

Yeah, I said it. Gorgeous girl with a great body otherwise, but her cans are just absurd. Its too much.

:unsure:
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Way too much. No thanks.
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Don't get me wrong, I'd cut off a pinkie finger to get some of that. Just saying there is a point when boobs are TOO big. She's past that point for me.
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I wouldn't lift a finger to get some of that. There are attractive women right down the street who aren't horribly disfigured.
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I went ahead and fixed it for you. We all know what you meant.
 
'parasaurolophus said:
'Apple Jack said:
'TLEF316 said:
'Apple Jack said:
'TLEF316 said:
I know this is blasphemy, but they're too big.

Yeah, I said it. Gorgeous girl with a great body otherwise, but her cans are just absurd. Its too much.

:unsure:
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Way too much. No thanks.
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Don't get me wrong, I'd cut off a pinkie finger to get some of that. Just saying there is a point when boobs are TOO big. She's past that point for me.
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I wouldn't lift a finger to get some of that. There are attractive women right down the street who aren't horribly disfigured.
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I went ahead and fixed it for you. We all know what you meant.
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Good one.
 
'offdee said:
Word on the street she's big in the fitness competition scene these days. Less about het boobs and more about her abs...http://www.google.com/search?q=denise+milani+fitness&hl=en&safe=off&client=safari&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=XrM8UZWhGeKy0QG7moHIDg&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1024&bih=644
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Oh Dear Lord!!!!
 
'offdee said:
Word on the street she's big in the fitness competition scene these days. Less about het boobs and more about her abs...http://www.google.com/search?q=denise+milani+fitness&hl=en&safe=off&client=safari&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=XrM8UZWhGeKy0QG7moHIDg&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1024&bih=644
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:eek: :excited:
 
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Like i said earlier in the thread, very pretty face. But the boobs are cartoonish and these abs aren't helping. I'd rather not feel like i'm having sex while laying on a waffle iron

 
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