Editors charged over stolen Israeli celebrity sex photos

Haaretz: Stolen photos of celebrity sex romp land editors in jail.

Two magazine editors were arrested yesterday on suspicion of obtaining stolen nude photographs of two celebrities with the intention of publishing them. The photographs were scheduled to appear next month in the first edition of a new gossip and entertainment magazine called Jorah (filth).

In the middle of April the apartment of one of the two celebrities was broken into and the camera with pictures of him having sex with other celebrities from the television and cinema world was stolen.

A few days ago the man received a letter telling him that the pictures, which were in the camera, are in Jorah's editorial offices in Tel Aviv, and that the magazine intended to publish them.

He complained to the police on Sunday, telling them the newspaper had pictures of him and his girlfriend, a well-known actress and model, engaging in sexual intercourse. Police searched the magazine's offices and found the alleged photos, which had been stolen from his apartment.

This article doesn't identify the celebrities, noting that the "court banned the release of the well-known couple's names and any identifying details."

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