Facebook affair hoax man drove 400 miles
A man - thinking he was about to have a night of passion - was conned into driving 400 miles by rival football fans.
Stuart Slann, a 39-year-old Manchester United fan, was set-up by two rival Liverpool supporters who he had previously met on a holiday.
Posing on Facebook as a Scottish woman called Emma the prankster pair sent Stuart a series of saucy messages before asking him to meet for a night of passion.
Stuart, who is thought to be married, jumped at the chance to meet 'Emma' and drove from his home in Sheffield to Aberdeen, 400 miles and 10 hours away.
But when he got there, he received a phone call not from a horny Emma, but the two guys who had set him up.
In addition to being 10 hours from home they told him, in their broad Liverpudlian accents, that they had photos he had sent to 'Emma' - including one of him with a vibrator in his mouth.
The pair have now uploaded the pictures to various websites along with a recording of the phone conversation where they tell poor Stu "You've been framed."
Still it could have been worse for the Man U fan, rather than being conned, tricked into driving hundreds of miles, losing his wife and being humiliated on the internet ... he could have found out the woman of his dreams was a City fan.
