Two Nigerian Hackers Samuel And Samson Ogoshi Plead Guilty To Sextortion Ring That Led To The Death Of Jordan DeMay

Two Nigerian hackers, Samuel Ogoshi and Samson Ogoshi, found themselves entangled in a ‘sextortion’ ring that led to the tragic demise of Michigan high school football star Jordan Demay. Pleading guilty after manipulating him into sending compromising photos, their actions shed light on the dark side of cybercrime.The brothers used deceptive tactics to exploit vulnerable individuals, including Jordan Demay, who tragically took his own life after falling victim to their scheme. The hackers preyed on their victims’ fears and emotions, coercing them into sharing compromising images. Samuel Ogoshi, 22, and his brother, Samson Ogoshi, 20 admitted to conspiring to sexually exploit teenage boys two years after the suicide of Jordan DeMay, then 17.Samuel and Samson posed as a woman on Instagram, conned Jordan into sending nude pictures and threatened the teenager to send more money until he killed himself with a gun in March 2022.The Ogoshi brothers face a minimum sentence of 15 years and a maximum of 30 years. The third suspect charged in relation to Jordan’s death, Ezekiel Ejehem is awaiting extradition to the U.S.. ‘I don’t know that there’s any amount of justice good enough for what these two men did to Jordan,’ Jordan’s father, John DeMay,...