Man uses hidden cameras disguised as clocks to record dogsitter, other women, US cops say


While in Reibel’s home, the woman and her friend discovered hidden cameras in the living room and bedroom where the man had instructed them to sleep, two of which were disguised to look like digital alarm clocks, according to the affidavit. — Photo by No Revisions on Unsplash

An Indiana man is accused of using hidden cameras disguised as alarm clocks to record women in his home without their consent, police said.

Kristan Peter Reibel of Fishers, Indiana, faces two counts of voyeurism after police say he used hidden cameras to record his dogsitter and possibly more women without their knowledge, according to a probable cause affidavit.

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