Super plagiarist caught
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
A 47-year old Greek man has been arrested and charged for selling university essays, assignments and dissertations through Facebook.
The extent of the network the man had established astounded police, who say that at least 108 teachers, postgraduate students and university lecturers were writing academic work on demand at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
The 47-year old had also established a web site offering further assistance to students. Greek police confiscated his computer and all files. Police believe that at least 200 people used his services.
What remains to be seen is what university authorities with those caught plagiarizing through the culprit's services
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