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"Nine women in Turkey have been freed from a villa they entered two months ago thinking they were taking part in a Big Brother-style reality TV show.
According to local media, naked images of the women were sold on the internet.
They were also told to fight each other, wear bikinis and dance by the pool, HaberTurk newspaper reports.
They were reportedly made to sign a contract that banned them from any outside contact and ordered them to pay a 50,000 Lira ($33,000, £20,000) fine if they left the show before two months.
The women are said to have realised they were being duped soon after moving into the villa, in the summer resort of Riva on Istanbul's outskirts.
But they were told they would have to pay the fine if they wanted to leave, Dogan reports. "