Lindsay Lohan is being blackmailed for nude pictures, work files and "private correspondence" with other stars that were on her stolen laptop. TMZ says Lohan is terrified that unreleased naked photographs will be leaked online, along with "private correspondence" from celebrities like Woody Allen and Lady Gaga. 

Radar Online alleged that the thieves who stole Lindsay's computer logged into her Twitter account and tweeted "someone has stolen my computer at the airport".

"Mean Girls" star Lindsay Lohan was in China to accept a Sohu Fashion Achievement Award. Lohan recently announced that she's writing a tell-all book based on journal entries she made when she was in court-ordered rehab last year. 
Lindsay Lohan is being extorted over her stolen laptop and the blackmailers are using Lindsay Lohan's own stolen laptop to do it. Lindsay Lohan's Twitter pleas came from her own computer. The thieves were just trying to get Lindsay's attention. They're using embarrassing photos to extort Lohan.

According to RadarOnline.com the thieves who stole Lindsay Lohan's laptop from a Shanghai airport on Tuesday logged into her Twitter account and tweeted "someone has stolen my computer at the airport."

The media then reported that Lindsay Lohan has been frantic since the tweet.

Now insiders say those Twitter messages didn't come from Lindsay, they came from the people who stole Lohan's computer.

One of Lindsay Lohan's close friends told RadarOnline "It's an extortion plot, plain and simple. They were able to access her computer immediately."

Lindsay's friend said the thieves already contacted Lohan to demand money in exchange for the lost laptop. The thieves say the laptop contains naked photos of Lindsay and correspondence between Lohan and notable Hollywood names.

Lindsay's management has allegedly been trying to "wipe the computer remotely, but they have not had any luck... yet."

It was reported that Lindsay Lohan took to Twitter to offer a reward for her lost laptop. And then took it down. Lindsay says her laptop was stolen while she was at the airport in China. According to TMZ, Lohan is worried that the laptop contains nude selfies as well as other personal shots of stars.

On Monday, Jan. 6, Lindsay Lohan's laptop was stolen in a China airport. Lohan said it was a "bummer to go home without it." Lohan offered a reward for its safe return via Twitter. She's offering "Whatever it takes" to get it back.
Lohan tweeted "It was great to be in China and I want to thank everyone for their hospitality, however someone has stolen my computer at the airport ... offering a reward for anyone who can retrieve and return it, bummer to go home without it."

The Twitter posts has since been taken down.

This isn't the first time Lohan has been the victim of theft. Lindsay's home in Hollywood Hills was ransacked by the infamous "Bling Ring" burglars. A film starring Emma Watson was made out of it.

Lindsay Lohan was in China to attend the Sohu Fashion Achievement Awards in Shanghai. The laptop was stolen on Monday. On Tuesday, Lohan wrote that it was stolen and offered the reward. A day before the event, Lohan uploaded a photo of herself with a group of friends while they were drinking at a bar.

According to TMZ, Lindsay Lohan is concerned that the laptop contains naked images of the star. TMZ writes that the photos were from various shoots that were never supposed to be released.
TMZ also reported that Lindsay claims she has "private correspondence" from other celebrities such as Woody Allen and Lady Gaga. She wants to keep these private.