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|pokefun| Kinda funny that Useless takes issue with the swinger part, but not the cum in the eye part.
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My neighbor pays people all the time just to watch them fuck. I've sat in on a few viewings. Kind of boring if you ask me but then I sell porn for a living.
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If we just want to swing and not worry about "content", we NEVER mention our site. Because even if we are not taking pictures, as soon as they hear we have a site they want nothing to do with us. :( There are alot of swingers that are lawyers, doctors, teachers and other professional where discreetion isn't only desired it is REQUIRED for job security. As you know in this day and age of the internet, it is way too easy for them to be discovered. |
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An earlier story on it told more. What they did was paid a girl to have group sex at a private party to see if she'd be good for filming in a movie.
Thats the prostitution.. and the rest was more than likely tacked on to see if it will stick. |
I've been away but have a read a bit. So the site is down 100% now? I guess I better yanks some links? Is that what people are doing?
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A little naive there I think. Outside of certain parts of California, shoots are considered prostitiution, as it is sex for money- camera or no camera. Using prostitution to commit further offenses constitutes racketeering, which falls under the RICO act. RICO in turn allows the authorities to seize all assets without due process. Kinda hard to pay your lawyers, let alone affiliates this way. Furthermore, paying the model's travel expenses violates the MANN act, because they are transporting people across state lines to commit indecent acts (white slavery laws) The only thing they're missing (at this point) is IRS and a way to tie it into the Patriot Act. This is a very serious case, with ramifications for everyone in the US who shoots content. I suspect it will set an important precident in the industry. Those boys were doing the same things that dozens of other US companies do all the time. Hopefully this will inspire them to clean up their own acts. Regardless, it hits very close to home, and if any industry related case needs our close attention (and support), I think this one is it. |
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Well here's some more details, with a comparison to an older California case. and a comment by Larry Walters.
It's People Vs. Freeman, Florida Style http://www.avnonline.com/index.php?P...tent_ID=270764 |
I dont think that it stems from paying someone to perform in a real shoot, or porn movie. The thing went down when they were paid to have sex at a private party that was not filmed. That was from the informant. So it could be bad for them, but not bad for porn producers in general (which I think is what people should probably hope for? I dunno)
Again it was laid out a bit better in the original article. They arrested them after the informant told them about the private party evidently. That one is going to stick unless the informant was/is a total unbelieveable flake on the stand I guess. |
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For anyone who is interested, it looks like the sites are back up.
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Do they teach U.S. law in Canada? They certainly don't teach it here. ;) |
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hehe- We are innundated with US news and culture up here. Most Canadians are more familliar with US laws and politics than their own. |
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:D equals Chop is joking around. If I offended any of you Northerns go get fucked or smoke a joint and protest something. Emma, certainly I would not want to offend you as I have a trip planned for you. |
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