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was it hidden in the contract? just curious the extent of the lying.
My understanding is the girls are told that the videos will go in some wealthy dude's private collection or something like that. No one reads contracts.
"They were promised that the footage would go straight to DVD for wealthy buyers in other countries, in particular Australia and New Zealand, where the defendants come from."
This is a cautionary tale in the world we live in today: Once something is recorded, it could be anywhere. Even without willful intent on the part of the owner, phones get lost or stolen, old hardware gets sold on ebay, cloud accounts get compromised, etc.
Have fun, but be careful.
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I mean, I anecdotally feel like a majority of people watch porn now-days, so not really a heartbreaking retort.
I’ve always wondered about that stat. What does “watch porn” mean? 1x a year? 1x a month? 1x a week? I think people assume the rate is higher than it really is.
I am sure you can find enough people in the world who would voluntarily do this without coercion. Getting people drunk in another city/state (?) and coercing them to do something else is rape territory, and I hope everyone involved faces criminal justice for that
It's strange that the site is still up? I'm not visiting but, but how can there be civil and criminal charges and the site is still up...
(no disrespect intended to the victims in this story when I say this) This is a cautionary tale in the world we live in today: Once something is recorded, it could be anywhere. Even without willful intent on the part of the owner, phones get lost or stolen, old hardware gets sold on ebay, cloud accounts get compromised, etc. Have fun, but be careful.
was it hidden in the contract? just curious the extent of the lying.
My understanding is the girls are told that the videos will go in some wealthy dude's private collection or something like that. No one reads contracts.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
My understanding is the girls are told that the videos will go in some wealthy dude's private collection or something like that. No one reads contracts.
That seems to echo exactly what is stated in the article. "They were promised that the footage would go straight to DVD for wealthy buyers in other countries, in particular Australia and New Zealand, where the defendants come from."
My wife fell victim to this before we met. I'm curious how we'd go about filing a case against the website. I send a message to the FBI a few years ago and never heard anything.