magpan

No, there is definitely some laughing going on. And, I think that the OP's point is that maybe it's a bit early to jump in and join the chorus (though maybe he could have said it a bit better). Let the investigation take its course, see what they find. You never know --- the female involved might be broke, or maybe she's on drugs, and looking for enough money to 'hit a fix' or 'live easy' for the next year (or 2, or 5). She might have lied through her teeth to get on that shoot for $500 --- which, when I was 17, was a lot of money. I'm not advocating anyone's cause here --- I'm merely saying that law enforcement and DoJ has a lot of work to do yet and they are VERY capable (do not EVER doubt this). And, anyone with a bit of maturity and a small amount of common sense will keep their 'yaps' shut until we hit insurmountable evidence against 'Dirty D,' the trial finishes up, and people are behind bars, serving their sentences. At that point, cue laughter, throw vegetables, call 'Tyrone,' whatever...

That said, if he knew --- I hope that he burns in hell, since I hate 'these people.' On the other hand, if this is an attempt to 'get paid,' well, it is nothing short of 'abuse of the system' and the female in question will likely face perjury charges. My biggest question about all of this is this (and, fuck, I'll say it): If she was 'forced back into the booth' to perform, then there is (obviously) a forcible confinement / kidnapping charge on the way. If that was the case, and she 'escaped,' why did it take so long to report this to the appropriate authorities?

By experience, life is short and there is no shortage of 'questionable personalities' on this planet. And, the motive in many instances, such as this, is usually money. No matter which way you look at it, HIGR is finished, as is 'Dirty D' (which a lot of people are cheering as they read this). But, the law is the law for a reason; let them do their jobs and then we'll judge.

My only, folks.