Joe Francis still locked up? - GoFuckYourself.com

DatingGold · 04-14-2007, 10:50 AM

the guy get out yet?

Splum · 04-14-2007, 10:51 AM

He is fucked.

Timmy_29 · 04-14-2007, 10:56 AM

Ya he's pretty screwed. He has the tax evasion thing going on and now the bribery charges. The guard is a moron. I'd take $500 to get him a bottle of water.

GUNNER · 04-14-2007, 10:58 AM

not to worry... he's shooting "BAY COUNTY DETENTION GONE WILD!"

pussyluver · 04-14-2007, 10:59 AM

Think guards are bribed every day... In fact a lot of shit prolly goes on in prison that is not per the rules.

Splum · 04-14-2007, 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by GUNNER

not to worry... he's shooting "BAY COUNTY DETENTION GONE WILD!"

Yeap I hear he is starring in it as one of the girls.

King Soil · 04-14-2007, 11:01 AM

lock the fucker up

Jman · 04-14-2007, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by DatingGold

the guy get out yet?

Yup He bribed his way In

What a fucking idiot

AsianDivaGirlsWebDude · 04-14-2007, 11:18 AM

(04-12) 18:20 PDT Panama City, Fla. (AP) --

The millionaire founder of the Girls Gone Wild video empire was charged Thursday with bribing a jail guard for a bottle of water and having prescription sleeping pills in his cell, authorities said.

When he learned of the new charges, Joe Francis waived his right to a bond hearing for the contempt of court charge that had led to his being jailed. Francis cried as his mother blew him a kiss while he was led from a federal court room back to his cell.

"I didn't do anything," he told his parents as he was led away, The News Herald of Panama City reported.

Francis, 34, was charged with bribing a public servant, three counts of possessing a controlled substance and five counts of introducing contraband ? cash and drugs ? into a detention facility. The charges are third-degree felonies punishable by up to five years in prison.

Francis offered a jail guard $100 for a bottled water Wednesday evening, court records said. When the guard refused, Francis showed him $500, investigators said. Inmates are not allowed to have cash in the jail.

When supervisors searched Francis' cell, they found 16 prescription pills, including the sleeping medication Lunesta and the anti-anxiety pill lorazepam, according to court records.

The president of Mantra Films Inc., which produces the "Girls Gone Wild" videos, was arrested Thursday for supplying Francis with the pills and cash, Bay County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Ruth Sasser said. Scott Barbour was charged with introduction of contraband into a detention facility. He was scheduled to have a first appearance Friday.

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smutx · 04-15-2007, 01:51 PM

thats just totally fucked

RawAlex · 04-15-2007, 02:26 PM

"Bubba goes wild on JF's butt"... that will be the next release I think.

AsianDivaGirlsWebDude · 04-15-2007, 02:58 PM

?GGW? film company president makes bond
April 14, 2007

PANAMA CITY

County Judge Shane Vann wanted to know Friday what a standard bond would be for a defendant who lives in California and has access to ?large sums of money.?

In the end, he decided that $25,000 likely would assure that Mantra Films Inc. President Scott Barbour returns to court to address five counts of introducing contraband into the Bay County Jail.

Barbour, 43, of Calabasas, Calif., is accused of smuggling prescription pills to his boss, ?Girls Gone Wild? founder Joe Francis, while Francis was being held at the jail on a charge of criminal contempt of court.

Barbour?s charges all are third-degree felonies, each carrying a maximum penalty of five years in prison.

Criminal charges were filed Thursday accusing Francis of bribery of a public servant, three counts of possessing a controlled substance and five counts of introducing contraband into a detention facility. Francis did not make a first appearance on the charges Friday.

Investigators said they found 16 prescription pills and $700 in cash in Francis? cell, including the sleeping medication Lunesta and the antianxiety pill lorazepam. The pills, according to court records, were found under Francis? mattress and under a towel on a table.

Francis has drugs prescribed to him for an anxiety problem, but the drugs allegedly in the cell had not been prescribed by jail personnel.
The Bay County Sheriff?s Office said Barbour supplied the pills to Francis on Wednesday.

Barbour?s lawyer, Bob Pell of Panama City, told Vann that Barbour has had ?minor troubles? with the law in the past and had never failed to appear for a court appearance. Pell did not go into detail about the troubles.
Pell said Barbour has lived in the same California neighborhood for 32 years and is a respected businessman in his community.

?We would just ask that you treat him the same as any other defendant charged with these offenses,? Pell told Vann.

?Any other defendant who lives in California and has access to large sums of money,? Vann added.

Prosecutor Matthew Smith Kennedy asked Vann to take Barbour?s passport as a condition of his bond. Vann declined to do that but did require that Barbour report by phone weekly to a pre-trial release officer.

Vann assigned bond at $5,000 per count, a standard amount in Bay County for third-degree felonies. Barbour posted bond later in the day. His next court appearance is May 10.

?Difficult time? for Francis

Jan Handzlik, Francis? lawyer in the criminal contempt case, said Francis was ?very distraught? over his continued incarceration.

?He?s having a difficult time,? Handzlik said. ?He was looking forward to resolving matters with (U.S. District Judge Richard) Smoak and moving ahead with his life.?

The day Francis was scheduled to have a bond hearing in the contempt case, the State Attorney?s Office filed a motion seeking to have Francis? bond in the state?s case against him revoked because of the contraband charges. Francis, after conferring with his attorneys, declined to go forward with the hearing and returned to jail in tears.

?We didn?t go through with the hearing,? Handzlik said, ?because the chances of succeeding in light of the newly filed charges were very slim.?

He said criminal contempt is like any other criminal offense in which a defendant can try to resolve it prior to a trial or evidentiary hearing. In standard criminal cases, that would be a plea agreement.

Francis is scheduled for an evidentiary hearing in the contempt case on April 23.

Handzlik said he?s ?always hopeful of resolving matters? as quickly as possible.

?We?ll use our best efforts to resolve the federal and state matters,? he said. ?I want to point out that this week has been an aberration in Mr. Francis? life. He?s been under a great deal of pressure and emotion this past week. This is not typical conduct for Mr. Francis.

?I hope that when the state attorney looks at Mr. Francis? life as a whole, he will recognize that this conduct is completely out of character. I hope to provide information to both the U.S. attorney and the state attorney as to possible reasons for the behavior.?

Francis also was indicted this week in Nevada on charges of tax fraud. He faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

Handzlik said this week in Francis? life will affect the way the Nevada case is handled.

?The court does look at a defendant?s history, and this week will play a part,? he said.

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moneybiz · 04-15-2007, 03:08 PM

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Sly · 04-15-2007, 03:20 PM

Most people "play the game". They do what's needed to be done to stay out of trouble. From what I understand, the judge ordered Joe to make an agreement with the plaintiffs. He pulled out. Judge charged him with contempt, as he said he would. Joe then got cocky, and more got piled on. People do this every day.

If you get in trouble, you can either pucker up and do what's needed to put out the fire or you can stand proud and throw in more wood. If you're the proud type and want to be a martyr... thats fine, good for you. A lot of advances in society have been made because of these martyrs. But don't play dumb and cry because you're getting picked on by "the big bully". You know what's going to happen, make a decision, be prepared for the consequences.

born4porn · 04-15-2007, 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Sly

Most people "play the game". They do what's needed to be done to stay out of trouble. From what I understand, the judge ordered Joe to make an agreement with the plaintiffs. He pulled out. Judge charged him with contempt, as he said he would. Joe then got cocky, and more got piled on. People do this every day.

If you get in trouble, you can either pucker up and do what's needed to put out the fire or you can stand proud and throw in more wood. If you're the proud type and want to be a martyr... thats fine, good for you. A lot of advances in society have been made because of these martyrs. But don't play dumb and cry because you're getting picked on by "the big bully". You know what's going to happen, make a decision, be prepared for the consequences.

well said ..... it doesn't look like he will walk his talk!

SmokeyTheBear · 04-15-2007, 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by moneybiz

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i was just looking at the website the other day and noticed this.. they are the only adult website i know that hides the rebilling terms on a seperate page.

Evil-Dan · 04-15-2007, 06:53 PM

i have no doubt in my mind that this will all be made into a mainstream movie one day

the question is "will it be as good as the People vs Larry Flynt"?

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04-14-2007, 10:56 AM	#3
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04-14-2007, 10:58 AM	#4
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04-14-2007, 11:18 AM	#9
AsianDivaGirlsWebDude Purveyor, Fine Asian Porn Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: San Francisco Bay Area Posts: 38,323	(04-12) 18:20 PDT Panama City, Fla. (AP) -- The millionaire founder of the Girls Gone Wild video empire was charged Thursday with bribing a jail guard for a bottle of water and having prescription sleeping pills in his cell, authorities said. When he learned of the new charges, Joe Francis waived his right to a bond hearing for the contempt of court charge that had led to his being jailed. Francis cried as his mother blew him a kiss while he was led from a federal court room back to his cell. "I didn't do anything," he told his parents as he was led away, The News Herald of Panama City reported. Francis, 34, was charged with bribing a public servant, three counts of possessing a controlled substance and five counts of introducing contraband ? cash and drugs ? into a detention facility. The charges are third-degree felonies punishable by up to five years in prison. Francis offered a jail guard $100 for a bottled water Wednesday evening, court records said. When the guard refused, Francis showed him $500, investigators said. Inmates are not allowed to have cash in the jail. When supervisors searched Francis' cell, they found 16 prescription pills, including the sleeping medication Lunesta and the anti-anxiety pill lorazepam, according to court records. The president of Mantra Films Inc., which produces the "Girls Gone Wild" videos, was arrested Thursday for supplying Francis with the pills and cash, Bay County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Ruth Sasser said. Scott Barbour was charged with introduction of contraband into a detention facility. He was scheduled to have a first appearance Friday. ----- Damn!!! ADG Webmaster __________________ Asian Diva Girls - Exclusive Photos and Videos Asian Diva Girls Affiliate Program (50% ccBill Revshare)

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04-14-2007, 10:51 AM	#2
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04-14-2007, 10:59 AM	#5
pussyluver Clueless OleMan Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: ICQ - 169903487 Posts: 11,009	Think guards are bribed every day... In fact a lot of shit prolly goes on in prison that is not per the rules.

04-14-2007, 11:01 AM	#7
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RawAlex So Fucking Banned Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: In a house. Posts: 9,465	"Bubba goes wild on JF's butt"... that will be the next release I think.

04-15-2007, 02:58 PM	#12
AsianDivaGirlsWebDude Purveyor, Fine Asian Porn Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: San Francisco Bay Area Posts: 38,323	?GGW? film company president makes bond April 14, 2007 PANAMA CITY County Judge Shane Vann wanted to know Friday what a standard bond would be for a defendant who lives in California and has access to ?large sums of money.? In the end, he decided that $25,000 likely would assure that Mantra Films Inc. President Scott Barbour returns to court to address five counts of introducing contraband into the Bay County Jail. Barbour, 43, of Calabasas, Calif., is accused of smuggling prescription pills to his boss, ?Girls Gone Wild? founder Joe Francis, while Francis was being held at the jail on a charge of criminal contempt of court. Barbour?s charges all are third-degree felonies, each carrying a maximum penalty of five years in prison. Criminal charges were filed Thursday accusing Francis of bribery of a public servant, three counts of possessing a controlled substance and five counts of introducing contraband into a detention facility. Francis did not make a first appearance on the charges Friday. Investigators said they found 16 prescription pills and $700 in cash in Francis? cell, including the sleeping medication Lunesta and the antianxiety pill lorazepam. The pills, according to court records, were found under Francis? mattress and under a towel on a table. Francis has drugs prescribed to him for an anxiety problem, but the drugs allegedly in the cell had not been prescribed by jail personnel. The Bay County Sheriff?s Office said Barbour supplied the pills to Francis on Wednesday. Barbour?s lawyer, Bob Pell of Panama City, told Vann that Barbour has had ?minor troubles? with the law in the past and had never failed to appear for a court appearance. Pell did not go into detail about the troubles. Pell said Barbour has lived in the same California neighborhood for 32 years and is a respected businessman in his community. ?We would just ask that you treat him the same as any other defendant charged with these offenses,? Pell told Vann. ?Any other defendant who lives in California and has access to large sums of money,? Vann added. Prosecutor Matthew Smith Kennedy asked Vann to take Barbour?s passport as a condition of his bond. Vann declined to do that but did require that Barbour report by phone weekly to a pre-trial release officer. Vann assigned bond at $5,000 per count, a standard amount in Bay County for third-degree felonies. Barbour posted bond later in the day. His next court appearance is May 10. ?Difficult time? for Francis Jan Handzlik, Francis? lawyer in the criminal contempt case, said Francis was ?very distraught? over his continued incarceration. ?He?s having a difficult time,? Handzlik said. ?He was looking forward to resolving matters with (U.S. District Judge Richard) Smoak and moving ahead with his life.? The day Francis was scheduled to have a bond hearing in the contempt case, the State Attorney?s Office filed a motion seeking to have Francis? bond in the state?s case against him revoked because of the contraband charges. Francis, after conferring with his attorneys, declined to go forward with the hearing and returned to jail in tears. ?We didn?t go through with the hearing,? Handzlik said, ?because the chances of succeeding in light of the newly filed charges were very slim.? He said criminal contempt is like any other criminal offense in which a defendant can try to resolve it prior to a trial or evidentiary hearing. In standard criminal cases, that would be a plea agreement. Francis is scheduled for an evidentiary hearing in the contempt case on April 23. Handzlik said he?s ?always hopeful of resolving matters? as quickly as possible. ?We?ll use our best efforts to resolve the federal and state matters,? he said. ?I want to point out that this week has been an aberration in Mr. Francis? life. He?s been under a great deal of pressure and emotion this past week. This is not typical conduct for Mr. Francis. ?I hope that when the state attorney looks at Mr. Francis? life as a whole, he will recognize that this conduct is completely out of character. I hope to provide information to both the U.S. attorney and the state attorney as to possible reasons for the behavior.? Francis also was indicted this week in Nevada on charges of tax fraud. He faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted. Handzlik said this week in Francis? life will affect the way the Nevada case is handled. ?The court does look at a defendant?s history, and this week will play a part,? he said. ----- ADG Webmaster __________________ Asian Diva Girls - Exclusive Photos and Videos Asian Diva Girls Affiliate Program (50% ccBill Revshare)

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04-15-2007, 03:20 PM	#14
Sly Let's do some business! Industry Role: Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 31,337	Most people "play the game". They do what's needed to be done to stay out of trouble. From what I understand, the judge ordered Joe to make an agreement with the plaintiffs. He pulled out. Judge charged him with contempt, as he said he would. Joe then got cocky, and more got piled on. People do this every day. If you get in trouble, you can either pucker up and do what's needed to put out the fire or you can stand proud and throw in more wood. If you're the proud type and want to be a martyr... thats fine, good for you. A lot of advances in society have been made because of these martyrs. But don't play dumb and cry because you're getting picked on by "the big bully". You know what's going to happen, make a decision, be prepared for the consequences. __________________ Vacares - Web Hosting, Domains, O365, Security & More - Paxum and BTC Accepted Windows VPS now available Great for TSS, Nifty Stats, remote work, virtual assistants, etc. Click here for more details.

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