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the lying model is what matters...he took it down as soon as he knew...and made every effort to get everyone else to take it down...i think a judge will look at that favourably
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And are you telling people that you can't be sure that all your content is legal? That there could be minors in there because it could happen to anyone? I doubt that. I'm sure you are extremely careful with all that. |
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Im now being threatened by this person from New Port Richey that I am the next target of his vengeance. Smart to threaten the person that knows who you really are. :thumbsup |
And for those of you who are taking him at his word, he's admitted to the crime in it. A fake ID is not a legal excuse under the law. Ask any bar owner and/or liquor store owner.
I'll stand behind anyone on obscenity issues, even Max. But this is shooting a minor, not obscenity. Not the kind of person I choose to get behind. It is his responsibility to know this girls age. |
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If he is guilty, he's a fool for returning.
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As for the contract, if she was not 18 years old, it's not likely that it would actually be a legal contract. There are few exceptions when it comes to contracts with minors, and those don't include shooting a porn video (mostly relate to school loans). |
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the jury will hang him.. he has like 1% chance of winning this case in tampa..
remember the prosecutor(s) can make him look like a perverted evil porn slinger.. |
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Good Luck Dirty D! Hopefully we'll meet again in September in Amsterdam at Webmasters Access.
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I don't know how this is going to all turn out but when I was in high school my g/f stole her older sisters info ( SS card, etc) and had a real ID made with her pic on it. I know now it's not as easy as that now a days but it can happen. Has anyone thought about that? Today you hear all about people stealing others identity.
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arrest warrant lifted according to hillsbrough county sheriff office.....:uhoh
but is it a "trap"??? :question |
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From the xbiz.com article (linked to in the op): "His attorney was able to lift the warrant so he will not be arrested upon entry into the U.S. but will be able to turn himself in upon his return to Tampa," |
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Nobody in mainstream media is paying attention to this, but the media whore Dirty D wants to make certain that they do. The only person to blame is D himself. He his not interested in protecting the overall industry, so fuck him. |
UPDATE: Third man arrested in filming of nude teenage girl
http://www2.tbo.com/content/2010/mar...-teenage-girl/
TAMPA - Officials have arrested a third man they say was involved in filming a nude 17-year-old girl who simulated a sex act. Michael Allen Storm, also known as "Dirty D," was arrested Tuesday night at 5503 W. Spruce St. Storm, 44, was arrested on two counts of use of a child in a sexual performance and two counts of promotion of a sexual performance by a child. Last month, investigators arrested Stephen Chastain, 36, and Ryan Holtz, 24, in connection with the film. The men, who knew the girl was 17, said they would pay her $500 to videotape a simulated sex act at a Tampa home and then took her to an adult club on Lois Avenue, according to Florida Department of Law Enforcement records. Chastain and Holtz each were charged with two counts of promotion of a sexual performance by child, the FDLE said. Chastain and Holtz were released after posting bail set at $20,000, according to records. Storm remains in jail on $200,000 bail |
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I saw that this morning. Originally when this first went down bail was looking like it would be set at $100k. I guess that's what happens when you keep em' waiting. Quote:
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Was thinking the same...that is rare . |
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I wouldn't think with the number of bail bondsman in this town D would be unable to work that out, but the ins and outs of bail bonds is not my strong suit. I think the usual thing is you have to put up 10% as a non-refundable fee, but in higher $$ cases I assume the bondsman is going to want to make sure he's not drawing on a dry well if the client bolts. I perceive D has enough in personal assets that it wouldn't be a problem to secure his release, but really I have no clue. Honestly, I've never known anyone who's had a bond of more than $2k, and in that case they just put up the whole $2k. |
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Yeah, it's true Max got railroaded in Tampa, but I think that's the exception and not the rule. If Dirty D gets fucked it'll most likely be because his lawyer sucks. |
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1 thread by his talented spoke person where we will be asked to send sales to HIGR so he can bail himself out again. Oohh no i forgot, that has been done last year already
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Or he can post the $200,000 himself and walk but they keep they money until after trial/plea. Not many people have cash for bail + money for lawyer. |
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This whole thing is so crazy. I would think that D had already set something up with a bondsman here he's likely still in classifications and being processed
I have a feeling this is going to end bad for law enforcement and the DA with D coming out on top That little bitch should be burned at the stake... I cant count the number of times models have tried to pass me fake ID ... one girl was only 14 years old and showed up in response to a craigslist post with her mothers ID saying she was 32 I know this happens and this is why I am able to give D the benefit of doubt Quote:
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armchair lawyers - how can you have any opinion on this without knowing the all the facts of the case. he may be being railroaded but if that email that's been posted a bunch of times is real and he knew this girl was 17 because she told him she was in her email then he should go to jail just for being an idiot.
not paying Shoehorn his 300 dollars for the reason DirtyD gave is a little window into the arrogance of this guy - an arrogance that may have played a part in him thinking he didn't have to worry about shooting a 17 year old. how many of us as the Shoehorn thread continued on and on were saying or thinking 'Just pay him the 300 dollars, the damage you're doing to your reputation and business is a thousand times worse than admitting you were wrong even if you don't feel that way'? |
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