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"the pornographers used lies and coercion to gain their participation." So, no money or drugs to get them to participate? That's hard to believe.

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The news articles are pulling punches. They were not using drugs. They were putting out ads for jobs other than porn, then had them sign papers, then threatened to sue. A lot of times, they paid them in a wad of cash... a hundred wrapped in 1's, then shoved them out the door. The girls were often "broken in" by a group and forced to do a lot of other stuff that never appears on the footage they release. I've been following this story for a while and... like I said... the news isn't about to talk about what really happened. I'm glad there is finally movement on this case. Their overlords are into other stuff, as well, but I doubt that is going to get talked about, either.

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The 22 women said they responded to ads for clothed modeling gigs. When they were asked to shoot porn instead, they initially resisted. But they went along with it after the company assured them that their videos would only be sold on DVD to customers outside the United States and would not be posted online. That turned out to be a lie, as their videos wound up on GirlsDoPorn, a website with plenty of American viewers.

Not guilty. Really, how is this criminal ? Have feet. use them.

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They literally physically wouldn't let them leave.

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prosecutors allege

I guess we'll find out. I did not see that...

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Their victims have been reporting them for years and nothing has been done. I've been following this one for a while, now, because they are tied to a group that does "fantasy" kidnappings... where people hire them to kidnap and torture them as part of BDSM fantasies... but then take it way too far. They even call the police ahead of time and give them the signed paperwork, so the police won't interfere. When the people complain they went too far, they just wave the paperwork around. They are a group of people that specialize in rape as a business. This has been happening for years and nobody has seemed interested in doing much about it until now.