I want to believe that. But was she under duress? What if they taped her willingly signing the release? After they let her out and let her calm down and showed her the check if she stiill signs what can a lawyer do?
Did that damato guy sell his clips or just had the guys make em for his creepy self?
Let me get this straight; the second one is clearly staged to you. The first one you're not sure about. They both have the same amount of data in regards to the validity of the claim of them being Non-Con though. What it looks like more so in regards to proof is that you're looking for an answer that validates a belief you already have.
There is no chance in hell that the video is legitimate in any way. It's a rape video, one involving holding someone against their will and physically assaulting them, admissible in a court of law. Law enforcement isn't going to just say "hey, guess what, she's an escort and things like this happen"...everyone involved with the video would be prosecuted. There's really no other reality to the situation.
I bought that Video and it was real as can be. There is no way she was acting in the first one. she was really ticklish on her bare feet. And she never showed up in another video. If she was acting she would have showed up again in a video.
Another video that was Made by the same guy who made Bill and L. All so Made a video called Ashley,s Ordeal witch was great as well.
I bought that Video and it was real as can be. There is no way she was acting in the first one. she was really ticklish on her bare feet. And she never showed up in another video. If she was acting she would have showed up again in a video.
Sorry you can not believe it is the real deal. But it was. Some people just can not take the truth.
I believe the Paradise Vision producer really did hire a prostitute for the first video, tied her up, abused her on-camera, and then bribed her to sign a release form in which she waived all rights to the video and legal action.
Sorry you can not believe it is the real deal. But it was. Some people just can not take the truth.
I believe the Paradise Vision producer really did hire a prostitute for the first video, tied her up, abused her on-camera, and then bribed her to sign a release form in which she waived all rights to the video and legal action. I'm really not sure why people find this scenario difficult to understand or hard to find plausible. The people that get #MeToo'ed tend to have money. Or fame. The prostitute and/or the dude could be living in a halfway house or prison for all we know. Or not even doing that well. We're so sure she would have filed a modern lawsuit, after signing such a release form? Not me.
Then I believe the first video was such a hit, Paradise Vision wanted to make a second non-con video, but decided it would be easier to stage a second one with an "actress," assuming no one would be able to tell the difference. But they were wrong. It was so obviously faked, that the vast distinction actually provided credibility for the first one. (In the second one, she acted outraged at being surprised with tickling after being tied up, but then we're supposed to believe that for some reason she willingly puts her bare feet into restraints at the request of the same people she's been screaming at for the last five minutes for tickling her? Right.)
The TickleSlaves series seemed absolutely believable as another sort-of-non-con -- he booked girls for "bondage" videos, had them sign release forms that included the word "tickling" in the fine print to which they agreed, but then once they were tied up, they got surprised that tickling was the focus even though they'd already legally agreed to it. Miranda was the best of those videos by far, because she wasn't traumatized:
Miranda
Paige
Jessica
I can't believe it's The Current Year and there are people who are seriously still convinced that local theater-tier acting in that clip was genuine.
Yeah. I think it's fake as fuck. That dude is one of the worst ticklers I've ever seen.
That said, there's one way to solve this once and for all. Who wants to forward a copy of the video to PV's local law enforcement and ask them to investigate? I mean, everyone's still up in arms over the whole Pornhub thing and I'm pretty sure PV is still in business, I'm sure they'd love to #MeToo these people...
I'm jumping on this thread late but this guy makes great points. If she was a prostitute (which I believe she was) it's not like she's going to go to the cops. I can attest personally that I have tickled women in spas. They are also known as "rub and tugs" but when I got in the room I told the woman I wanted to tickle her feet. She didn't really want to do it but I basically said if I give you the money I'm tickling you. She was reluctant but essentially agreed. I mean, she wasn't going to go to the cops since she was a prostitute so she didn't have much of a choice. I wasn't brutal on her but I got my tickle fix and we both moved on with our lives.
Wasn't a trafficking situation. The woman ran her own parlor. It was her own business. She wasn't forced into anything. I told her I wanted to do tickling so if she was planning to keep my money she was getting tickled. If she gave me the money back, then I go on my way. She said she would keep the money and reluctantly agreed to go along with the tickling. Was her choice because like I said, if she said "take the money back I'm not doing tickling," I would've gone on my way. Also, yes, I'm well aware that many spas involve sex trafficking. That's why I only visit ones that are operated by a self-employed individual so I know it's their choice.
gnomes101982 said:I'm jumping on this thread late but this guy makes great points. If she was a prostitute (which I believe she was) it's not like she's going to go to the cops. I can attest personally that I have tickled women in spas. They are also known as "rub and tugs" but when I got in the room I told the woman I wanted to tickle her feet. She didn't really want to do it but I basically said if I give you the money I'm tickling you. She was reluctant but essentially agreed. I mean, she wasn't going to go to the cops since she was a prostitute so she didn't have much of a choice. I wasn't brutal on her but I got my tickle fix and we both moved on with our lives.