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Originally Posted by Toby
I spent the better part of one whole evening sitting next to him as a whole group of us sat around and shot the bull.
The only place you've read anything about crew/staff fucking models was in the very early mainstream media reports. I've not seen anything issued by the local prosecutors that confirms that.
This case will potentially set some very important precedents. 1) Is hiring models to have sex on camera considered prostitution in Florida? 2) What is the definition of Obscene? (lawyers for the plaintiffs have petitioned the court for just such a definition.)
The overall significance of the Obscenity definition is obvious, but in relation to this case if the obscenity charges go away, then so do the RICO charges, since the prostitution charge alone isn't sufficient for RICO.
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I have seen absolutely no confirmation of point 1. I have seen no charges of sex on camera being prostitution. I would say, but have not seen any indication of this definition of obsenity petition, that this would be significant. The devil is in the details and no one seems very forthcoming when asked. I just get the same old prostitution claim, but no formal charge has been produced. So now is the time, T. Please produce any and all charges.
This is not a question of anyone's foot in anyone's mouth. You might think about retracting that particular accusation.