Girls Do Porn Lawsuit Ends With $13 Million Ruling for Plaintiffs

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The Las Vegas-based trustee in that case said Monday that the attorneys have since settled the suit against them for more than $400,000 each. That money, once attorneys fees are paid, will go toward the judgment for the women who prevailed in their civil lawsuit. Garcia, the actor who had sex with the women in the videos, was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison. Theodore “Teddy” Gyi, a cameraman who filmed about 120 of the videos, was sentenced to four years in prison.

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On Friday, October 12, administrative assistant Valorie Moser, 37, appeared in court and was arraigned. Moser was accused of conspiracy in recruiting women to appear in sex scenes, and a preliminary hearing was scheduled for October 22. Moser testified that Pratt instructed her to create a Google Hangout to communicate with the models and that “at least a dozen young women” sent complaints and begged her to remove their videos.

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• “Do any contracts presented to models since the lawsuit was filed in June 2016 reference websites?
• NBC reports the suit alleged MindGeek’s business partnership with GirlsDoPorn continued through late 2019 and only ended because GirlsDoPorn ceased to exist amid a Department of Justice sex trafficking investigation.
• Pratt, a New Zealand resident who disappeared after being indicted, also is charged with producing child pornography in 2012 involving a girl who was then 16.
• An 18-year-old testified that she couldn’t move back to her small hometown in Canada because people had been sending the video around and posting screenshots to Instagram.
• She thought, she told the judge, that she was working for a company called BLL Media, supposedly initials for BMW, Lamborghini and Land Rover, the brands of Pratt’s vehicles.

He is serving a 20-year sentence after pleading guilty to two counts of sex trafficking in November 2020. Althaus’ account echoes many of those given by the Jane Does who filed suit in 2019. They described abusive behavior at shoots that left the women injured and bruised. Meta has told its Oversight Board that the company relies on “media reports” when deciding to add images to its permanent database of banned content for its platforms, including Instagram and Facebook. In the GirlsDoPorn case, the state has the burden to prove that the three male defendants conspired to use, and then used, “force, fraud, or coercion” to compel the models “to provide labor or services or commercial sex” and that Valorie Moser assisted them as a co-conspirator.

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Valorie Moser, the office manager, is set for sentencing on August 9, 2024. Conservative newspaper The Washington Times on Tuesday published an opinion piece by the executive director of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance, criticizing the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) on constitutional grounds. And this morning, like clockwork, GirlsDoPorn added its latest video — business as usual. Turns out PornWikileaks — the infamous website which hosted a doxxing and extortion fodder forum against adult models called “Whore Hunting” — was owned, according to the Jane Does’ filing, by none other than the GirlsDoPorn owner. The GDP superfans seem to feel a sense of ownership over the content, even if they don’t agree among themselves.

The group behind GirlsDoPorn recruited women by advertising clothed modeling gigs on Craigslist and elsewhere. When a woman responded to an ad, they were told that the job was actually shooting porn. However, the women were told that they could make $5,000—sometimes even more—in a single day of shooting. And these women were then assured that their videos would never appear on the Internet.