interesting allie sin article!! her real story

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Knocko Member 533 Posts 5/07	Posted - May 13 2007 : 8:50AM i am fascinated by her so i googled her real name. it is on imdb.com. this article came up it is from a flint michigan newspaper. that is her hometown......Lost; State trying to crack down on runaways from foster homes it explains her childhood and everything. it is actually a little saddening to read here are the interesting parts regarding allie sin: Lost; State trying to crack down on runaways from foster homes Genesee County -- When adult filmmakers were looking for the perfect new girl next door in 2004, they had no trouble spotting Stephanie Draheim, a freckle-faced 18-year-old from Flint. But finding the same runaway foster child turned into a frustrating game of cat and mouse for the state Department of Human Services and an end result that state Supreme Court Justice Maura Corrigan told The Flint Journal is "very disturbing." For 20 months, Draheim flew under the state's radar, running away at age 15 and ending up in Florida, more than 1,000 miles from the social workers who were charged with looking out for her. By the time she was discharged from Michigan's foster care system in 2004, Draheim was headed to X-rated stardom, performing in 13 different pornographic films that year. Some may have been filmed while she was still an 18-year-old ward of the state, a Journal review of court files and other documents shows. "Whenever I see a story like Stephanie Draheim's, it's like somehow we all failed her," said Karen Bunker, an attorney whose Child Advocate Team briefly represented her in Genesee County Family Court. Corrigan called Draheim's case an example of what can happen to foster children who run from the system set up to protect them from abuse and neglect. Too often, she said, they find trouble -- even death -- as they look for a place to stay and money to survive on their own. Draheim was one of 15 children from Genesee County and 230 from Michigan were missing from foster care when Corrigan, as chief justice, ordered local family judges throughout the state to step up efforts to find and keep track of runaways in late 2002. Today, even more -- 19 -- are missing from the county, and the state's numbers are steady. Some, like Draheim, have been on the run for more than a year. Click to expand Stephanie's story The Flint Journal could not reach Draheim despite attempts to contact her through relatives, a former agent, former foster parents and an apartment complex where she has lived in Florida. DHS records show the state considered Draheim missing from Aug. 10, 2001, when she was just 15, until caseworkers found she had run to Florida. She had been there before: It was where her mother had taken her when she was a baby -- and where her grandmother, Sue Rushton, had rescued her before she turned 2. Court supervision of Draheim continued until May 2004, and she continued to be a ward of the state until July 12, 2004, the same year adult films featuring her started to be released. The last reports filed in Family Court by DHS said Draheim was not employed since quitting a job at Domino's Pizza, and noted social workers have had "no face to face contact." Neither had Bunker, whose Child Advocate Team took over representation of Draheim just months before her case was dismissed. CAT contracted with the county in an effort to improve representation of children, promising to meet face to face with them -- something that hadn't always been done here. In Draheim's case, Bunker recalled confusion about Draheim's whereabouts and no information on where she was staying. "You look back and wonder, is there anything you could have done that could have made a difference if you took one extra step?" she said. "This baby needs love" The call from Draheim's mother was chilling. In a handwritten letter to Genesee County Family Court, Rushton, formerly of Montrose, said her daughter, Kristen Walton, called her in an "unstable condition in 1988, asking her to come immediately and take Draheim and her older half-sister back home with her. "I flew the next morning and returned the same day with the understanding I would care for them until she could put her life in order," Rushton's letter said. Neither her mother nor her biological or legal father did. One caseworker wrote in a report that Draheim had "no contact whatsoever with her mother. ... No gifts ... no financial support ... no telephone calls." Rushton, who could not be reached for this story, told the court that her granddaughter needed to know someone would be there for her. "This baby needs love and stable living conditions," she wrote soon after taking Draheim in. But Rushton, who had money problems, was later evicted from her own home. By 1996, Stephanie was living with her biological father, Robert Draheim, in a Flint mobile home park. Court records indicate a caseworker started the process of taking her from her parents and putting her up for adoption after tips that Robert Draheim was leaving his daughter at home alone and driving drunk with Stephanie in his vehicle. Like most children over age 11 in foster care, Stephanie Draheim was never adopted. She lived in six foster homes and ran away from at least two. "She was intelligent, but the more intelligent they are, the more trouble they can get into," said Rodger Mead of Burton, one of the last foster parents Draheim stayed with. She was careful with her possessions, keeping everything she had locked up. Mead suspected Draheim was stealing, too, before deciding to end the foster care arrangement after one month. "She came here with about eight boxes and tried to walk out with 12," he said. "She was into possessions, and, of course, I can see why." Cindy Kelzer of Fostoria said she and her husband considered adopting Draheim when they took her into their rural home in the Thumb in parts of 1996 and 1997. "She was just a very sad little girl, and there was nothing we could do," Kelzer said. "She made it impossible for us to keep her." Draheim shoplifted from a flea market and a local grocery store before she was a teenager, ran away and "had a lot of verbal abuse for us," Kelzer said, but the family was still attached to her. They found a therapist to talk to Draheim and brought her on a family trip to Cedar Point even after she had been returned to live in a state institution. And after Draheim ran away from the Judson Center, she called Kelzer in the middle of night from a gas station on Woodward Avenue in Detroit, asking for help. Kelzer picked her up and brought her back to Judson, a nonprofit organization that works to place children in foster care. "She didn't really have anywhere to run to," Kelzer said. An aunt of Draheim said she thinks Stephanie "just wanted an answer" from her parents: "Why did you leave me?" "It's very sad," she said. "It's put me in tears many times." Porn star It's difficult to say when Draheim's involvement in adult films started, but she's credited as "Allie Sin" in 13 adult movies released in 2004, according to the online film information site Internet Movie Data Base (www.imdb.com). By January 2005, another Web site operator was selling Draheim's images, using the name "Naughty Nati" on a subscription Web site that continues today, charging customers $24.93 for monthly access. She's recognized among "famous people from Flint" in the online encyclopedia Wikipedia, along with filmmaker Michael Moore, boxer Chris Byrd and others. A foster parent and attorney who have known Draheim identified her for The Flint Journal as being "Allie Sin" in photos. Corrigan's quest Corrigan said she never realized Michigan's problem with children running away from foster care until the death of Heather Kish, who was killed while missing from foster care in 2002. The Supreme Court justice helped set up the first special docket for runaway foster children in Wayne County and expanded it to the rest of the state soon after. Corrigan said there is "very good cooperation with DHS" today and statistics show 75 percent of kids that go missing are eventually found. "Would I want it to be zero (missing children)? Of course," she said. "I don't know how to get it to zero." In September, a seminar will showcase the most successful programs from around the state for finding missing children and keeping them from running. "Stephanie's case is very dramatic, but all these kids (who age out' of foster care) -- we know more than half are homeless ... they are having children out of wedlock, they do not complete their education," Corrigan said. She called it a recipe for disaster. Click to expand Edited by - Knocko on May 13 2007 [Link]
Knocko Member 533 Posts 5/07	Posted - May 13 2007 : 8:55AM mods i think it is okay to have her real name on here like this because after all it has already been published in a newspaper with 100,000 circulation [Link]
FLYGUY Senior Member Good Night and Good Hockey 1355 Posts 7/05	Posted - May 13 2007 : 4:49PM As much as I love Allie Sin and her movies, that is a very sad story..how can parents treat their kids so rotten. If you are not ready to have children, keep it in your pants. [Link]
RandomPrecision Senior Member Enjoy! 8175 Posts 3/06	Posted - May 13 2007 : 5:08PM FLYGUY wrote: If you are not ready to have children, keep it in your pants. Click to expand That's a recipe for some really bad body odor..... [Link]
Knocko Member 533 Posts 5/07	Posted - May 14 2007 : 6:01AM FLYGUY i agree it is quite a sad story actually when you think about it. i think it explain quite a lot why she got into porn and why she performed like she did. that unhappy personality......always cold and distant......but tell me because i am curious will this affect you enjoyment of her scenes? now that u know all the issues she was going through when she was making them [Link]

FLYGUY Senior Member Good Night and Good Hockey 1355 Posts 7/05	Posted - May 14 2007 : 7:05PM Absolutely not...I watch porn to jerk off to hot chicks, not to wonder how they got in the business or who their parents are..I know it might sound cold, but that really doesn't factor into my thinking. Hell, I still rub it out to Shawna Grant and Britney Madison who are dead chicks! It's porn, not church. [Link]
axlsfury Senior Member 1110 Posts 7/04	Posted - May 14 2007 : 7:27PM I just can't rub it out once I know the true sad story in these cases. Axl [Link]
Roger Herraw Member 415 Posts 2/06	Posted - May 14 2007 : 8:12PM I kinda wonder if Astrid's story was equally as bad. [Link]
ipop Senior Member 1115 Posts 1/06	Posted - May 14 2007 : 10:30PM Just because you are resourceful enough to Google her real name and find out about her real life, does that really mean you need to help spread her story to an entirely different ( and global) audience? There's nothing all that unique about her story--there are tens of thousands of kids in her same predicament. Some turn out OK and many don't and they go on to make the same mistakes their parents did and repeat the cycle. I'm sure there are quite a few other starlets with similar backgrounds, but I guess it could be worse--they could be turning tricks on the streets down in Detroit or Tampa or Dallas, etc... This is just one of the negative impacts of addiction in our society. It also leads to poverty, violence, unemployment, school drop-outs, disease, and theft. Due to addiction, huge parts of almost every metropolitan area are extremely unsafe. In my opinion, due to the wide-ranging effects of addiction, it is the biggest problem in our society, and all we are doing is treating the symptoms and throwing addicts in prison for being addicts. <rant over> [Link]
KatjaKassin Senior Member 1257 Posts 5/03	Posted - May 14 2007 : 10:42PM in Germany addicts are not considered criminals by law, they are considered sick. It can happen that you will be ordered to go to a rehab facility in the worst case. You don't go to jail for using. (Drug dealers do get time for selling though) I never understood why in the US addicts are being thrown in prison. [Link]
cobalt60 Knuckle Dragger 2046 Posts 2/03	Posted - May 14 2007 : 11:23PM Some of them want to use you. Some of them want to be used by you. Some of them want to abuse you. Some of them want to be abused. I'm pretty sure Annie was the first bald chick I ever wanted to fuck. If I seem lame or callous, it's because I am. [Link]
Porn Scout Deactivated User 3735 Posts 10/02	Posted - May 15 2007 : 12:52AM That is a very sad story. The fact that it isn't uncommon is, well, I'm not sure what there is to say about it exactly. But keep in mind everyone that America is all about finding your own way and the spirit of rugged individualism and self-responsibility. Yep, that's the ticket. [Link]
Knocko Member 533 Posts 5/07	Posted - May 15 2007 : 2:31AM ipop wrote: Just because you are resourceful enough to Google her real name and find out about her real life, does that really mean you need to help spread her story to an entirely different ( and global) audience? Click to expand ipop like i said already this article was already published in a newspaper with 100,000 circulation.....thousands & thousands of people have already read it. also it is permanent on a national league of cities website....and flint journal is part of a newspaper syndicate with websites. the story is already all the way out there for a "global" audience.....and anyone who wants to read it! this forum, from what i see only a few dozen people actually post here regular, this thread only has a few hundred views really. so really it is laughable to think it is too sensitive to post this article here........ yes this is truthful real world stuff, not porno PR, but i think truthful real world stuff is cooler and more fascinating than porno PR...... [Link]
Porn Scout Deactivated User 3735 Posts 10/02	Posted - May 15 2007 : 3:10AM I think it's fine to post her real name if it's out there in the media already. The cat's out of the bag at this point, so what difference does it make? [Link]
Knocko Member 533 Posts 5/07	Posted - May 15 2007 : 3:20AM also why are people talking about drug addiction? allie sin was not addicted to drugs! her story is about really bad irresponsible parents and the sad situation of foster care children [Link]

aussie_guy77 Member 121 Posts 4/07	Posted - May 15 2007 : 5:33AM Things happen in life both good and bad, its the character of the person in how they respond. I don't feel sorry for her, why should anyone your not personally responsible. She was young but we all make choices and we must accept the choices we make. To me she's taking the negative road and if she does that's her prerogative. [Link]
bino808 Member The most beautiful girl in the world 46 Posts 5/07	Posted - May 15 2007 : 10:12AM knocko: I think people were referring to her parents' addiction. In the article it mentions her being taken from her father because he drove drunk with her in the car. In case you haven't heard, alcohol is addictive. Im a recovering addict with two years clean, and trust me, I could tell you a little bit about it. Katja is absolutely right, addiction is a disease, and it destroys families. [Link]
Jello Biafra Member A nutrionally valueless food produced by a faceless multinational corporation 30 Posts 5/07	Posted - May 15 2007 : 12:20PM I think Allie is hot! She has one of the best bodies in the business. Her story, in ways, is somewhat of a success story. From runaway foster kid to one of the most famous residents of Flint. Well, it is Flint I suppose, and perhaps notorious would be a better description than famous. And yes, she's had her run-ins with fans and directors. But hey, she takes it in that fine ass like a champ, and who says we want our porn stars to be upper middle class suburban girls? [Link]
ipop Senior Member 1115 Posts 1/06	Posted - May 15 2007 : 12:47PM The call from Draheim's mother was chilling. In a handwritten letter to Genesee County Family Court, Rushton, formerly of Montrose, said her daughter, Kristen Walton, called her in an "unstable condition in 1988, asking her to come immediately and take Draheim and her older half-sister back home with her. "I flew the next morning and returned the same day with the understanding I would care for them until she could put her life in order," Rushton's letter said. Neither her mother nor her biological or legal father did. Click to expand I think it's a pretty safe bet that her mom was addicted to drugs or alcohol. If not, it would be rare, as this is usually the case in situations like this. [Link]
Julius80 Member 630 Posts 5/06	Posted - Jun 19 2007 : 5:23PM The important things are that she had a terrific body, super cute face, and she did anal and facials. Allie will always be a favorite of mine [Link]
lefaf Deactivated User 5776 Posts 10/14	Posted - Aug 14 2017 : 10:02AM i miss this girl! [Link]

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Knocko
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Posted - May 13 2007 : 8:50AM

i am fascinated by her so i googled her real name. it is on imdb.com. this article came up it is from a flint michigan newspaper. that is her hometown......Lost; State trying to crack down on runaways from foster homes it explains her childhood and everything. it is actually a little saddening to read

here are the interesting parts regarding allie sin:

Lost; State trying to crack down on runaways from foster homes
Genesee County -- When adult filmmakers were looking for the perfect new girl next door in 2004, they had no trouble spotting Stephanie Draheim, a freckle-faced 18-year-old from Flint.
But finding the same runaway foster child turned into a frustrating game of cat and mouse for the state Department of Human Services and an end result that state Supreme Court Justice Maura Corrigan told The Flint Journal is "very disturbing."
For 20 months, Draheim flew under the state's radar, running away at age 15 and ending up in Florida, more than 1,000 miles from the social workers who were charged with looking out for her.
By the time she was discharged from Michigan's foster care system in 2004, Draheim was headed to X-rated stardom, performing in 13 different pornographic films that year. Some may have been filmed while she was still an 18-year-old ward of the state, a Journal review of court files and other documents shows.
"Whenever I see a story like Stephanie Draheim's, it's like somehow we all failed her," said Karen Bunker, an attorney whose Child Advocate Team briefly represented her in Genesee County Family Court.
Corrigan called Draheim's case an example of what can happen to foster children who run from the system set up to protect them from abuse and neglect. Too often, she said, they find trouble -- even death -- as they look for a place to stay and money to survive on their own.
Draheim was one of 15 children from Genesee County and 230 from Michigan were missing from foster care when Corrigan, as chief justice, ordered local family judges throughout the state to step up efforts to find and keep track of runaways in late 2002.
Today, even more -- 19 -- are missing from the county, and the state's numbers are steady. Some, like Draheim, have been on the run for more than a year.
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Stephanie's story
The Flint Journal could not reach Draheim despite attempts to contact her through relatives, a former agent, former foster parents and an apartment complex where she has lived in Florida.
DHS records show the state considered Draheim missing from Aug. 10, 2001, when she was just 15, until caseworkers found she had run to Florida.
She had been there before: It was where her mother had taken her when she was a baby -- and where her grandmother, Sue Rushton, had rescued her before she turned 2.
Court supervision of Draheim continued until May 2004, and she continued to be a ward of the state until July 12, 2004, the same year adult films featuring her started to be released.
The last reports filed in Family Court by DHS said Draheim was not employed since quitting a job at Domino's Pizza, and noted social workers have had "no face to face contact."
Neither had Bunker, whose Child Advocate Team took over representation of Draheim just months before her case was dismissed.
CAT contracted with the county in an effort to improve representation of children, promising to meet face to face with them -- something that hadn't always been done here.
In Draheim's case, Bunker recalled confusion about Draheim's whereabouts and no information on where she was staying.
"You look back and wonder, is there anything you could have done that could have made a difference if you took one extra step?" she said.
"This baby needs love"
The call from Draheim's mother was chilling.
In a handwritten letter to Genesee County Family Court, Rushton, formerly of Montrose, said her daughter, Kristen Walton, called her in an "unstable condition in 1988, asking her to come immediately and take Draheim and her older half-sister back home with her.
"I flew the next morning and returned the same day with the understanding I would care for them until she could put her life in order," Rushton's letter said.
Neither her mother nor her biological or legal father did.
One caseworker wrote in a report that Draheim had "no contact whatsoever with her mother. ... No gifts ... no financial support ... no telephone calls."
Rushton, who could not be reached for this story, told the court that her granddaughter needed to know someone would be there for her.
"This baby needs love and stable living conditions," she wrote soon after taking Draheim in.
But Rushton, who had money problems, was later evicted from her own home. By 1996, Stephanie was living with her biological father, Robert Draheim, in a Flint mobile home park.
Court records indicate a caseworker started the process of taking her from her parents and putting her up for adoption after tips that Robert Draheim was leaving his daughter at home alone and driving drunk with Stephanie in his vehicle.
Like most children over age 11 in foster care, Stephanie Draheim was never adopted. She lived in six foster homes and ran away from at least two.
"She was intelligent, but the more intelligent they are, the more trouble they can get into," said Rodger Mead of Burton, one of the last foster parents Draheim stayed with.
She was careful with her possessions, keeping everything she had locked up. Mead suspected Draheim was stealing, too, before deciding to end the foster care arrangement after one month.
"She came here with about eight boxes and tried to walk out with 12," he said. "She was into possessions, and, of course, I can see why."
Cindy Kelzer of Fostoria said she and her husband considered adopting Draheim when they took her into their rural home in the Thumb in parts of 1996 and 1997.
"She was just a very sad little girl, and there was nothing we could do," Kelzer said. "She made it impossible for us to keep her."
Draheim shoplifted from a flea market and a local grocery store before she was a teenager, ran away and "had a lot of verbal abuse for us," Kelzer said, but the family was still attached to her.
They found a therapist to talk to Draheim and brought her on a family trip to Cedar Point even after she had been returned to live in a state institution.
And after Draheim ran away from the Judson Center, she called Kelzer in the middle of night from a gas station on Woodward Avenue in Detroit, asking for help.
Kelzer picked her up and brought her back to Judson, a nonprofit organization that works to place children in foster care.
"She didn't really have anywhere to run to," Kelzer said.
An aunt of Draheim said she thinks Stephanie "just wanted an answer" from her parents: "Why did you leave me?"
"It's very sad," she said. "It's put me in tears many times."
Porn star
It's difficult to say when Draheim's involvement in adult films started, but she's credited as "Allie Sin" in 13 adult movies released in 2004, according to the online film information site Internet Movie Data Base (www.imdb.com).
By January 2005, another Web site operator was selling Draheim's images, using the name "Naughty Nati" on a subscription Web site that continues today, charging customers $24.93 for monthly access.
She's recognized among "famous people from Flint" in the online encyclopedia Wikipedia, along with filmmaker Michael Moore, boxer Chris Byrd and others.
A foster parent and attorney who have known Draheim identified her for The Flint Journal as being "Allie Sin" in photos.
Corrigan's quest
Corrigan said she never realized Michigan's problem with children running away from foster care until the death of Heather Kish, who was killed while missing from foster care in 2002.
The Supreme Court justice helped set up the first special docket for runaway foster children in Wayne County and expanded it to the rest of the state soon after.
Corrigan said there is "very good cooperation with DHS" today and statistics show 75 percent of kids that go missing are eventually found.
"Would I want it to be zero (missing children)? Of course," she said. "I don't know how to get it to zero."
In September, a seminar will showcase the most successful programs from around the state for finding missing children and keeping them from running.
"Stephanie's case is very dramatic, but all these kids (who age out' of foster care) -- we know more than half are homeless ... they are having children out of wedlock, they do not complete their education," Corrigan said.
She called it a recipe for disaster.
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Posted - May 13 2007 : 8:55AM

mods i think it is okay to have her real name on here like this because after all it has already been published in a newspaper with 100,000 circulation

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FLYGUY
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Posted - May 13 2007 : 4:49PM

As much as I love Allie Sin and her movies, that is a very sad story..how can parents treat their kids so rotten. If you are not ready to have children, keep it in your pants.

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RandomPrecision
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Posted - May 13 2007 : 5:08PM

That's a recipe for some really bad body odor.....

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Knocko
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Posted - May 14 2007 : 6:01AM

FLYGUY i agree it is quite a sad story actually when you think about it. i think it explain quite a lot why she got into porn and why she performed like she did. that unhappy personality......always cold and distant......but tell me because i am curious will this affect you enjoyment of her scenes? now that u know all the issues she was going through when she was making them

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FLYGUY
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Posted - May 14 2007 : 7:05PM

Absolutely not...I watch porn to jerk off to hot chicks, not to wonder how they got in the business or who their parents are..I know it might sound cold, but that really doesn't factor into my thinking. Hell, I still rub it out to Shawna Grant and Britney Madison who are dead chicks! It's porn, not church.

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axlsfury
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Posted - May 14 2007 : 7:27PM

I just can't rub it out once I know the true sad story in these cases.

Axl

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Roger Herraw
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Posted - May 14 2007 : 8:12PM

I kinda wonder if Astrid's story was equally as bad.

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ipop
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Posted - May 14 2007 : 10:30PM

Just because you are resourceful enough to Google her real name and find out about her real life, does that really mean you need to help spread her story to an entirely different ( and global) audience?

There's nothing all that unique about her story--there are tens of thousands of kids in her same predicament. Some turn out OK and many don't and they go on to make the same mistakes their parents did and repeat the cycle. I'm sure there are quite a few other starlets with similar backgrounds, but I guess it could be worse--they could be turning tricks on the streets down in Detroit or Tampa or Dallas, etc...

This is just one of the negative impacts of addiction in our society. It also leads to poverty, violence, unemployment, school drop-outs, disease, and theft. Due to addiction, huge parts of almost every metropolitan area are extremely unsafe. In my opinion, due to the wide-ranging effects of addiction, it is the biggest problem in our society, and all we are doing is treating the symptoms and throwing addicts in prison for being addicts.

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KatjaKassin
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Posted - May 14 2007 : 10:42PM

in Germany addicts are not considered criminals by law, they are considered sick. It can happen that you will be ordered to go to a rehab facility in the worst case. You don't go to jail for using. (Drug dealers do get time for selling though)
I never understood why in the US addicts are being thrown in prison.

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cobalt60
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Posted - May 14 2007 : 11:23PM

Some of them want to use you.
Some of them want to be used by you.
Some of them want to abuse you.
Some of them want to be abused.

I'm pretty sure Annie was the first bald chick I ever wanted to fuck.

If I seem lame or callous, it's because I am.

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Porn Scout
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Posted - May 15 2007 : 12:52AM

That is a very sad story. The fact that it isn't uncommon is, well, I'm not sure what there is to say about it exactly.

But keep in mind everyone that America is all about finding your own way and the spirit of rugged individualism and self-responsibility. Yep, that's the ticket.

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Knocko
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Posted - May 15 2007 : 2:31AM

ipop like i said already this article was already published in a newspaper with 100,000 circulation.....thousands & thousands of people have already read it. also it is permanent on a national league of cities website....and flint journal is part of a newspaper syndicate with websites. the story is already all the way out there for a "global" audience.....and anyone who wants to read it!

this forum, from what i see only a few dozen people actually post here regular, this thread only has a few hundred views really. so really it is laughable to think it is too sensitive to post this article here........

yes this is truthful real world stuff, not porno PR, but i think truthful real world stuff is cooler and more fascinating than porno PR......

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Porn Scout
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Posted - May 15 2007 : 3:10AM

I think it's fine to post her real name if it's out there in the media already. The cat's out of the bag at this point, so what difference does it make?

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Knocko
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Posted - May 15 2007 : 3:20AM

also why are people talking about drug addiction? allie sin was not addicted to drugs! her story is about really bad irresponsible parents and the sad situation of foster care children

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aussie_guy77
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Posted - May 15 2007 : 5:33AM

Things happen in life both good and bad, its the character of the person in how they respond. I don't feel sorry for her, why should anyone your not personally responsible. She was young but we all make choices and we must accept the choices we make. To me she's taking the negative road and if she does that's her prerogative.

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bino808
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Posted - May 15 2007 : 10:12AM

knocko:

I think people were referring to her parents' addiction. In the article it mentions her being taken from her father because he drove drunk with her in the car. In case you haven't heard, alcohol is addictive. Im a recovering addict with two years clean, and trust me, I could tell you a little bit about it. Katja is absolutely right, addiction is a disease, and it destroys families.

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Jello Biafra
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Posted - May 15 2007 : 12:20PM

I think Allie is hot! She has one of the best bodies in the business. Her story, in ways, is somewhat of a success story. From runaway foster kid to one of the most famous residents of Flint. Well, it is Flint I suppose, and perhaps notorious would be a better description than famous. And yes, she's had her run-ins with fans and directors. But hey, she takes it in that fine ass like a champ, and who says we want our porn stars to be upper middle class suburban girls?

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ipop
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Posted - May 15 2007 : 12:47PM

I think it's a pretty safe bet that her mom was addicted to drugs or alcohol. If not, it would be rare, as this is usually the case in situations like this.

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Julius80
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Posted - Jun 19 2007 : 5:23PM

The important things are that she had a terrific body, super cute face, and she did anal and facials. Allie will always be a favorite of mine

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lefaf
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Posted - Aug 14 2017 : 10:02AM

i miss this girl!

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