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| Hardline_Pro Self-removed member I'm in love with a pornstar! 405 Posts 5/13 | Twitter: https://twitter.com/StellaAnnxxx Agency: http://www.platinumtalentxxx.com/ ![]() First scene ever: http://castingcouch-x.com/video/stella #PinkNotStink [Link] |
| flexxxible Senior Member Current favs: Skylar Vox, Laney Grey, Aubree Valentine, Angel Youngs, Alyx Star, Blake Blossom 2185 Posts 5/10 | |
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| Hardline_Pro Self-removed member I'm in love with a pornstar! 405 Posts 5/13 | |
| kingdarius Deactivated User President of the IDGAF Coalition 3288 Posts 2/10 | |
| Gonsava76 Senior Member I really love Gabbie Carter, Amber Moore, Julia Ann, Allie Haze & Raylene!!! 1301 Posts 8/08 | |
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| alexidavid Member Keep calm. 666 Posts 7/13 | |
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| Hardline_Pro Self-removed member I'm in love with a pornstar! 405 Posts 5/13 | http://passion-hd.com/video/easter-egg-hunt |
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| Gonsava76 Senior Member I really love Gabbie Carter, Amber Moore, Julia Ann, Allie Haze & Raylene!!! 1301 Posts 8/08 | |
| roynie Senior Member 1447 Posts 9/10 | |
| flexxxible Senior Member Current favs: Skylar Vox, Laney Grey, Aubree Valentine, Angel Youngs, Alyx Star, Blake Blossom 2185 Posts 5/10 | |
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| roynie Senior Member 1447 Posts 9/10 | Edited by - roynie on 5/21/2014 5:58:16 PM |
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| Narcissus Deactivated User Love Thyself 418 Posts 1/08 | didn't realize she killed herself when i started reading the thread and looking at her first xxx clip. i was super excited about to have a new fav girl. her body was just amazing. unbelievably sad what happened. and holy fuck... she did it with a 12-guage? damnnnn. no, porn is not to blame. it's how social media has empowered shit-talkers and bullies. girls who have never done porn are committing suicide from social media bullying. not sure what can actually be done to stop cowards like this but something has gotta change. in these last few years, we've seen too many hot young girls take their own lives over being blasted online by idiots. like one poster said, i also wish i could've said something to her before she made such a permanent decision. i've seen similar stories play out with new girls coming into the adult biz. they get harassed endlessly by people back in their hometowns that didn't approve. on so many occasions i've had to talk girls down from being at their wits end over all the vicious and negative talk. it seems this poor girl needed more friendly voices on her side to combat the mean ones. RIP beautiful Alyssa. |
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| Gonsava76 Senior Member I really love Gabbie Carter, Amber Moore, Julia Ann, Allie Haze & Raylene!!! 1301 Posts 8/08 | R.I.P. sweetheart!!! *ͺ* ... By GonSavA76! |
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| Nerd_Rich Deactivated User N.E.R.D.S RuLe 672 Posts 9/10 | |
| Quorrl Senior Member 2835 Posts 3/11 | Really sad, the loss of such a young life. May she have peace from everything that plagued and pained her. And may her family and friends strength and love in supporting each other. Wishing no peace to all people who think it's their right to increase a troubled person's pains by judging them and bullying her. |
| Gore Gore Girl Doctor of the Erotic Arts 7238 Posts 1/09 | Excellent article on media response. 'Considering the relatively short timeframe, it’s easy—too easy—to draw the conclusion that Funke’s foray into pornography led to her death. This week, Fox 9, the network’s Minneapolis-St. Paul affiliate, aired a report on Funke’s death titled “The Pressure of Porn.” There is no mention of suicide’s frightening prevalence on college campuses or that it is the second-leading cause of death of Americans ages 18 to 24. Instead, Funke’s death was co-opted in a moralistic, slipshod investigation that doesn’t even get her date of death correct. (While the report claims she killed herself April 14, her last tweet is from April 15.) Funke is depicted as a “young, impressionable woman” who didn’t understand the “unforeseen consequences” of entering the world of porn and “having sex with a total stranger”—listen to the news report for the narrator’s ominous emphasis on “stranger.” Fox 9 appears to be on a crusade to prove that porn is a denigrating career choice with lethal ramifications. The investigation makes a point of showing that Funke is a “dramatic contrast” to Miriam Weeks, the well-known Duke porn star better known as Belle Knox. Funke’s alleged suicide is used to dismiss Knox’s claim that she feels “empowered” by porn. Fox 9 also cites social worker Joy Friedman, who alleges Funke was lying when she said on the CastingCouch-X video that she had a normal childhood. “I bet if we had to go back and pull back the layers of what happened for her, I imagine we’d find something dysfunctional in her past,” Friedman states without any factual basis.' |
| roynie Senior Member 1447 Posts 9/10 | the article has some very good points but also makes some mistakes. 1) She wasn't in only one scene for one site. This mistake is in all the articles I've seen and has sometimes been used to insinuate that she must have been scared away after doing one. 2) The social media was filled with insults towards her. Some way worse than anything mentioned in the news. Of course they can't find these because most were deleted by the perpetrators when the news of her suicide started spreading in her local town. As should be clear from my earlier posts, I became aware of this shortly after she ended it and had the chance of seeing some of the stuff before people started deleting. Some of it was repulsive. The media can't find most of it because they only started reporting more than a month after her death!! What did they expect? That people would leave the 'evidence' for everyone to see when it could be deleted by a click of a bottom? A few didn't even care after her death and continued to post unpleasant stuff. Check the 19 April message on her tribute page, only a few days after her death and well before the news media took up the case. Much of this is irrelevant to the big picture but I wish the media would get their facts straight in cases this serious. Regardless of all the factors involved in her tragic death (we may never know the details for sure): R.I.P. and I do hope her family and friends can find the strength to go through this difficult time. Edited by - roynie on 5/24/2014 10:21:44 PM |
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| firechrome Member Well, once there was only dark. If you ask me, the light's winning. 131 Posts 10/12 | |
| youngrphoto Senior Member 3539 Posts 3/14 | For two days, I've had trouble getting to my grad school classes in the engineering building on the University of Minnesota campus. A campus hotel was roped off because a man was barricaded in the on-campus Graduate Hotel. As it turns out, he's was the father of "Stella Ann." The sadness continues. I send my prayers out to this still grieving, mixed up father. Minneapolis, Minnesota Standoff ends: Man arrested in hotel near U was grieving for daughter, upset about his exotic cat police said. By Paul Walsh and Tim Harlow Star Tribune January 30, 2018 - 9:41pm A two-day standoff at a hotel near the University of Minnesota ended Tuesday afternoon when police arrested a man who had holed up in a sixth-floor room while grieving for his daughter and sending angry messages alleging someone had stolen his exotic cat. Officers apprehended the man shortly before 1:45 p.m. at the Graduate Hotel near the University of Minnesota, said police spokesman Scott Seroka. Police declined to name the man, but acquaintances identified him as Rashad Bowman, 43, who had lived in Woodbury recently. Bowman has theft and drug convictions on his record. At a news conference afterward, U Police Chief Matt Clark said the standoff began when police were called to the hotel to check the suspect's welfare. For the first 24 hours they were concerned about a woman in the room with him, based on his threats and reports from family that he might have been armed. The woman was released at midnight Tuesday, but Bowman refused to surrender. Negotiations continued peacefully until 8 a.m., when he began lighting fires in the room and "saying he was going to torch or burn down the hotel," Clark said. "He continued to do that and threaten officers by saying that he had a firearm and was ready to use it." Bystanders outside the hotel shared photos and videos of a microwave oven being thrown through the window, and the man leaning his head out at one point while smoke billowed out the window. A man leaned out a window where a suspect had been on a stand off with police for over a day on Tuesday, January 30, 2018, at the Graduate Hotel at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minn. Renee Jones Schneider Gallery: Photos: Two-day standoff at U of M ends Clark said gas munitions and flash-bangs were fired, and the suspect climbed out the window when police entered the room. "Officers were very concerned when he was outside the window that he would fall or become seriously injured or die, so they backed off to get him to come back inside," the chief said. He eventually surrendered at 1:43 p.m., 38 hours after the standoff began. Reached on his cellphone by the Star Tribune about 20 minutes before his arrest, Bowman said, "I can't talk right now." 'Time was on our side' Clark said it wasn't entirely clear why the suspect was in the hotel, but "there were a number of issues related to his family life, things in his past, the crime he was wanted for and that was part of the negotiation and discussion." Assistant Minneapolis Police Chief Mike Kjos acknowledged that the 38-hour duration of the standoff was "a long time for all the citizens involved." "But the point is to try to resolve this in a manner that everybody ended up safe. It was a contained environment, all on one floor where there wasn't a need to rush in and cause an incident to take place," Kjos said. "Time was on our side and it was the right decision to wait him out." One expert in law enforcement standoffs and other law enforcement tactics saw the logic in police taking as long as they did to move in and arrest Bowman. Because SWAT officers generally have greater techniques and experience, "We're likely to act slower," said Ronal Serpas, a criminology and justice professor at Loyola University New Orleans. The former police officer has years of SWAT experience. "If we have complete domination at the scene, you don't have to worry about anybody getting hurt, and you don't have to worry about any of your officers being hurt," Serpas added, "and you don't want to hurt the person inside. Really, waiting it out is not a bad practice." Facebook posts in real time About 10 hours into the showdown with police, Bowman posted on Facebook about the 2014 suicide of his 19-year-old daughter, Alyssa Funke, writing, "I miss her soooo much" above photos of him and others with her climbing a tree. A month after her death, Fox 9 reported that Funke, a Stillwater High School graduate who was a freshman at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, killed herself after a pornographic video went online and prompted bullying posts on social media. One of the acquaintances who identified Bowman, Lynette Whitlock, said there is a warrant for his arrest in Arizona for printing checks. Whitlock said Bowman accused her and another woman, Nicole Cook, of stealing his exotic cat. Whitlock said Scarlett is an African serval, and Bowman gave it to Cook so she could sell it. Whitlock said she turned over the cat on Thursday to the Wildcat Sanctuary in Sandstone, Minn. Staff there said the cat had a bone disease when it was young, which is common with an improper diet. That caused fractured ribs, which healed in an abnormal position. A man leaned out a window where a suspect has been on a stand off with police for over a day on Tuesday, January 30, 2018, at the Graduate Hotel at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. Renee Jones Schneider, Star Tribune A man leaned out a window where a suspect has been on a stand off with police for over a day on Tuesday, January 30, 2018, at the Graduate Hotel at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. Bowman acquired the cat online when it was young, "but he didn't do his research" about how to care for it, Whitlock said. "My cats are like . my children," he wrote on Facebook late Tuesday morning. "Hey I'm no saint but I did not allow Lynette to take my cat." He later posted on Facebook, "On my life and that of my deceased daughter Alyssa, get Scarlett back to where she belongs." Star Tribune staff writer Brandon Stahl and University of Minnesota student reporter Trevor Squire contributed to this report. harlow@startribune.com 612-673-7768 pwalsh@startribune.com 612-673-4482 Edited by - youngrphoto on 1/31/2018 3:50:12 AM |
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