Like all porn, it's fantasy. Those sites (public agent, fake agent,
fake taxi) are run by professionally funded and documented porn studios.
Every actor who appears in those scenes is legally required to consent
to filming in advance and fill out the necessary paperwork. ANY site
that plays with the "hey random chick, want to have unprotected sex with
this dude holding a camera right here and now?" Or "oops we just filmed
you having sex" scenario is fake. If they weren't, they wouldn't last
longer than a few months because all of the lawsuits they'd be slapped
with would put them out of business so quickly.
I'm sure it's
very arousing for some men to believe that scores of women are dumb
enough to be suckered into having sex with some dude for a fake reality
show or to impress an agent or with a cab driver in front of a very
obvious GoPro "surveillance" camera (and then cower in fear when faced
with the possibility of being blackmailed). Like lots of things you
might see in movies, in real life it's not very likely to happen -- at
least not nearly often enough for these websites to update with a new
video once a week, every week.
A
defense attorney says Goldmann suffers from post-traumatic stress
disorder as a result of his Air Force service in Iraq and should be
allowed to seek treatment in St. Cloud, Minnesota before his Sept. 25
sentencing.
The
government says Goldmann has yet to answer to an amended warrant in
Tennessee, where he was convicted in 2013 on a theft of services charge.
