More on the Cumonherface / Ray Guhn arrest

[TheEnforcer]

I never trust the "guns and drugs" type of staatements in the press. It's like how the DEA gives and INSANELY high street value for any bust they do. It's just not reliable. They try and give the impression it is much worse than it is so they can influence the jury pool. Simple as that.

[softball]

I still want to know about the prostitution charge. That, to me, is what makes this case important.

[Footman]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

I still want to know about the prostitution charge. That, to me, is what makes this case important.

I'll bet that's all going to be answered in the interview on Hammer Uncut. There is a slippery slope here and I really can't wait 'till we all get to hear the interview.

I did hear Jim say that the feds battered his front door down and left his house destroyed. It wasn't a knock on the door with a few suits asking for documents.

[Hammer]

Originally Posted by Footman

I'll bet that's all going to be answered in the interview on Hammer Uncut.

Yup.

[JR]

Originally Posted by TheEnforcer

I never trust the "guns and drugs" type of staatements in the press. It's like how the DEA gives and INSANELY high street value for any bust they do. It's just not reliable. They try and give the impression it is much worse than it is so they can influence the jury pool. Simple as that.

when i see the following words combined to describe an arrest:
guns
drugs
undercover investigation
seized
prostitution

i am not overly willing to presume innocence.

[Jace]

I have never said this once in my life, but um....see sig

[TheEnforcer]

Originally Posted by JR

when i see the following words combined to describe an arrest:
guns
drugs
undercover investigation
seized
prostitution

i am not overly willing to presume innocence.

It's not about assuming innocence. It's about the impression they want to give. Guns and drugs could easily be someone's registered weapon and less than an 1/8 of weed and they make it out as if there is a crateful of guns and 10 lbs of weed. THAT'S my point.

[Hammer]

The 'guns' was a hunting rifle and the 'drugs' were prescription. It's all about headlines.

[softball]

well, what about the prostitution? This is a simple question but very germane to our business.

[Hammer]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

well, what about the prostitution? This is a simple question but very germane to our business.

I think you'll have a much better understanding after you hear the interview, but the prostitution part is the sticky issue. Apparently they were shooting gonzo scenes where they paid the female models but not the guys that fucked them. Pretty cut and dried if that turns out to be the case and the state can prove it.

[softball]

Thanks. To me this is the important part of this case. This is what will have the most effect industry wide. Whenever you shoot anything, all performers should be paid, even if it is a dollar. I have had many talent releases signed for a buck in the real world. That seems like movie making 101.

[TheEnforcer]

Originally Posted by Hammer

The 'guns' was a hunting rifle and the 'drugs' were prescription. It's all about headlines.

Exactly what I thought.

[pam]

Originally Posted by Hammer

The 'guns' was a hunting rifle and the 'drugs' were prescription. It's all about headlines.

So why isn't their attorney making sure this fact is known? We all know the other side spins it to try to sway public opinion, so why not try to counteract it?

How long until this goes to trial?

[Hammer]

Originally Posted by pam

So why isn't their attorney making sure this fact is known? We all know the other side spins it to try to sway public opinion, so why not try to counteract it?

How long until this goes to trial?

I don't know the answer to your last question, but I'm sure their attorney has made the fact known in Pensacola, where it matters to the case, and I'm sure the jury will be made aware when the time comes.