More 2257 inspections - FSC still silent

gonzo · 10-13-2006

LOS ANGELES — In its ongoing open-ended inspection of 2257 documentation in the adult industry, the FBI conducted an inspection at the Canoga Park, Calif. offices of Evasive Angles on Sept. 27, XBIZ has learned.

FBI spokesperson Laura I. Miller confirmed the records inspection.
Evasive Angles, owned by longtime male performer T.T. Boy, is the seventh confirmed adult production studio to have its records searched. The FBI also confirmed a 2257 records inspection of Darkside Entertainment Sept. 12.
The other companies that have been subject to 2257 records inspections are Legend, Sunshine Films, Robert Hill Releasing, Sebastian Sloane Productions and Diabolic. The FBI’s inspection of Bethlehem, Pa.-based Sebastian Sloane Productions was prompted by an unrelated search warrant.

thanks xbiz...

TheEnforcer · 10-13-2006

Do we know for sure they signed up with the FSC?

spazlabz · 10-13-2006

this should definitely be causing some concern in the industry since it is obvious that they are gearing up and for the first time since section 2257 was created they are actually doing the records inspections, I dont think anyone would take them seriously if they tried to convince us that it was because they think there are performers under the age of 18 at any of these companies. They are trying to put pressure on and bust people for bad record keeping and it has nothing to do with their proposed concern for children...
I know Mark Foley liked looking at pictures, ya think he ever took any?

fucking investigate Congress and leave the legit people the fuck alone.

spaz

10-13-2006	#1
gonzo Fat Fucking Nobody Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Atlanta,Ga. Posts: 17,795 Blog Entries: 11	More 2257 inspections - FSC still silent LOS ANGELES — In its ongoing open-ended inspection of 2257 documentation in the adult industry, the FBI conducted an inspection at the Canoga Park, Calif. offices of Evasive Angles on Sept. 27, XBIZ has learned. FBI spokesperson Laura I. Miller confirmed the records inspection. Evasive Angles, owned by longtime male performer T.T. Boy, is the seventh confirmed adult production studio to have its records searched. The FBI also confirmed a 2257 records inspection of Darkside Entertainment Sept. 12. The other companies that have been subject to 2257 records inspections are Legend, Sunshine Films, Robert Hill Releasing, Sebastian Sloane Productions and Diabolic. The FBI’s inspection of Bethlehem, Pa.-based Sebastian Sloane Productions was prompted by an unrelated search warrant. thanks xbiz... __________________ We are putting the bastards of this world on notice; greed and corruption will always be met with "a voice made of ink and rage." "Never try and be like anyone else" - Hunter S. Thompson "The truth is the truth no matter how you try and package a lie" - Shellee Hale

10-13-2006	#2
TheEnforcer Scored VIP to Anton's Piss Tank Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 8,781	Re: More 2257 inspections - FSC still silent Do we know for sure they signed up with the FSC?

10-13-2006	#3
spazlabz Payserve SUX Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 1,988	Re: More 2257 inspections - FSC still silent this should definitely be causing some concern in the industry since it is obvious that they are gearing up and for the first time since section 2257 was created they are actually doing the records inspections, I dont think anyone would take them seriously if they tried to convince us that it was because they think there are performers under the age of 18 at any of these companies. They are trying to put pressure on and bust people for bad record keeping and it has nothing to do with their proposed concern for children... I know Mark Foley liked looking at pictures, ya think he ever took any? fucking investigate Congress and leave the legit people the fuck alone. spaz __________________ Kenny's Pennies awesome fetish content that actually sells!

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