Underage Girls Gone Wild

Florida Panama City Four Florida panhandle women sue "Girls Gone Wild" founder Joe Francis saying they were 17 16 15 and 13 when the company solicited them to participate in sexually provocative videos

by The Associated Press

Published: Tue, March 25, 2008 - 11:02 am CST

PANAMA CITY, Fla. (AP) - "Girls Gone Wild" founder Joe Francis
resolved his Florida criminal case by pleading no contest to
filming underaged girls. But his raunchy video series is still
getting him in legal trouble in the Panhandle.
Four additional women sued him last week alleging he exploited
them. They say they were 17, 16, 15 and 13 when the company
solicited them to participate in sexually provocative videos in
2003 and earlier. They want unspecified monetary damages.
Francis' spokesman did not return a phone call today.
The lawsuit was filed by the same Panama City lawyers who sued
Francis in 2003. He settled the older case last year.
Francis went free after nearly a year in jail early this month
after pleading no contest to child abuse and prostitution. He was
sentenced to time served, but faces a federal tax evasion trial in
Nevada.

(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

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claycitymadness Says:

Mon, Jul 07, 2008 at 6:19 am

sounds that way to me as well, that pensacola lawyer is a real scumbag, notice they didint put his name in the article. its funny one day in the future these girls are going to have to answer for what they did, to an employer, to a church group, or possibly to thier children.
“mommy is that you?? you look a LOT different now”