Teen porn star Bieyanka Moore's disaster (porn company didn't know she was 15...)

[The Straight Story]

Teen porn star Bieyanka Moore's disaster

In early 2010, Tyler Chanel Evans, a 19-year-old exotic dancer, took under her wing a pretty, homeless girl who said her name was Bieyanka. The girl had been standing for hours outside a convenience store with an overstuffed duffel bag. A few days later, the waif stole Evans's expired learner's permit and copied her social security number.

The samaritan stripper filed a police report, but nothing came of it.

Then Bieyanka ran wild, adopting Evans's identity and racking up criminal charges including possession of a stolen vehicle and grand larceny. The girl skipped court appearances, so Evans was arrested twice. Once she was even jailed for 13 hours.

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Bieyanka, it seems, outwitted many people. She wasn't 20 as she had told Evans, but a 15-year-old runaway from Palm Beach Shores. She persuaded the State of Nevada — perhaps with an adult's help — to improperly issue her a driver's license in Evans's name. And using that license, she duped Miami pornographers into illegally hiring her to have sex onscreen.

At least that's the way Evans and lawyers for Brickell-based online porn giant Reality Kings tell it. In December 2010, the girl's mother, Sherrita Smalley, sued RK Netmedia, Reality Kings' owner, for disseminating a video in which the 15-year-old — using the stage name "Bieyanka Moore" — stripped nude, had intercourse, and traded oral sex with a 24-year-old man.

http://www.miaminewtimes.com/2011-05-12/news/teen-porn-star-bieyanka-moore-s-disaster/

[Odin2005]

1. *Grabs Popcorn*

:popcorn:

[Blue_Tires]

2. identity theft can be a never-ending disaster...

I only had a few low-limit credit cards taken out by someone using my name, and that was a big enough headache...Compared to this story, I was pretty lucky...

Oh yeah, and that girl's parents fail at life...

[Selatius]

3. Bieyanka needs a lot of help, and her parents obviously failed at raising her properly. nt

[Maine-ah]

14. parent.

she was born to a 21 year old, single woman, and from the article, it sounds like she had a pretty tough time just trying to survive with her daughter.

[madrchsod]

4. tracy lords was 16 when she started....

and she cost the industry millions....

[eShirl]

10. THAT's the name I was trying to think of

thank you!

[LAGC]

5. Does this mean that anyone who bought from that company can be arrested for possessing kiddie porn?

How would you go about recalling porn productions like that? Send out a notice?

Unlike people who own certain makes of cars and register with their manufacturer, its not like these porno outfits have a list of who all their customers are...

[krispos42]

6. Send out a notice with a picture of her on it.

"If you see THIS face, THESE breasts, THESE buttocks, and/or THIS vagina, stop watching it immediately and delete it from your hard drive. They belong to a 15-year-old!"



Of course, disseminating the warning poster it in itself creation and distribution of child pornography. Maybe have a police artist do a sketch of the parts in question?

They'd have to fly him outside the 12-mile limit, though.

[Sen. Walter Sobchak]

7. DU's defenders of the always nobel porn industry will struggle with this one

The industry standard for any sort of wrong doing is always "plausible deniability" on the part of the producers. Be it trespassing and filming where not permitted to employing extremely high risk for STD talent, to this...

[NavyDem]

8. The article already covers it.

The law does not offer a defense for the minor lying about their age. There undoubtedly will be a shit storm resulting from all of this. The company that produced it can be charged for producing and distributing child porn, the "actor" that she had sex with could be charged for statutory rape.

That young lady needs to get some help.

[Sen. Walter Sobchak]

9. anyone thrown in prison will be a peon

The entire business model of the "adult industry" is a firewall between those who assume all the risk and those who assume little risk but take virtually all the rewards. There is also little disincentive to these risks because many of the working entities have absolutely no assets so it doesn't matter if their sued, shutdown or seized and are staffed by completely disposable people. This is somewhat in contrast to the uhh... more reputable large enterprises who can't possibly risk criminal charges, judgments or PR problems that would risk their lucrative mainstream distribution channels.

To my great disgust I have family in this business.

[Chris_Texas]

12. That seems like a flimsy case there.

Never fly in court. You only need one person out of twelve with a brain.

You cannot legally rent or see a car to a minor either, so potentially anyone who did that faces the same danger, but again it isn't going to happen. The girl was impersonating someone else.

[Chris_Texas]

11. Not sure what exactly there is to defend....

What part of this unfortunate incident are you trying to lay at the feet of the adult entertainment industry? Who here is the victim, if not the woman who's identity she stole, the male actor involved, the movie producers and distributers and crew, or perhaps those who purchased the movie?

Or are you perhaps trying to suggest that all of these people in her life, from the woman who found her and tried to help and was then victimized for it, to her parents who very well might have been fantastic for all we know, to the movie company folks who -- again for all you know -- might have rushed her straight to the police or social services had they known the truth?

Sex is not evil, nor is pornography. For some reason the majority of humans like it to some degree or other, including likely those who refuse to watch it for one reason or other. There is no invisible sky monster waiting to hurl you into loving eternal punishment for watching it, nor to reward you with an eternity of singing thanks for refusingto do so. It's just porn, that's all.

And this case isn't even about the porn. It is about the criminal adventures of a teen runaway in a nation in which physically mature teens are caught in a trap -- they can't work, have no way to provide for themselves, can't legally rent an appartment, and yet society has few if any social safety net that covers them. Little kids yes, adults somewhat, but teens? Nothing.

And somehow, out of all this, you see porn as the problem. PORN! in scary all caps. I suppose when you are looking for just that, that's what you see.

I bet you were an ace at those "Where's Waldo" books.

[Sen. Walter Sobchak]

13. i'm suggesting they don't give a fuck

Seeing as their due diligence amounts to checking an out of state drivers license and a social security numident. Which I am guessing a fifteen year old runaway had probably never heard of and was assisted in obtaining. I might be able to muster some sympathy for the unwitting accomplices caught up in this - but it is the way the industry operates and their indifference to all sorts of things that allowed it to happen.