I think this is Justin Whatshisname, the guy who was written about in the New York Times who was jerking off on webcam at 13 and making 100G a year (he says) by the time he was 15.
He's been making the rounds.
I think this is Justin Whatshisname, the guy who was written about in the New York Times who was jerking off on webcam at 13 and making 100G a year (he says) by the time he was 15.
He's been making the rounds.
Damn, I wonder if he got any cub scout medals for that. What an enterprising little fuck.
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Originally Posted by boyfunk
And you would be right, thats the only guy I know that would make a good story for that show
Yes, that's Justin on her site.
I don't think she will target the adult industry. This is probably going to be a "protecting your children online" show. I can't really think of any opening for her to bash online adult. He was never involved with anyone from the legit side.
Having Brent Corrigan on would have been 10 times worse for us.
I post here to whore this sig.
I just heard a trailer for this show and it seems like it is in fact going to be a protecting children by not letting them have a webcam type show.
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Lee
who is justin whatshisname?
link?
His name is Justin Berry. He's 19 now, but was webcamming and jerking off for cash since he was 13.
There was a big article in NYT (it's archive only now, $4 to read it), but you can Google "justin berry" and read all the sordid details. Casey, who used to post here and did some freelance marketing for CollegeBoysLive, is apparently involved with it, and he is apparently in jail now, awaiting trial.
There's apparently a lot more to the story than what NYT said, though... I read some other articles and info, and it seems that Justin is nowhere near as much the "innocent boy led astray" as he's being portrayed, and it's rumored that he's working on a book and movie deal. From some of the articles I read, another story emerges, that of the kid as a very conniving entrepreneur who knew exactly what he was doing, encouraged other underage kids to join in the activities and profited from their work, and allowed or set up the adults working with him to take the fall...
Who knows what's true and what isn't, but it's all pretty disgusting in my book... no matter what the deal is, anything involving underage kids, whether they are 13 or 17, is not OK. At least in this case, the feds are actually doing something about it.
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