First off, no one deserves such an ending. Especially with regards to family and friends he left behind, it's a tragedy for them to lose a loved one in such a manner. That being said, however, this man seemed to be uniquely adept at breeding himself enemies. I was shocked to read about his death, yet not surprised, as crazy as that sounds.
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No, doesn't sound crazy at all. That is the first thing that came to my mind too. Karma of some sort? I am not a spiritual person, but sometimes you have to wonder.Originally Posted by CorbinFisher_BD
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I agree with Brian's comments. As much as I woudl haev problems with anyone accused of having questionable ethics, I would never wish on anyone to go through what he must have experienced while being stabbed.
Sometimes karma does adjust, but perhaps (for those who believe in reincarnation) he'd simply gained all of the lessons and insights he needed to have in the current life, and dying this way was part of that experience. (Sorry if I'm getting too "new age" for people here...)
EXACTLY what I was thinking
I disagree. There are a select few types of criminals whos crimes deserve a violant and painful death fitting of the harm they've done to their victims, and victims families.
Good riddance!
I've never known or dealt with this guy but with all the awful he was a part of seems he got what he deserved :evil:
No one deserves what happend to Bryan. I knew Bryan for 4 years and he was always good to deal with. He made some mistakes, the Brent Corrigan thing wasn't one of them.....Corrigan used a fake ID. That could happen to any of us.
He did get involved with a 15 year old...certainly should not have done that, but the end result in that matter was basically a slap on the hand. He was not convicted of a crime that even involved having to register as a sex offender. The kid lied about his age, they had sex, Bryan should have been more cautious certainly, but doubtful the kid was harmed. I think many of us know kids that are that age, don't look it and can come on pretty strong.
Bryan made his mistakes, but as I said, no one deserves to be murdered like that. Shame on you for even saying it.
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I have to disagree with you there. Bryan never saw an actual ID prior to the first shoot; he relied on an emailed copy of a photoshopped birth certificate and drivers license. Later, Corrigan provided a fake ID that was apparently quite convincing.
Yes, any of us, particularly those, like Gaybucks, who shoot models who are 18 or 19, could have a model provide falsified identification. But an ethical studio would have immediately taken all steps to get government verification if there was any question, and pull any content if the age of the model could not be verified to be over 18 at time of filming.
That's the big difference.
On that point, we are in complete agreement.Bryan made his mistakes, but as I said, no one deserves to be murdered like that.
Unfortunately you give adult Gay webmasters/producers less credit then they deserve.
We are not stupid enough to believe that this dead guy "bryan" just happened to come across two underage guys over a few years period of time who just happened to dupe him into believing they were of age, one of them later suing him, and then he just happened to accidently fuck over the distributors of his videos... all of this from an ethical above board porn producer... yeah right.
If it smells like shit, looks like shit and tastes like shit, it's shit.
This is almost as bad as those producers you hear about fucking models during free auditions then not calling them back for work :bunny:
It really sucks someone was stabbed to death and burned, possibly alive. Unfortunately for "bryan" he has a very bad track record, and those were only the times he got caught out! If you're fucking people over, and get murdered, you'll be talked about the same way in these forums in the future. It's a fact of life. Do the right thing :pimp:
There is no shame in truth, only in denial
It's easy to sit far away from where it happened and talk about someone you didn't really know and say they "got what they deserved", but this is real, and he was a real person, and what he underwent must have been terrible. and the thought of it must be terrible for his family to live with as well.
I guess I'm saying is, although many may not have liked Bryan, let's not speak ill of the dead, it's bad form.
Who are you to tell me what's easy for me to do? You think it's easy to go against the grain and say what I feel instead of what everyone else is saying publicly?
"bryan" had no defence wounds. He was likely asleep drunk, possibly stoned, when killed. Are you even reading the news reports?
It's not in good form to speak ill of the dead? OK sadaam, hitler, pedos, serial killers.... the list goes on, fuck em all
True, it's not easy to speak your mind, and i give you credit for that. I just meant that you didn't know him, and you're acting like you did. I absolutely share your anger at the crimes he (probably) committed and got away with, I just can't make that jump to say that he should be brutally murdered for it. Locked up, given treatment, harshly prosecuted, yes. but stabbed 28 times? c'mon now.
Anyway, locked up for a few years as a convicted **** would probably be WAY worse than being killed, once everyone finds out what you're there for...THAT would be a punishment I could agree with...
Perhaps you know that I didn't know him because I already said in this forum "I've never known or dealt with this guy but with all the awful he was a part of seems he got what he deserved". I have no idea where you're getting the impression that I'm acting like I knew this guy. You are way off :shock: My viewpoints are drawn on actual past facts and the proven history of this guy, nothing more, nothing less.
We differ in opinion. Police reports say there were no defense wounds and alcohol was involved, his body was found on the couch. Seems he was passed out and didn't know what hit him, or, he would have, defended himself. So brutal murder NO, overkill, possibly. As a parent of a teenager I can easily associate the rage a parent, or someone close, to a young teenager would have in finding the child they spent their life sacrificing for was fucked over by a **** pornographer trying to make a buck on their kids innocence.
Solitary for a few years as opposed to a lifetime of pain for multiple victims and their families... somehow that doesn't compute and seems very mild and favoring the criminal over those injured. But luckily this guy's dead and we don't have to worry about millions in tax payers money to defend him, keep him in jail, then monitor him on parole for years after release. He's dead. Quick and easy. No dramas. Next
Thanks to CSI, I thought of the "disgruntled" parent scenario. That is what rings in my mind when I think of this case.How about when you have your information posted on every site via 2257 and the pissed off dad to one of your models comes looking for you.
I actually cried when I first found about about Bryan being murdered. I considered him a very close friend in the industry and had known him for 8 years now.
Anyone who actually has the fucking nerve to sit here on their high horse and judge ANYONE after they are dead should be ashamed of themselves. I find it fucking sickening of all of you who didn't even KNOW HIM passing judgement. It's so easy to read an article or listen to the cute little model and think of how evil he must be. It's in the news, it's gotta be true... that little twink is cute and told me a story, it's gotta be true.
Fuck you and your ignorance!
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