Choose a Girl

Some of those thoughts seemed ridiculous, but my dreams didn’t discriminate; I’d be tormented with the possibilities of what could have happened that night. When I’d go out in public and a man would make eye contact with me for longer than a second, I’d wonder, are you one of them? Suddenly, everyone was a suspect in my mind. And I was angry—filled with indignation that someone could do this to me.

Currently Awaiting Trial

• What girls do porn viewers likely did not realize was that many of the women featured in their videos are actually victims of sex trafficking, including Jane Doe.
• I’d never felt more betrayed in my life.
• This request follows a directive from Chief U.S. District Judge Algenon Marbley in Columbus, Ohio, during a December hearing, where he advised the lawyers to seek consolidation.
• During her testimony, the woman described what her attorneys call an “elaborate scheme” to convince her and hundreds of other women to appear in sex videos which were later posted to some of the most popular websites in the world.

On May 24, I was laying in my bed, three days post-op, watching Rudy (as I was attending Notre Dame in the fall for law school). It was early afternoon when I received a text that said, “check the news right now.” Instantly, I saw that Baylor’s then-President, whose name I’m choosing to omit, had been removed from office over “the rape scandal.” My phone exploded that day. I remember feeling a strange combination of lethargy from the pain meds and adrenaline from the circumstance. At the time, I genuinely didn’t believe the president was at fault; I felt as if the Board of Regents had cut off the tip of the iceberg to save face. I contend to this day, that regardless of whether what happened to me and the work I did at Baylor influenced his removal, his removal as president was never something I intended.

Investigation and legal action

The amendment would offer survivors a chance to seek justice against both the perpetrators and the institutions that failed to prevent the abuse. This initiative follows a state court’s decision that declared a 2021 law unconstitutional for violating retrospective legislation provisions. Unlike in 24 states where similar laws were upheld, Louisiana’s court, in a narrow 4-3 decision, unfortunately, invalidated the legislation. The court’s ruling, which stemmed from a lawsuit involving allegations of abuse by a priest in the 1970s, cited constitutional due process conflicts.

Jane Doe 17 Vs Girlsdoporn.Com

For over an hour, I wept so hard that the only sentences I could physically articulate were “I—I hate them. I hate these guys so much” and “my body is ruined, no man will ever want to marry me, I—I wanted to stay a virgin” through my sobs and on repeat. I noticed pangs in my head from crying so hard and for so long—I was physically exhausted from weeping. In hindsight, I wonder what the officer, SANE nurse, and hospital workers were thinking. I refused to eat the saltines they’d offered me. That was nice and thoughtful of them, I thought.

With that being said, let’s jump into the conversation. We hope you enjoy this episode of Consider Before Consuming. Jane Doe grew up in Washington state with a loving family, never expecting that she’d be victimized by one of the largest trafficking schemes to date in today’s mainstream porn industry. Twenty-one days after her 22nd birthday, she boarded a flight to San Diego that, unbeknownst to her, would change her life forever. You may have heard about the infamous GDP case in the last couple of years, but you may not know what exactly happened, let alone the full account of one of the trafficked women.