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  • July 2008

    • Woman Sues Spitzer Call Girl in ID Theft

      newser  |  Star-Ledger  |  Jul 18, 08 5:59 AM CDT

      Woman Sues Spitzer Call Girl in ID Theft

      A New Jersey woman has filed a federal lawsuit against Ashley Dupre—better known as Eliot Spitzer's high-priced call girl—and Girls Gone Wild for defamation and invasion of privacy for Dupre's use of the woman's lost driver's license on the raunchy program. More »

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      lawsuit  • defamation  • Girls Gone Wild  • identity card  • driver's license  • Ashley Dupre  • invasion of privacy

    • Spitzer Call Girl Drops 'Girls Gone Wild' Suit

      newser  |  Associated Press  |  Jul 5, 08 1:00 AM CDT

      Spitzer Call Girl Drops 'Girls Gone Wild' Suit

      The call girl at the heart of the Spitzer sex scandal has dropped a $10 million lawsuit against Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis, AP reports. Ashley Dupre, who said she was17 at the time she was filmed for a raunchy video, had claimed she was duped into giving her consent. Francis later released film in which Dupre says she is 18 and agrees that he can use footage of her. More »

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      Eliot Spitzer  • Girls Gone Wild  • Joe Francis  • Ashley Dupre

  • June 2008
  • April 2008

    • Spitzer Hooker Sues Girls Gone Wild for $10M

      newser  |  People  |  Apr 28, 08 8:13 PM CDT

      Spitzer Hooker Sues Girls Gone Wild for $10M

      The call girl who once serviced New York's governor is now charging $10 million—in a lawsuit against Girls Gone Wild creator Joe Francis, People reports. Ashley Alexandra Dupré alleges that Francis persuaded her to be filmed topless when she was underage and exploited her name and image for profit. More »

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      lawsuit  • video  • Ashley Alexandra Dupre  • Girls Gone Wild  • Joe Francis  • exploitation

  • March 2008
  • December 2007

    • Even in Jail, Francis Still Not a Guy Gone Mild

      newser  |  New York Times  |  Dec 16, 07 1:55 PM CST

      Even in Jail, Francis Still Not a Guy Gone Mild

      Wild antics usually sell videotapes for Joe Francis, the iconoclast behind “Girls Gone Wild.” But now they’ve landed the 34-year-old entrepreneur in jail and a slew of legal trouble. “I am not a criminal,” Francis insists, but his trail of civil suits and charges—including use of minors in sex acts, possession of contraband, and tax evasion—suggests otherwise. More »

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      Florida  • Nevada  • Oklahoma  • Girls Gone Wild  • Joe Francis  • Reno  • soft porn

  • November 2007

    • 'Guards Gone Wild,' Claims Video Maker

      newser  |  Scripps Howard News Service  |  Nov 23, 07 5:41 PM CST

      'Guards Gone Wild,' Claims Video Maker

      Girls Gone Wild producer Joe Francis claims prison guards abused him by denying him medication and visits and threatened to tie him naked to a chair for 2 days, the Oklahoman reports. In court filings, Francis says the abuse took place during a 3-week stay in an Oklahoma jail earlier this year. Officials deny the charges, calling Francis "quite a character." More »

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      prison  • civil lawsuits  • Girls Gone Wild  • Joe Francis

  • April 2007

    • Judges Gone Wild!

      newser  |  Associated Press  |  Apr 7, 07 11:06 AM CDT

      Judges Gone Wild!

      "This is a case of a judge gone wild," declaimed Joe Francis, the sleazemeister behind the Girls Gone Wild videos, after being held in contempt of court yesterday. Francis is facing suits from seven underage girls who are not so wild about his cameras probing into their partying. The judge ordered Francis into custody. More »

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      lawsuit  • law  • Girls Gone Wild  • Joe Francis  • erotica

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