he can be funny but his sexual conservative morals are out of reality in current times.
Chris Wilson was charged him on 301 counts of possessing and distributing obscenity.
Theoretically the charges could net Wilson, 305 years in prison. Wilson is in a Polk County jail cell, with his bond set at $151,000.
Wilson’s website,
www.nowthatsfuckedup.com, allows amateur pornographers to post sexual images of themselves and their partners for all the world – or at least Wilson’s paid subscribers – to see.
Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd thinks that crosses the line.
“It is the most horrific, vile, perverted sexual conduct,” Judd told the Orlando Sentinel.
“It is as vile, as perverted, as non-normal sexual conduct, which rises to the level of obscenity, as we’ve ever investigated.”
Perhaps Judd doesn’t get out much. According to the probable cause report, Wilson’s arrest is based on pictures of things like a man having anal sex with a woman, a woman fellating a man while another woman masturbates him, and a man ejaculating on a woman’s face.
Not family fare, but run-of-the-mill smut by Internet standards, available at thousands and thousands of websites. And it’s the basis of the case against Wilson.
The real reason for the above was that we had also war pictures/videos and naked pics/vids off female servicewomen that fought in Iraq during the war and Floridian Governor Jeb Bush, being the brother of President George W Bush, probably had a nice talk to the Sheriff of Polk County to target Chris and his site.
Wilson’s lawyer, Lawrence Walters.
OW: You’ve got a history of battling Polk County over adult entertainment.
Walters: I do. I started representing adult bookstores and video stores in Polk County maybe 10 years ago.
Essentially, what’s happened in Polk County – and there’s been a number of federal lawsuits filed against Polk County alleging this very thing – is that they use the criminal laws for an improper purpose.
That purpose is to censor erotic speech, erotic entertainment, from the county, to threaten people with prosecution unless they agree to go away, close up, go out of business, move out of town, whatever it takes to silence this form of speech.
OW: You told me earlier that the cops think they’re doing the Lord’s work.
Walters: Yes. They truly believe that this is a sin, that people should not be engaging in this kind of business.
I know the group, I know what they’re thinking. This is a major metropolitan area of Florida.
It’s sandwiched in between Tampa and Orlando but for whatever reason, they believe that they’re different than the rest of the state of Florida in that their community standards are different.
And worse than that, they believe that they can impose their version of community standards – what the sheriff believes are the community standards – on the rest of the county, and the rest of the world now with the Internet prosecutions.