Video of Athena Addams getting stabbed and robbed

[dc_guy_75]

17 stitches and robbed of $2k, does anyone recognize the assailant?

https://twitter.com/AthenaAddams/sta...12710981689344

[ed_jaxon]

Fuck that muthafucka.

Catch his ass.

That's three very popular girls almost murdered in the past three months

[Nikka]

rough business

[lifeisfiction]

Doesn't matter if your famous or not, this shouldn't happen to anyone. They will catch him. Nikka is right, it's sadly a rough business for everyone. Even from my experience having dealt with some scary stuff. I wish the best for her and recovery and that she has peace of mind.

[Laphroaig]

Not going to dispute that what happened to Athena was terrible and I wish her a speedy recovery, but there is another obvious issue with this situation, why was she recording anyway? Must have been a hidden camera as otherwise the guy would have to be a complete idiot not to lift it and remove the evidence. Maybe she did it as "security", but if so it failed.

[krissy4u]

geezus man... it's 2017... most cameras record to the cloud not to the device. You are typically well within your rights to video within your own home, apartment, or any other space you legally occupy as "yours". The sound is the issue. I'm no lawyer, but pretty sure this is completely legal except for sound. And, from what I understand, the guy was caught so... not a fail.

Not going to dispute that what happened to Athena was terrible and I wish her a speedy recovery, but there is another obvious issue with this situation, why was she recording anyway? Must have been a hidden camera as otherwise the guy would have to be a complete idiot not to lift it and remove the evidence. Maybe she did it as "security", but if so it failed.

[Laphroaig]

geezus man... it's 2017... most cameras record to the cloud not to the device. You are typically well within your rights to video within your own home, apartment, or any other space you legally occupy as "yours". The sound is the issue. I'm no lawyer, but pretty sure this is completely legal except for sound. And, from what I understand, the guy was caught so... not a fail.

Well, it FAILED to stop her from getting injured in the first place and now that it's known that she secretly records sessions, she'll probably lose a lot of potential clients. There are loads of posts on here from "paranoid" punters scared of being secretly filmed. Maybe they weren't so paranoid after all?

Glad she's ok and I hope you're right and the bloke was caught, but in the long run, the videoing will probably do her more harm than the injury/theft.

[krissy4u]

Wow... please tell me of this magical device which will stop you from "getting injured in the first place"...? I'd love to buy one! That's just shoddy logic there, bro.

You have no idea what you're talking about. There are a MYRIAD of different scenarios about this that you have no freakin' idea about. The webcam could have been triggered by a panic (I have this set up at my apartment) button or keychain remote, or set to record via motion, or any other different ways you can set up a security camera. I'm not gonna argue this... because I really don't have any idea either about the circumstances of the recording. What is just plain fact now is that she would have had exactly NOTHING without the recording... and now another asshat is (hopefully) off the street because of it.

I was just responding to your OP because you implied that this was a "problem" i.e - illegal - it isn't. ANY person going to see incall should be aware of this. You are (mostly) well within your rights to record inside your own home or privately "owned" space. It is what you do with the video that can become problematic, legally. That's all.

Well, it FAILED to stop her from getting injured in the first place and now that it's known that she secretly records sessions, she'll probably lose a lot of potential clients. There are loads of posts on here from "paranoid" punters scared of being secretly filmed. Maybe they weren't so paranoid after all?

Glad she's ok and I hope you're right and the bloke was caught, but in the long run, the videoing will probably do her more harm than the injury/theft.

[Laphroaig]

Wow... please tell me of this magical device which will stop you from "getting injured in the first place"...? I'd love to buy one! That's just shoddy logic there, bro.

You have no idea what you're talking about. There are a MYRIAD of different scenarios about this that you have no freakin' idea about. The webcam could have been triggered by a panic (I have this set up at my apartment) button or keychain remote, or set to record via motion, or any other different ways you can set up a security camera. I'm not gonna argue this... because I really don't have any idea either about the circumstances of the recording. What is just plain fact now is that she would have had exactly NOTHING without the recording... and now another asshat is (hopefully) off the street because of it.

I was just responding to your OP because you implied that this was a "problem" i.e - illegal - it isn't. ANY person going to see incall should be aware of this. You are (mostly) well within your rights to record inside your own home or privately "owned" space. It is what you do with the video that can become problematic, legally. That's all.

I didn't imply that it was a problem "legally", you assumed that. She was escorting at the time, which is illegal in the US anyway. It is a problem for many punters though, as it (potentially) opens them up to blackmail. As such, revealing that she records sessions (how it's activated is irrelevant), will become a problem for her as she's likely to lose clients as a result. Can you follow that logic?

[krissy4u]

geez... some guys just have a real problem admitting they got caught being an asshat.

YOU are making the assumption she was escorting at the time. As far as I know... she hasn't publicly stated it. We might all *think* we *know*... but in reality... we don't. Is it a stretch...? Sure... admittedly, but WHO is making the assumptions here? And speaking of "irrelevant..." Even if she was escorting, she's still within her rights to record in her own space. Not sure what you're failing to understand about that.

And, YOU are the one making assumptions this is SOP for her. Perhaps she, (as any person who meets with others regularly knows) just got a "bad" feeling about this guy and set up something for security this one time. I've done the exact same thing before, back when I was younger and escorting.

Anyway... done with this. The GUY here is the problem. NOT the camera, not the recording, not that she chooses to escort, not ANYTHING ELSE. The GUY. period. So stupidly tired of people making excuses for violence against women, sex workers or not.

I didn't imply that it was a problem "legally", you assumed that. She was escorting at the time, which is illegal in the US anyway. It is a problem for many punters though, as it (potentially) opens them up to blackmail. As such, revealing that she records sessions (how it's activated is irrelevant), will become a problem for her as she's likely to lose clients as a result. Can you follow that logic?