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They offered a 22-year-old yoga instructor $10,000 to do porn. She said no. They flew her to a hotel room anyway, took her phone, and put a man outside the door. Her parents ended up watching it on Pornhub. It started with a Craigslist ad: "Female fitness models wanted, age 18 to 22." She was paying her own way through college. The yoga clothing shoot never existed. In the video below, she tells it herself, from the "reference models" who vouched for the company to the papers she was told to sign without reading. Wait for what they said when she told them she was done. She says she tried to run. She was shoved back into the room. She says she was raped. Then they threatened her: if she talked, the video would go out with her full name, straight to her parents. It went online anyway. Her dad's friends saw it. The link everyone was passing around was on Pornhub. The company was GirlsDoPorn. Owner Michael Pratt was sentenced to 27 years in federal prison in 2025. Performer Ruben Andre Garcia got 20 years, his business partner Matthew Wolfe 14, cameraman Theodore Gyi 4. In February 2026, a federal judge ordered Pratt to pay $75.6 million to his victims and declared every "model release" they signed void. From prison, he only has to pay 50% of his prison income or $25 a quarter, whichever is greater. Is 27 years enough for the man who built this, or should the sites that made money off her video pay too?