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About a year ago, Heather Kertesz of Boca Raton was the plaintiff in a suit against the operators of a website, collegewildparties.com (link NSFW), which she claimed published images of her on the night of her 21st birthday without consent. A Palm Beach Post article about the case is here.
Now XBiz, a wire service for the adult entertainment industry, is reporting that Kertesz’s case is crumbling after defense attorneys learned that she gained access to the video shoot by using a fake ID — the driver’s license of a friend.
The XBiz article quotes attorney Richard C. Wolfe:
“She used a fake ID to get into the CollegeWildParties taping, and we
have evidence of it after she posted a Facebook item the day after the
shoot.”Wolfe said that the Facebook post, as well as the revelations
of a previous history of using fake IDs, have become a smoking gun.“The Facebook post read, ‘Now that I’m 21, watch out Mizner’s
(a local bar) — no more fake ID,'” said Wolfe, who has asked the court
to order Kertesz to post an appellate bond in the matter that would
include defense attorneys fees.
So what, exactly, did the video capture the birthday girl doing?
After the video shoot,
Kertesz’s image, along with 15 others, was placed on
CollegeWildParties.com. According to testimony, the image was on the
site for about 30 days.The online photos, Kertesz claims, include “her head and face
seen smiling while viewing a male and female engaging in sodomy. Upon
closer inspection however, it is apparent that plaintiff’s head and
face were cropped or ‘photoshopped’ from a separate image and
strategically placed on the banner to appear as if she was watching the
couple at the time it took place.”
