Bizarre scenes as American influencer Ice Poseidon lures a sex worker to their Australian apartment
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US video producer Paul Denino, best known online as Ice Poseidon, was doing a 24-hour livestream in Brisbane last Friday when he and two other friends hired the escort. But she fled the hotel after someone watching the stream texted her to say that Denino his British assistant, Sam Pepper, were hiding in her bedroom and that she was kissing caressing a third man. As the old bald man, named only as 'Andy', tried to direct to them, text messages appeared on her phone warning of what was happening. The exact purpose of the livestream remains unclear, but Denino is enjoying the controversy. Sex work is an innovation that is legal in some parts of Australia but generally illegal in the United States. Paul Denino, known online as Ice Poseidon, livestreamed his own arrest after a gig with a sex worker in Brisbane backfired and he was accused of sexual assault. The sex worker had agreed to be filmed having sex and when she arrived she was shown a camera and told it would be broadcast live. Denino and Pepper left hotel shortly after the failed show and continued livestreaming their night when police suddenly swooped in to arrest them on street. The pair were later released after officers spoke to the sex worker and determined 'a consensual encounter had taken place', a police spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia. He and his large fan base, nicknamed the Purple Army, have been branded toxic due to allegations of misogyny, racial slurs and sexual harassment. He was arrested Thailand in June faced five-year prison sentence for 'distributing obscene content' after wearing transparent basques and fishnet stockings smearing food on the face of woman he was giving lap dance to at hotel bar Bangkok. . The charges were later dropped in August after he posted an apology on X, formerly known as Twitter. The latest incident began when Denino and his team launched a 24-hour live broadcast in Australia and hired a sex worker as part of the show. She was arrested Thailand in June and faces five years prison for 'distributing obscene content' after wearing a see-through basque and fishnet stockings to a hotel bar. Arrested after smearing food on woman's face while giving her a lap dance at hotel bar in Bangkok Denino was filmed arranging over the phone to pay the woman an extra $100 to film them having sex in his city center hotel room at Festival Towers on Brisbane's Albert Street. When blonde woman arrived wearing white trousers and a T-shirt, she was greeted by the bald 'Andy' who pointed to a camera in lounge and told her it was live broadcast. But Andy, wearing purple boxer shorts and a T-shirt, did not mention the two men lurking behind the closed bedroom door or other cameras as they paid him $550. The pair began kissing and fondling each other on camera before taking to her bedroom, but were stopped in their tracks by a text message sent to phone from a mysterious good samaritan. He is seen reading the message out loud in shock a
US video producer Paul Denino, best known online as Ice Poseidon, was doing a 24-hour livestream in Brisbane last Friday when he and two other friends hired the escort. But she fled the hotel after someone watching the stream texted her to say that Denino his British assistant, Sam Pepper, were hiding in her bedroom and that she was kissing caressing a third man. As the old bald man, named only as 'Andy', tried to direct to them, text messages appeared on her phone warning of what was happening. The exact purpose of the livestream remains unclear, but Denino is enjoying the controversy. Sex work is an innovation that is legal in some parts of Australia but generally illegal in the United States. Paul Denino, known online as Ice Poseidon, livestreamed his own arrest after a gig with a sex worker in Brisbane backfired and he was accused of sexual assault. The sex worker had agreed to be filmed having sex and when she arrived she was shown a camera and told it would be broadcast live. Denino and Pepper left hotel shortly after the failed show and continued livestreaming their night when police suddenly swooped in to arrest them on street. The pair were later released after officers spoke to the sex worker and determined 'a consensual encounter had taken place', a police spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia. He and his large fan base, nicknamed the Purple Army, have been branded toxic due to allegations of misogyny, racial slurs and sexual harassment. He was arrested Thailand in June faced five-year prison sentence for 'distributing obscene content' after wearing transparent basques and fishnet stockings smearing food on the face of woman he was giving lap dance to at hotel bar Bangkok. . The charges were later dropped in August after he posted an apology on X, formerly known as Twitter. The latest incident began when Denino and his team launched a 24-hour live broadcast in Australia and hired a sex worker as part of the show. She was arrested Thailand in June and faces five years prison for 'distributing obscene content' after wearing a see-through basque and fishnet stockings to a hotel bar. Arrested after smearing food on woman's face while giving her a lap dance at hotel bar in Bangkok Denino was filmed arranging over the phone to pay the woman an extra $100 to film them having sex in his city center hotel room at Festival Towers on Brisbane's Albert Street. When blonde woman arrived wearing white trousers and a T-shirt, she was greeted by the bald 'Andy' who pointed to a camera in lounge and told her it was live broadcast. But Andy, wearing purple boxer shorts and a T-shirt, did not mention the two men lurking behind the closed bedroom door or other cameras as they paid him $550. The pair began kissing and fondling each other on camera before taking to her bedroom, but were stopped in their tracks by a text message sent to phone from a mysterious good samaritan. He is seen reading the message out loud in shock a