Porn Valley- Tyler Faith, www.tylerfaith.com was the hot topic of conversation on KSEX Tuesday night. Guy Capo reported on the Associated Press story from Massachusetts https://adultfyi.com/read.aspx?ID=8918 in which Faith apparently caused some consternation during an autograph signing at Video Warehouse.
First playing a video news clip of the story, Capo then interviewed both Paul Doherty, the manager of Video Warehouse and Faith. According to the news report, Video Warehouse could possibly lose its license over the fact that Faith, allegedly, appeared nude. The store isn’t licensed for live nude performances.
Capo asked Doherty what the big to-do was. Doherty said Faith was in the store signing autographs and taking pictures with customers who came into the store. “It was a store signing,” explained Doherty. “Unbeknownst to us, about Four o’clock, some local police from Peabody came in undercover.”
Doherty said there wasn’t a lot going on in the store between Four and Four-thirty. “Tyler was sitting at a table talking with two or three people. It was nearing the end of the photo session. We didn’t know there were undercover policemen in the store. What happened was- it was almost the time she was going to leave. Someone who was taking pictures asked her to put on a Red Sox shirt and take some pictures in a Red Shirt.”
According to Doherty, Faith removed the shirt she had on to put the Sox shirt on. “Two police officers then made themselves known and said they were going to send a report to the city about what they saw. They weren’t in the same room as Tyler and I’m not sure whether they saw any nudity at all. But it appeared as though when Tyler changed her shirt, obviously, there was some nudity involved.”
Doherty said there were no arrests and he was told by the cops that nothing would probably come of it. “But they would write a report. Six weeks went by and I didn’t hear anything. Then last Thursday night the chief of police in Peabody went before the city council and he said he had done an investigation of the store when she was there and that live nude entertainment was going on and that I didn’t have a license for that. I was only licensed to sell adult videos and adult paraphernalia. So they said the city was going to bring me up on charges that I violated my permit to be an adult store.”
Doherty noted that he couldn’t be charged with any criminal wrongdoing. “There was no criminal activity.” But Doherty said he could face a warning, a fine or total suspension of a license. Doherty said he was completely in compliance with zoning. “I hold what is called a permit to be an adult store,” said Doherty. “It’s a license and the city has a right to oversee the license and make sure I’m in compliance. They’re saying the definition of my store did not include a live, nude girl.”
Co-host Nicki Hunter observed that, to a porn star, changing a shirt is like changing your shoes and it certainly wasn’t the fact that Faith was twirling her tits and putting on a show. Doherty suspects that they’re trying to say that Faith was stripping. Reading from the police report, Doherty said that police supposedly observed customers cheering Faith on and that Faith was stripping for sums of money.
“She just changed her shirt and there were four people in the room,” said Doherty. “Then the photographer took four or five pictures of her in a Red Sox jersey.” Faith, who was logging on in the chat room said the story wasn’t true. Faith was urged to call in.
Doherty said when Faith changed into the uniform, she was topless, momentarily. According to Doherty, after Faith had taken some pictures, she opened the top. “There were some pictures where there were breasts shown. Cleavage, whatever you want to call it.”
Faith, again writing in, said there was no stripping or guys throwing money at her. Doherty said there was going to be a hearing April 28 and said the local Salem News ran an article on Thursday night. “I guess it hit the news wire after that. I think three television stations in Boston had run stories on it. And there’s a national publication that’s going to do a news story on it in the next few days.” Doherty said there had even been debates going on about the issue on local conservative radio stations.
Capo suspected that there’s a bored American media looking for anything to write about. “In Europe they are laughing at the fact this is an issue,” Capo said. Doherty felt that Faith was going to be banned in Boston as a result of this. Capo hoped that the event would put the Video Warehouse name on banners across the country and that Doherty could capitalize on it. Capo was hoping that the sensibility and common sense of humanity would intervene and minimize the issue. “Rather than blow it into extravagant proportions as we are known to do over a fucking flashed nipple.” To which Doherty noted that Massachusetts is one of the more conservative states. But Doherty said it was a First Amendment issue. “We’ll take it on. We’ll get it resolved.”
During the second half of the show, Faith called in. “It really isn’t a story,” said Faith. “Nothing happened. It was an autograph signing. It was the end of the day and they gave me a Red Sox shirt to keep.” Faith said she was asked if she would mind taking some pictures in the jersey. “I said, yeah, sure.”
Capo asked Faith where she thought that accusations of guys throwing her money came from. “There’s nothing else to say,” said Faith. “They had to make something up. It was so innocent. It’s pretty funny.”
Joking, Capo said the first version of the story had Faith blowing a donkey and that she was totally nude with a monkey on her back wearing a strap-on. “That’s what I heard.” What’s more ridiculous, said Capo, is that the event occurred six weeks ago. Faith said she’s from Boston and thought the whole thing was a joke when she first heard about it. It was Capo’s impression that the bigger story in play, here, is how someone like Wankus lands someone like Tyler Faith. “How does that happen? That’s what I want to know.”
Faith said she wasn’t going to let on about the secret hold Wankus has over her. “Then other girls will know. Wankus is fucking amazing.”
It was Capo’s hope that Faith could make a lot of hay out of this story. “On every red fucking cent that you can get out of this whimsical bullshit. Like we don’t have anything else to be concerned about.”
Faith said the only thing she didn’t want to have happen is her family being drawn into it.