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7. A few things...

Thu May 17, 2018, 09:31 PM

May 2018

but first - Full Disclosure: Sahar Sarid is a friend. I've known him for 15 years, and watched him build this business. I thought he sold his interest. I'll have to ask him.

- The info is public. Any good background check will reveal it. So where is the crime?

- I don't see a legitimate case of Extortion. Maybe I'm being myopic.

- If someone launched Pedophiles.com and did the same thing would it be different?

I am thinking one important problem is they list Arrests and do not adequately disclose outcome or sentencing etc. Perhaps that's the issue.

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All of Mugshots.com's alleged co-owners arrested on extortion charges [View all] mahatmakanejeeves May 2018 OP

Will they pay themselves to get their mugshots removed, or how does that work? nt Xipe Totec May 2018 #1

Good one! n/t Judi Lynn May 2018 #10

I'm conflicted here... BadGimp May 2018 #2

About what? eggplant May 2018 #5

A few things... BadGimp May 2018 #7

They charge people to remove mugshots, which is the extortion part. Liberty Belle May 2018 #12

I used their site to find my rapist, who they refused to prosecute... moriah May 2018 #15

Their entire business model is based on paying them to NOT post things. eggplant May 2018 #16

Few things that I have to tell u Jayjay47 Jun 2018 #45

What a great country! These entrepreneurs have discovered new ways to torment people, for profit! nt Judi Lynn May 2018 #3

Sorta like dentistry... Mike Rows His Boat May 2018 #18

Right. Pay in advance! That's the ticket. n/t Judi Lynn May 2018 #22

Wow...Who couldn't have seen THAT coming... hlthe2b May 2018 #4

Aren't mugshots public record? X_Digger May 2018 #6

Mugshots have to do with arrests not convictions dembotoz May 2018 #8

Aren't arrests public records? Open government, etc? X_Digger May 2018 #11

Would think convicted would be of more interest dembotoz May 2018 #13

Maybe so, but arrests are important, too. (and are public record.) n/t X_Digger May 2018 #14

Soooo innocence til proven guilty is a joke... gotcha dembotoz May 2018 #17

Do you think arrests shouldn't be public record? Secret courts? X_Digger May 2018 #19

no secret courts but an arrest don't mean convicted...and you can not undo the damage of false dembotoz May 2018 #20

An arrest is an arrest, not a conviction. Who said they're the same? *looks around* X_Digger May 2018 #21

The post is about a scumbag extorting money to get dembotoz May 2018 #23

No, please, go ahead. Tell me what should happen to arrest records and mugshots. X_Digger May 2018 #24

Talking about a website and extortion guess u like both dembotoz May 2018 #26

Aww, does that question bother you? X_Digger May 2018 #27

extortion does dembotoz May 2018 #28

So, should arrest records be private? C'mon, speak up. X_Digger May 2018 #29

arrest no but to turn it into extortion shame on you dembotoz May 2018 #30

So no change in the system.. gotcha. Thanks for finally answering. n/t X_Digger May 2018 #31

defender of extortion? you speak up dembotoz May 2018 #33

There you go, putting your fingers in my mouth again. X_Digger May 2018 #34

Bullshit...and u can. Put that in ur mouth dembotoz May 2018 #38

You're tired of agreeing that arrests are public records? Ohhkaay. X_Digger May 2018 #41

No tired of ur support of extortion and scumbags dembotoz May 2018 #44

Your sophistry here is tiring FBaggins May 2018 #32

No, but I imagine that their defense of the extortion charge will be straightforward: X_Digger May 2018 #35

You've done quite a bit of "imagining" on the thread FBaggins May 2018 #36

Extortion could be the charge they're willing to bargain on. You think prosecutors are infallible? X_Digger May 2018 #37

A ridiculous response for at least three reasons FBaggins May 2018 #39

Of course they do overcharge for things that don't work on their face. X_Digger May 2018 #40

Did you actually read what you posted? FBaggins May 2018 #42

Lol, you certainly are in for a wake-up call if you ever get involved with actual cases X_Digger May 2018 #43

How Ironic Stallion May 2018 #9

Good! Here in Georgia all arrests are public information Hortensis May 2018 #25

I suppose there 2 sides of every coin removeslander Sep 2018 #46