Adult starlet Taylor Rain took top honors in the Howard Stern Radio Show’s first annual Porn Star Beauty Pageant. Rain faced stiff competition from Kami Andrews, Railee, Renee Pornero and Aurura Snow. All five contestants dressed in bathing suits while answering personality questions and reenacting scenes from their videos.
Photographer Anthony Frederick pleaded guilty Monday to murdering Canadian adult star Taylor Summers after a bondage-themed photography shoot after he realized he didn’t have enough money to pay her
Two suspects facing charges related to the alleged murder of adult actress Taylor Summers have been ordered to stand separate trials, Montgomery County Judge William T. Nicholas ordered.
One of the main suspects in the killing of Canadian porn actress Taylor Summers moved closer to a trial date Wednesday after a Montgomery County judge issued an order directing the defense and prosecution to prepare their cases.
The assistant to photographer and murder suspect Anthony Frederick made a brief court appearance on the heels of charges stemming from the disappearance and brutal murder of porn actress Taylor Summers. Jennifer Mitkus allegedly lied to investigators shortly after Summers' disappearance.
Porn actress Taylor Summers may have been killed while shooting a snuff film, Montgomery County District Attorney Bruce Castor said at a preliminary hearing Friday. Summers, whose real name is Natel King, was found stabbed to death last month in a ravine in Whitemarsh, Pa.
Authorities are investigating the possibility that the assistant to the photographer charged with murdering Taylor Summers was involved in the stabbing death of the porn star. The 23-year-old Summers was murdered after an apparent bondage photo session in late February.
Family and friends said good-bye to porn star Taylor Summers at her funeral Tuesday. Meanwhile, the Montgomery County District Attorney’s office disclosed an autopsy determined Summers had sex close to the time she was stabbed to death, apparently during a bondage photo session.
The Department of Justice quietly re-hired federal prosecutor Bruce Taylor this week as the centerpiece of its renewed strategy to pursue increasing numbers of adult entertainment companies
