Because they never said why they were doing it, the police never interviewed the girl

So much could have changed if the police had listened to this actor back in the day.

I think the reason they didn’t is he was still not quite legal when he was arrested.

He also had a record.

A few years earlier he had been arrested for coke and pot possession when he wasn’t even old enough to drive.

Even though he was not quite legal, his career was already headed down from its peak.

He did movies and was in town filming a movie when he was arrested.

Because our actor was on probation and couldn’t use drugs or drink, he didn’t talk a lot.

His lawyer told him this charge would go away really easily because there was no real harm.

They would treat it like a prank.

It was more than that though.

The actor, while filming had met some girls he was partying with.

For the most part, they were all underage like him.

Several of them said they were selling themselves for sex to earn a living because they had left home.

Others were doing it while also in school.

One of them said this guy owed her a bunch of money and he had been promising it to her all the while still forcing her to have s.ex with him two or three times a week.

He would threaten to call the police, so she would go to his place.

She said it was nothing like this other man who she would see who always paid and never really wanted s.ex.

Several of the other girls knew who she was talking about and it was the billionaire pedophile.

Anyway, our actor really liked the girl who had the client who wouldn’t pay.

She told him the guy owned a yacht and she wanted to take it until he paid her.

Our actor, wasted out of his mind and his friend, tried to do just that and were arrested.

Because they never said why they were doing it, the police never interviewed the girl who then could have told them about her client who didn’t pay, but also the one who did.

Brad Renfro

Jeffrey Epstein

Renfro’s abuse of alcohol and drugs began at an early age.

On June 3, 1998, Renfro, then 15, and his 19-year-old cousin were arrested and charged with drug possession. He was carrying two small bags of cocaine in a cigarette box and a bag of marijuana in his sock. He entered into a plea bargain in which he agreed to random drug tests.

By the age of 18, Renfro had already been in drug rehabilitation more than once.

On August 28, 2000, Renfro and a friend attempted to steal a yacht from the Fort Lauderdale harbor. Renfro was charged with grand theft and criminal mischief; in January 2001, he was sentenced to two years’ probation and ordered to pay investigative costs and yacht repair costs. Renfro violated his probation in May 2001 when he was arrested for underage drinking. On January 14, 2002, Renfro violated his probation again and was arrested on charges of public intoxication and driving without a valid license in Knoxville. He was placed into a three-month substance abuse treatment program as a result.