Sam Amico
A cameraman for the sex-trafficking ring known as Girls Do Porn has been ordered by a judge to pay his victims more than $100,000.
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In all, Theodore “Teddy” Wilfred Gyi must pay $31,508.11 in restitution to one victim and $72,341 to another, U.S. District Judge Janis Sammartino decreed.
Gyi was sentenced to four years in prison in 2021 after pleading guilty to counts of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking by force, fraud, and coercion.
He will now be required to pay the victims 50 percent of whatever he makes while in prison via the Inmate Financial Responsibility Program, or $25 per quarter, whichever amount is greater. He’ll then be required to pay the victims at least $200 per month after his release.
Gyi admitted during his trial in 2019 that he lied to at least 22 women on how their videos would be used.
Per Vice: “Girls Do Porn ringleaders Michael Pratt (who was arrested while on the run from the FBI in December. Matthew Wolfe (who pled guilty to federal charges of sex trafficking in 2022) told women that their images would not reach their parents, friends, or the internet, and would only be available to ‘private collectors’ in Australia and New Zealand. Gyi repeated this lie to them.”
In other words, the videos did indeed hit the internet, and almost immediately.
Gyi allegedly was present or recorded the majority at least 100 of those videos when working for Girls Do Porn from 2017-19, per court records.
