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Bieyanka Moore, real name Charrida Smalley, is a 15-year-old runaway who ended up in an online porn movie.
(And no, I will not mention where the video was posted.)
The extremely graphic porn movie has since been deleted from the website, but everyone is wondering what the repercussions will be for the men who filmed it since “Bieyanka” was underage.
Charrida Smalley (a.k.a. Bieyanka Moore) ran away from home earlier this year and soon after her parents filed a missing persons report. One of her aliases listed was “Bieyanka.”
In the video, which was posted online only two days ago, Bieyanka Moore’s tattoos are shown and match up to the ones that Charida Smalley has. There is no doubt it is the same girl.
Wow. Sad and frightening. The morons who shot this flick probably didn’t even verify her age. Looks like they are going to pay for it, and deservedly so. .
Typically, if you Google the name Bieyanka Moore, you’ll come across some racy content of the XXX kind (don’t try it … unless you’re into that …). Today, however, an online rumor is going around that adult film star Bieyanka Moore, also known as Charrida Smalley Bieyanka Moore and star of such stellar films as Cum Fiesta (ewww!), is just 15 years old.
Say it isn’t so — although she sure looks like she could be a teenager in her photo.
Bieyanka Moore, if this whole “Internet frenzy of the day” is real, took to her Twitter page a bit ago to shut down the rumor mill, which claims to have seen Bieyanka on a Missing Child poster.
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