Library porn girl appeals to fraternity brothers for help
A former US university student who is facing jail time after making a porn video in a library has appealed to her alma mater’s fraternity brothers for help.
Kendra Sunderland, 19, will appear in an Oregon court today charged with public indecency, which carries a maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $6200 fine.
The Oregon State University dropout, who runs the website Date Broke College Girls, last month filmed a 30-minute, X-rated webcam show inside the college’s main library.
During the show, she exposed her breasts and vagina while taking directions from someone watching live.
“The defendant, on or about January 27, 2015, did and with the intent of arousing the sexual desire of defendant or another person, expose her genitals; contrary to statute and against the peace and dignity of the State of Oregon," court documents say.
Sunderland, who has since dropped out of university, made a Facebook plea yesterday asking for her fraternity brothers to help protest her situation.
“Dear Oregon State Frat Brothers I need your help, comment here and we will DM ... and please no dumb replies, this is a serious issue regarding my court date tomorrow,” the post read.
The university’s Interfraternity Council took exception to the plea and warned its fraternity chapters there would be “judicial ramifications” for anyone participating in a protest.
A fired up Sunderland responded with a selfie showing her giving the camera the middle finger.
“The OSU Frat Council wants to take away people's right to protest. What do you think?” she wrote.
Sunderland’s library video made global headlines and she has so far managed to capitalise on her notoriety by posing for Playboy, fronting a sugar daddy website and doing a raft of TV and radio interviews.
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