Comments on: Anand Jon: Now With Less Hair, More Victims

By: light

light — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 10:00:12 +0000

Anand Jon was creepy even in his school days when he studied in St. Michael’s in Chennai India. I dont think any body ever liked him in school.

By: Lee

Lee — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 01:07:27 +0000

First of all, Anand Jon’s a loser with no life. He thought if he could get the girls only if he pretends to hire the girls as modeling and know what? He got what he wanted. But it doesn’t means he eventually OWNED the models. He should be rotten in the jail. Trust me. I’m a guy and my girlfriend was a model for Anand Jon. Been there. Done. He’s idiot.

By: ZAR

ZAR — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 21:35:24 +0000

Anand Jon has nothing to fear from anybody. No one less than our NRI minister, Mr. Vayalar Ravi (yes, the filth eating corrupt maggot) has been paid a bundle by Anand Jon mummy to intervene on Anand’s behalf. Just goes to prove how much of a dick Vayalar Ravi is. Any self respecting politician anywhere in the world knows when to duck and avoid bad press. All Indian politicians care about is how much money they can make at the moment, even if it’s defending child molestors and rapists. What a disgusting piece of shit our Vayalar Ravi has proven to be.

By: Mumbai

Mumbai — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 17:13:33 +0000

Anand is out of funds, that is why he keeps changing attorneys.

By: Runa

Runa — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 06:56:49 +0000

a 14 year old is capable of consenting to sex

No .A 14 year old is not.

I don't understand why someone is even allowed to say such a thing here.

A 35 year old having sex with a 14 year old is a padeophile . End of story.

By: OnceAspiringModel

OnceAspiringModel — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 06:13:40 +0000

-18. I was never alone with him thankfully, so nothing bad happened except he was very rude to me and just about every other model who worked with him that wasn’t a signed model from one of the L.A. agencies. No one who walked the runway for him was paid it seemed, even if they traveled many miles for the runway experience and spent many $$$ to get there and WHILE there … I walked the runway well during his show and all he did was complain that I didn’t spend every waking hour in his presence the four days I was in L.A. I spent good money to visit California, was there for 4 or 5 days and never got a chance to SEE the sights until AFTER the runway show (which was the evening before my departure back home) … because he expected me to work for him to prepare for the show and hang out with him and other runway-hungry non-signed models … he hung the carrot in front of us until the very last hour before the show … none of us non-L.A. models knew if he was really going to let us walk or not in the show. He was degrading to the lesser known models who were not fortunate enough to live in a big city to get signed by agencies. After this experience, I gave up all aspirations of modeling, even though I had the look and the height. All these models coming out of the woodwork are merely venting their frustrations over their experiences with him. Especially the ones who were subjected to him sexually. He used his position and title to play lord over all these girls … and his sister was no nicer. If they could have been nicer people, with better Karma, these allegations may never have happened. Anand came from a different culture and had an antiquated idea of how someone with a mere amount of celebrity status should act toward others. He was only nice to those who might increase his celebrity status. I’ve said my piece, to be at peace. I do not however think that Anand should be subjected to cruelty in prison … I truly feel after all this, he has learned a valuable lesson about life … especially in this country. If he is given the opportunity to be free and continue working, it is highly doubtful he will repeat his mistakes.

By: OnceAspiringModel

OnceAspiringModel — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 06:12:00 +0000

Anand Jon is one of the main reasons I am no longer an aspiring model. You might say I got a bad taste of what I thought to be typical of the business when I was <18. I was never alone with him thankfully, so nothing bad happened except he was very rude to me and just about every other model who worked with him that wasn’t a signed model from one of the L.A. agencies. No one who walked the runway for him was paid it seemed, even if they traveled many miles for the runway experience and spent many $$$ to get there and WHILE there … I walked the runway well during his show and all he did was complain that I didn’t spend every waking hour in his presence the four days I was in L.A. I spent good money to visit California, was there for 4 or 5 days and never got a chance to SEE the sights until AFTER the runway show (which was the evening before my departure back home) … because he expected me to work for him to prepare for the show and hang out with him and other runway-hungry non-signed models … he hung the carrot in front of us until the very last hour before the show … none of us non-L.A. models knew if he was really going to let us walk or not in the show. He was degrading to the lesser known models who were not fortunate enough to live in a big city to get signed by agencies. After this experience, I gave up all aspirations of modeling, even though I had the look and the height. All these models coming out of the woodwork are merely venting their frustrations over their experiences with him. Especially the ones who were subjected to him sexually. He used his position and title to play lord over all these girls … and his sister was no nicer. If they could have been nicer people, with better Karma, these allegations may never have happened. Anand came from a different culture and had an antiquated idea of how someone with a mere amount of celebrity status should act toward others. He was only nice to those who might increase his celebrity status. I’ve said my piece, to be at peace. I do not however think that Anand should be subjected to cruelty in prison … I truly feel after all this, he has learned a valuable lesson about life … especially in this country. If he is given the opportunity to be free and continue working, it is highly doubtful he will repeat his mistakes.

By: Rahul

Rahul — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 23:32:51 +0000

Sorry, this is the correct URL for the article.

http://dericbownds.net/uploaded_images/NeuroscienceLaw.PDF

By: Rahul

Rahul — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 23:27:37 +0000

This is the NY Times article: The Brain on the Stand. It talks about a lot of fascinating implications of neurolaw, as it puts it.

By: Rahul

Rahul — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 18:42:28 +0000

The entire notion of attributing responsibility to actions by adolescents seems like such a gray area to me. The science seems to indicate that development of neurons in the prefrontal cortex proceeds till the early 20s, and so there is poorer impulse control, and I also assume, higher variation than in adults. Of course, this should necessarily change the way we think about both laws for juveniles, as well as consent.

I wonder if more sophisticated neurological techniques will overhaul the way the law addresses this issue. The New York Times magazine had a great article on this 3 or so months ago.