laudablepuss wrote:

Lizard_King wrote:

tucson news wrote:

The girls, 15 and 16 years old at the time, said Henry showed them examples of women with "clumpy" white cream on their faces and then blindfolded them. The girls said they heard heavy breathing and Henry say, "It's coming," and then felt a thick, warm substance applied to their faces. They said he took photos, paid them $10 a piece and convinced them to make follow-up appointments. Thinking about it later, they realized they'd been hoodwinked and called the police.

I'm surprised they found none of the photographs he took. But I think the girls' statement, whether true or not, pretty much covers your question about them being stupid.

That's the thing: I don't believe you could show a 15 year-old girl a cumshot and have her NOT know what it was. And I certainly don't believe a 15 year-old girl could kneel down, even blindfolded, and not be aware that a guy was comming on her face. No way.

the article wrote:

The girls' testimony matched that of several UA students who told the police a year before they'd been conned by Henry.