Exposing the Dark Side of the Entertainment Industry: The Kenneth Howard Dolin Scandal

 

Police say Kenneth Howard Dolin used his "significant connections in the entertainment industry" to "solicit victims on modeling websites." I heard he's also hit on a number of porn chicks.

I know the woman who filed the report, and she's been doing investigative work about Pornhub, so it wouldn't surprise me if Dolin has some connection to those people as well. Dolin who used to be a kiddie photographer employed his website to lure women; but that has been taken down since his arrest.

His website said this: "Kenneth Dolin is the top headshot photographer in Los Angeles specializing in beautiful dramatic headshots for working actors. UFC fighter photo session. Kenneth Dolin is a photographer in Los Angeles who shoots actors, business execs and also UFC fighters and sports professionals. Headshots for young men.

"Believing that 'you are enough', Ken urges us all to take off our masks when we are being photographed." Masks weren't the only things Dolin got his subjects to take off.

Dolin, 64, a glamour photog, has been accused of sexual assault, and police are searching for more possible victims. He was arrested this week and is now facing a charge of penetration with a foreign object.

According to the Los Angeles Police Department, a 29-year-old woman reported that she had been sexually assaulted by Dolin in January in his studio in Hancock Park.

"The detective's follow-up investigation revealed that two additional female victims in their mid-twenties also accused Dolin of sexual assault in 2017," said LAPD in a statement.

LAPD said all three reports began with professional contracts that escalated to the suspect inappropriately touching the women during photo shoots when they were alone in his studio.

Police said Dolin used his "significant connections in the entertainment industry" to "solicit victims on modeling websites."

"These victims felt trapped and had to comply with his advances," said Detective Brent Hopkins, a supervisor with the Special Assault Section, in the LAPD statement.

"There's a huge difference between art photography and sexual assault. We want to make sure we know everything that happened and make sure that line does not get crossed again."

"He presented his behavior as a normal way to get someone to relax, to feel more natural when appearing on camera," Hopkins added.

Police said Dolin was released from custody following the arrest "pending further investigation." The district attorney is declining to press charges at this time as they are asking the LAPD to come up with more evidence.

Investigators believe other victims have yet to be identified.

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