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Adult film star Jake Adams, whose career in the porn industry saw him appear in over 700 films, has died at the age of 29, according to reports.
KABC reported on Thursday that a motorcyclist was killed after crashing into another vehicle on the 101 Freeway near Encino, California, on Wednesday.
According to Monsters and Critics, it has since been confirmed that the motorcyclist was Adams, real name Anthony Estes.
The accident occurred at around 4:15 p.m., at White Oak on the westbound side of the freeway, which runs through the states of California, Oregon, and Washington.
Four lanes of traffic were subsequently blocked off, with one lane being allowed to pass by the scene of the fatal accident, reported KABC. The cause of the crash is currently under investigation.
A GoFundMe page has since been set up by Estes' aunt, Jennifer Robinson, with the $20,000 target already being exceeded.
"It is with a heavy heart that I announce the passing of my sweet Nephew Anthony aka Jake Adams on July 14, 2021," wrote Robinson. "He was tragically killed in a motorcycle accident on the 101 fwy at the young age of 29.
"For those of you that know Anthony, know that he was a talented film director, artist, a gentle soul with a big heart, a jokester, and the bestest friend anyone could ever ask for. Anthony was a beloved grandson, son, nephew, brother, uncle and friend to so many.
"I kindly ask that if you are able to please donate even the smallest amount to help my sister Shannon lay her oldest son to rest would be greatly appreciated. I ask that you please keep my family in prayer during this difficult time. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart."
Estes gained more than 700 credits as a performer over the span of five years, working for such companies as Brazzers and Mofos. He also worked as a producer and director.
As news of Estes' death circulated on social media, adult entertainment platform Bellesa shared a tribute on Twitter , which read: "We are devastated by the loss of Jake Adams, a beloved friend, colleague and member of the Bellesa family.
"Jake was kind, funny and talented. We're grateful to have had the pleasure of knowing him, hanging with him and working with him."
"Thank you for the memories, Jake," the tribute continued. "Things won't be the same without you. Rest easy. Love, Your friends at Bellesa."
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Ex-Gay Porn Star Jake Floyd 'Genesis' Returns to Catholic Church
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Jake Floyd, better known as "Jake Genesis," has retired from the porn industry. After less than a year, the life-long Roman Catholic has returned to his roots, swearing off the "hurt" his acting caused.
Following his decision to leave the gay porn industry, Floyd said, "I quietly deleted my Twitter account and my Facebook and Facebook Fan page." He also stopped posting on his website "and eventually had all the content removed." A fan-run Twitter account still exists, with the handle @JakeGenesisxxx, but Floyd has dropped completely off the map, and CP was not able to contact him for an interview.
Floyd's one remaining website, http://jakegenesis.com/ , contains only his personal confession.
The confession begins with George Herbert's poem "Love," which focuses on God's forgiveness. It begins "LOVE bade me welcome; yet my soul drew back,/ Guilty of dust and sin." When Love asks "and know you not…Who bore the blame?" and invites the poet to "sit down…and taste my meat," the poet obliges.
After the poem, Floyd writes, "A few months ago at the height of my popularity, I quietly stopped filming in the adult entertainment industry." After recounting his withdrawal, he takes full responsibility for his actions.
"I was not forced, coerced, or tricked into doing pornography. I was not economically destitute or without other options. I had low self-esteem, I was depressed, I felt I had nothing to lose and I did not fear or care about the consequences of my actions."
"My choice was arrogant and it was selfish," he confessed. "I hurt my family. I hurt my friends. I hurt my brothers and former colleagues in the police department in which I served and the religious order of which I was a member."
Floyd even apologized to the viewers of his material. "I hurt the men with whom I filmed pornography through my participation in the industry and I hurt the countless people who have seen what I did and who will see it."
"With a contrite and broken heart I ask the mercy and forgiveness of those who were hurt by my involvement in the pornographic industry," he concluded.
After this confession, Floyd explained his view of the evils of pornography. "Pornography does violence to human spirit and, in its effort to display human sexuality openly, pornography perverts it." The practice also "destroys families and relationships and lives."
"Far from being a victimless act, pornography victimizes every single human being involved," he added. He listed "the victims of the adult entertainment industry": consumers, their families, "those involved in the production of pornography and, especially the models or actors."
Floyd compared it to a knife, cutting "deeply the innate dignity of the human person."
Nevertheless, Floyd expressed gratitude that he never recruited anyone to the industry. He advised anyone asking about "working in porn" "not to do it…ever."
"The porn industry will exploit you, it will chew you up and spit you out," he wrote. "Working in porn is hard for very little money. We are little more than prostitutes."
"It will also ruin your romantic life," he explained. "Everything becomes exponentially more complicated and having a truly healthy relationship that is fair and equal is almost impossible."
"Do something else. Do anything else," he concluded.
Following his confession and advice, Floyd recounted his present state in life. "I am on a very personal journey…of reconciliation, forgiveness, and redemption." He trusts in God's forgiveness, noting "through the ministry of the Church God's mercy is infinite and His love without limit."
He also included the link to this article on pornography by Catholic Answers blog's Matt Fradd. Fradd lays out an argument that defends the goodness of sex, the reasons why porn is not just a men's issue, and the stunning revelation that "porn stars don't enjoy what they do."
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Jake Andrews was born on January 24, 1964 in San Francisco, California, USA. He is an actor.
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