'Girls Gone Wild' founder convicted

'Girls Gone Wild' founder Joe Francis has been found guilty of assault and false imprisonment following a dispute with three women after a night out at a Hollywood club.

'Girls Gone Wild' founder convicted
Tue, 07 May, 2013 - 09:25

'Girls Gone Wild' founder Joe Francis has been found guilty of assault and false imprisonment following a dispute with three women after a night out at a Hollywood club.

Francis’ company, GGW Brands, made a fortune selling 'Girls Gone Wild' videos and magazines showing young women flashing their breasts.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: HollywoodPlace: Los AngelesPerson: Joe FrancisPerson: Francis’Person: Carmen TrutanichPerson: FrancisOrganisation: Girls Gone WildOrganisation: GGW Brands
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