Snoop Dogg has been named in an affidavit claiming that he, and the makers of the ‘Girls Gone Wild: Doggy Style’ tape, lured two underage girls to take their tops off for the camera by offering them marijuana and ecstasy.
The affidavit, which has been posted on the Smoking Gun website, relates to footage of Jaime Capdeboscq and friend Whitni Candiotto, both of whom appeared in ‘Girls Gone Wild: Doggy Style’ video, and is part of evidence amassed by authorities in an ongoing criminal investigation into the film’s producer, Joseph Francis.
The affidavit alleges that Francis and his employees knowingly taped underage girls for his productions, often enticing them to commit sex acts and disrobe, sometimes for money. The Snoop footage was shot in Feb last year when the rapper joined the ‘Gone Wild’ crew at Mardi Gras. The document also alleges that the producers and Snoop were aware that the two were underage.
Francis was arrested on April 3 and is charged with 22 counts, among them drug trafficking and knowingly videotaping underage women and paying them to perform sex acts.