A Colorado model, who works as an adult baby caregiver and is known to satisfy sexual fetishes, is suing ‘clinics’ for allegedly stealing her pictures and scamming people.
Katie Marie, a lifestyle model, has launched two lawsuits alleging that her photographs are being used by fraudulent websites to bait people into paying for services, which they never receive.
Marie, who goes by @worshippinggoddesskat on Instagram, said that scam victims are now demanding their lost money and are threatening to expose her legal name and address.
She has filed the lawsuits in the US District Court of Colorado as a Jane Doe and is seeking unspecified damages from two companies.
Katie Marie, a lifestyle model who works as an adult baby caregiver has launched two lawsuits suing ‘clinics’ for allegedly stealing her pictures
Marie, who goes by @worshippinggoddesskat on Instagram, said that scam victims are now demanding their lost money and are threatening to expose her legal name and address
Some of the services she provides include swaddling her clients in baby blankets, fixing bowls of cereal, playing Saturday morning cartoons, changing their diapers and kicking men in their genitals.
In an interview with The Denver Post, she said, ‘For years, I’ve built a business on my likeness.
‘And having it represented by a scam company is extremely damaging to what I do, because if I’m associated with this scam, people are going to take me less seriously.
‘There’s been many instances where my images have been used by another person to scam people out of money and then it’s, “Well, Kat Marie is a scammer,” when they’re not even talking to me at all.
‘You can’t just take advantage of people on the internet and get away with it. Someone will eventually stand up for them. I certainly could not care and could get Twitter to take my images down and move on. But there’s just too many people in the community looking for acceptance to continue to let scammers get away with this,’ she further said.
Some of the services she provides include swaddling her clients in baby blankets, fixing bowls of cereal, playing Saturday morning cartoons, changing their diapers and kicking men in their genitals
In her first lawsuit, Marie is suing Mark Anthony Young and Carol Aaliyah Muhammad, both from the United Kingdom for setting up a fake adult baby clinic and using her pictures without permission
In her first lawsuit, Marie is suing Mark Anthony Young and Carol Aaliyah Muhammad, both from the United Kingdom, for allegedly setting up a fake adult baby clinic and using her pictures without permission.
Both of the accused had set up a clinic called AB Elite Clinic and said they were based in the UK and Ohio.
Earlier last year, Marie discovered the clinic after a man contacted her and questioned why she never provided the services he was promised after sending thousands of dollars through CashApp.
Marie then found Young online and demanded that he stop using her photographs. She claims he agreed and stopped but soon started again.
The lawsuit says that in May 2023, Young messaged her on social media and threatened to expose her legal name and address to right-wing websites and police.
Both of the accused had set up a clinic called AB Elite Clinic and said they were based in the UK and Ohio
In the second lawsuit, she claims that her pictures from her personal webpages were being used by a scammer to steal money from people who wanted to hire adult baby caregivers
In the second lawsuit, she claims that her pictures from her personal webpages were being used by a scammer to steal money from people who wanted to hire adult baby caregivers.
The lawsuit says she discovered this alleged scam when two men contacted her to ask why she stole money from them.
One man said he had found her on social media and paid $13,543 through a website after seeing her picture in an for adult baby services.
When he asked for his money back after not receiving any services, an unidentified person from the website threatened to post his intimate images and email them to his wife unless he paid another $800.
Marie’s lawyer, Cassandra Kirsch, has said that court notices have been sent to both parties through the Hague Service Convention.