None of my aggression was directed at August nor her ability to consent to who she decides to work with,' he wrote. 'I acknowledge that I responded with emotions and an unfortunate choice of words. In a lengthy statement, Wheeler, 30, said he was 'saddened' by Ames' death and admitted his language had been unnecessarily harsh. Wheeler also told The Sword that Ames had been dropped from her agency in response to the tweet, and implied her death may have been prompted by that - a spokesperson for Foxxx Modeling however, confirmed to the Daily News that Ames had not, in fact, been dropped, and that she was only removed from the site after her death at her family's request.
As a performer, she knew that, but she put it out there to her half-million Twitter followers who didn't. 'All adult professionals have the same screening and testing protocols. 'The idea that I played any role in her decision is erroneous, as is the idea I demanded her death,' he told the gay porn blog The Sword.
