Husband Sells Amy Fisher Sex Tape to Porn Distributor Red Light

We first heard of Amy Fisher, who was dubbed "The Long Island Lolita" by the press in the early '90s. She was convicted and sentenced to 7 years for shooting Joey Buttafuoco's wife, Mary Jo Buttafuoco, in the face. At the time, Buttafuoco was having an affair with then 16 year old Fisher. Fisher became jealous when Buttafuoco refused to leave his wife. Mary Jo survived and Buttafuoco received four months for statutory rape.

In October of 2007 the New York Post reported that a sex tape of Amy fisher with her husband, Louis Bellera was and currently is in the possession of a porn distributor. Apparently Fisher and her husband had videotaped themselves and when they started divorce proceedings, Mr. Bellera, out of anger, sold the tape to the Los Angeles porn distributor Red Light. Krieff, a TV executive stated to the New York Post, "She's disgusted." Fisher was not aware that her husband had sold the tape and did not find out until they had already reconciled.

Like many other well known personalities, Fisher's personal life; in particular her sexual life is now available for public viewing. The Associated Press reported today that Fisher and her husband are ..."trying to market a sex tape". Although the Associate Press is reporting this, according to Fisher's comments to the Associated Press, "she took a six-figure payout rather than fight to have the video pulled from the internet."

Apparently she would rather take the settlement than engage in a long court battle, which would surely come if she decided to fight and have the video blocked. Who wants to go to court and waste money on something that is not a sure thing?

Celebrities such as Paris Hilton and Pamela Anderson, who are also known for having videos of their sexual escapades published to the internet fought to have said videos blocked. What came of those videos? Well, for all their battling, the videos were still seen by millions.