RIP Chloe

[barrys]

Sad


http://www.avn.com/index.php?Primary_Navigation=Articles&Action=Print_Article&Content_ID=229373

Also RIP for Lea De Mae.. one of my fav pornstar. died young.

 

[jim]

From the article:

ones is survived by three children, an 8-year-old girl and 7-year-old twin boys.

“She loved her children very much and she wanted them to be happy,” Struble added.

Club Jenna Inc. indicated it would be setting up a fund for Jones' children that it would contribute to on a monthly basis. The email address info@chloeaid.com will be set up in the next 48 hours for inquiries.


If she truly loved her children she'd have life insurance to care for them in the case of an early demise. Why is it that as a result of someone's lack of caring does it fall upon society to pick up the slack?

I'm not singling this case out in particular but it seems every second fire or car accident requires us to 'pony up' for this trust fund or the other. As members of society it is encumbent on us to make sure we take care of our own affairs and not rely on others to 'pick up the pieces'.

My two cents.

 

[wolverine]

Sounds suspicious if there's no mention on how she died.

But DAMN, DAMN, DAMN!! I've lost count of the number of times I've squirted my seed to Chloe's pics. RIP.

 

[dafunk]

I don't remember where I read it but I heard that she had liver problems and was waiting for a liver transplant.

 

[Jonesy]

I don't remember where I read it but I heard that she had liver problems and was waiting for a liver transplant.

CHLOE JONES Died Jun. 4, 2005

Adult film star Chloe Jones died of liver failure while awaiting a transplant at age 29. Born Melinda Dee Jones, she appeared in both Playboy and Penthouse Magazines as well as a number of adult films. Ms. Jones had a history of medical problems including epilepsy, kidney and liver illness. It is not known for sure if the massive amounts of prescription medicines she had to take played a part in her rapid decline in health. In addition to her work in the adult film industry, Ms. Jones appeared on such mainstream TV shows as "Baywatch," "Edenquest," "Diagnosis Murder" and "Full Frontal Comedy."



This girl did pump some impressive quantities of narcs into her bod apparently. Plus it may be that she inherited some shitty genes.

 

[dbrw42]

Chloe was also an escort, and I heard a few years back some john laid a pretty bad beating on her, to the point she almost died.

 

[Sonny]

"But DAMN, DAMN, DAMN!! I've lost count of the number of times I've squirted my seed to Chloe's pics." - I definitely second wolverine

I've got some of her hottest HC DVD clips. Favourite fantasy. 29 is too damn young.

 

[American Male]

If she truly loved her children she'd have life insurance to care for them in the case of an early demise. Why is it that as a result of someone's lack of caring does it fall upon society to pick up the slack?

Jim, if you don't mind, I would like to try and answer this question for you. We pick up the slack because we want to avoid the suffering of innocents. Yes, it is a parents responsibility to make arrangements for their childrens care and protection for a future in which the parent may not exist. But when this does not happen, do we really want to punish the children for the negligent non-action of the parent? I don't think we do. Taking care of windows and orphans is one of the signs of a civilized society. Although I have my doubts on occasion, I would like to think that we live are still civilized.

Secondly, when you fill out a life insurance policy, there is always a line upon which you inform the company what you do for a living. I do not have any direct knowledge of this, but if Miss Jones wrote down, "Adult Film Star" I am not sure any insurance company would cover that policy. Like I say, I am not sure about that, be it seems reasonable to think that most insurance companies would have some trepidation about covering someone in what they might consider a high risk industry.

Besides, did you think about life insurance when you were 29? And if she had liver problems when and if she went looking for insurance, there isn't an insurance company in the world that would cover someone with this sort of pre-existing condition.

That, Jim, is my 2 cents.

 

[jim]

Hey AM,

The thought of the business she was in did indeed come to my mind and I'm not condoning leaving the children in an Oliver Twist like orphanage. I was looking at the broader scope, not this story in particular but the ones that show up almost weekly.

As far as being 29 and having life insurance. Well if you have kids you are duty bound to have some arrangements to cover their welfare until they reach the age of majority. To answer your question, yes I did have insurance at 29.

 

[icicle]

But DAMN, DAMN, DAMN!! I've lost count of the number of times I've squirted my seed to Chloe's pics. RIP. [/IMG]

I hear ya man...she was a fixture in my spank bank back in the day!

 

[michel]

I Agree

We all should have life insurance whenever there is a need especially if you have children, regardless of your age.

So LESSON: Get a Life Insurance policy -- My advisor advises me is best to start out with a term policy if you dont have much money. Be sure you have a conversion clause and dont get group policy from work the definition is not as good and conversion is very expensive.

Michel

 

[barrys]

I don't think think the insurance company would sell her any policy knowing that she has deadly disease.