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Boynapped 6: Abusing Bastard 1 (2012)

With the body of a twink but the mind of a twisted pervert Ashton Bradley is the ultimate deceptive dominator; using and abusing young lads for his own pleasure! Four twinks are tied down and abused by this perverse teaser before their innocence is stolen and their loads blown! It isn't until Ashton is restrained and abused himself does he get a taste of his own medicine! Abusing Bastard shows Ashton Bradley at his most wicked!
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With the body of a twink but the mind of a twisted pervert Ashton Bradley is the ultimate deceptive dominator; using and abusing young lads for his own pleasure! Four twinks are tied down and abused by this perverse teaser before their innocence is stolen and their loads blown! It isn't until Ashton is restrained and abused himself does he get a taste of his own medicine! Abusing Bastard shows Ashton Bradley at his most wicked!

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Directed By:Benjamin Willis
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In Theaters:8/16/2012
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:BoyNapped, Twisted XXX Media

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