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Facial Violation 3 (2014)

The LeWood Productions married porn duo — American Latina MILF Francesca Le and stud Mark Wood — pursue their hobby of orally abusing young girls in “Facial Violation #3.” In each of eight scenes, Mark fucks a girl’s mouth as dominant Francesca manhandles her — manipulating her face, spitting all over her and in her mouth, fingering her throat and “fish-hooking” her mouth, pulling hair, slapping face and tits, choking and verbally degrading. The victims are subjected to such indignities as foot sucking, face sitting, breath control, cock slapping, wrecked mascara and sloppy slobber smearing. Hapless sluts are compelled to tongue asshole (both Mark’s and Francesca’s), eat pussy, totally submit.
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The LeWood Productions married porn duo — American Latina MILF Francesca Le and stud Mark Wood — pursue their hobby of orally abusing young girls in “Facial Violation #3.” In each of eight scenes, Mark fucks a girl’s mouth as dominant Francesca manhandles her — manipulating her face, spitting all over her and in her mouth, fingering her throat and “fish-hooking” her mouth, pulling hair, slapping face and tits, choking and verbally degrading. The victims are subjected to such indignities as foot sucking, face sitting, breath control, cock slapping, wrecked mascara and sloppy slobber smearing. Hapless sluts are compelled to tongue asshole (both Mark’s and Francesca’s), eat pussy, totally submit.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Francesca Le, Mark Wood
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In Theaters:7/14/2014
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Runtime:173 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel

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