Three of the women that have been placed on quarantine until they have been cleared by AIM are Canadians that are represented by the Eromodel Group, an agency that works out of Montreal.
No new names have been added to either the first-generation or second-generation list, though sources report that the second-generation list should be larger, but people have not come foward to identify themselves. As this is an emergency situation, any knowledge of people who should be quarantined should be reported to AIM immediately; it isn't safe to assume that people are being responsible.
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Two of the women from Eromodel Group, Patricia Petite, 19, and Laura Roxx, 18 or 19, both had direct sexual contact with Darren James, the veteran performer who has identified as HIV-positive. Petite had anal sex with James, and Roxx performed a double anal with James and Mark Anthony.
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The third Eromodel performer, Judy Starr had a scene with Patrica Petite and an unknown male after Petite's scene with James.
"We're very, very, upset and worried about the girls," Daniel Perreault, the agent who handles the women for the Eromodel Group, told AVN.com
All three of the women are currently quarantined.
All three women performed in College Dropouts, a video scheduled for release on April 21 by Doghouse Digital, an adult studio based in Montreal. "Talent drives customer interest in our industry and we believe that this is the time when companies should give back to the talent in their time of need. This is their livelihood and as we urge them to stay in quarantine for 60 days, we as an industry need to help them out," Jon B, general manager of Doghouse Digital said.
Darren James and Mark Anthony were in Montreal in Febraury, and worked with all three girls at that time. When they came down to Los Angeles was one of their first stops was Evasive Angles, the production company that both men worked for.
