Fabricio Da Silva Claudino: Porn star pleads guilty to public exposure charges
A Brazilian national and amateur porn star has confessed to a series of public masturbation charges, having promoted the sex acts in explicit videos posted for his army of online followers.
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Brazilian national Fabricio Da Silva Claudino has confessed to a series of public masturbation charges, having promoted the sex acts in explicit videos posted for his army of online followers.
Claudino has pleaded guilty to 15 counts of wilful or obscene exposure and one of offensive behaviour for the acts committed in Surry Hills between September 2019 and February 2020.
The former Emirates flight attendant, who has tens of thousands of followers on Instagram and Twitter, filmed himself exposing his penis in and around his apartment on Chalmers St – including in view of Inner Sydney High School, on a footpath and in Prince Alfred Park
It all came when he was on bail for a string revenge porn charges.
Central Local Court heard on Tuesday Claudino, 31, was keen to learn his punishment having been in custody for almost four months since his arrest in February.
He would likely be extradited back to Brazil following the completion of any sentence, the court heard.
Known online as ‘FabricioMonkey’, he faces a further 11 charges of taking and distributing without consent several sensitive images and a video of his former lover between July 16 and July 30, 2019.
It is alleged Claudino filmed himself having sex with the man, who cannot be named, and uploaded them to his profile on subscriber porn site OnlyFans without his partner’s knowledge.
The Surry Hills man is also charged with destroying a T-shirt and for possession of anabolic steroids.
The court also heard on Tuesday those matters would be dealt with together with the public exposure matters when Claudino was sentenced at the Downing Centre on July 21.
He had previously pleaded not guilty to the charges, which return to Burwood Local Court on Thursday.
The court has previously heard Claudino was in Australia on a tourist visa and was “supporting himself” through his online videos.
In March, a GoFundMe page set up by supporters to raise $8000 for Claudino’s legal fees was taken down after it breached the website’s terms and conditions through the use of misleading statements.