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The Unemployment Commission received an anonymous tip that Margaret Del Monaco was operating a business under the name Mistress Vanessa. Authorities stated that they were directed to the website, NylonFetishCams.com, where they discovered Del Monaco’s seven co-workers performing on cam all under aliases. All of the women had been receiving unemployment benefits since January, yet the website had been operational since early February. Investigators purchased cam shows from each of the women, and pairs of worn pantyhose from three of the women that were being sold through the website, to confirm the women’s involvement in the business venture.

While unemployment compensation benefits for the women have been stopped, they are all awaiting formal hearings to cease the payment of benefits. Criminal charges against the women involved in the website are on hold as they are all arranging to re-pay the unemployment benefits that they received over the six month period. Theodore ‘Max’ Fielding, the incorporator of the enterprise, is not under investigation by any state agency. When contacted for a statement, Mr. Fielding admitted to living his ‘dream’ in ‘having this group of women fulfill numerous fantasies’ that he had while they women worked for him at Summit Savings Bank in Canton.