Adult Film Star Arrested for Hiring Hitman to Murder Her Child’s Father

Katrina Lynn Danforth, known in the adult film world as Lynn Pleasant, once appeared in several movies between 2005 and 2010. But her on-screen career took a dark turn when she admitted to using both phone calls and the postal service to arrange a murder-for-hire plot.

Danforth was caught after unknowingly handing her personal contact information to an undercover police officer posing as a hitman. The two met in Idaho in October, where she agreed to pay $5,000 and laid out what prosecutors later described as “specific requirements” for the planned killing.

According to reports from 2019, Danforth even demanded that the victim’s body be easily found and said she didn’t care if others in the home were hurt — as long as her child wasn’t harmed.

The most incriminating piece of evidence came in the form of a thank-you card she mailed to the undercover officer, stuffed with cash as a down payment for the hit. The FBI arrested her the following day. In 2020, she was sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty.

Court records revealed she openly admitted to hiring who she believed was a real hitman, and prosecutors played recordings of her conversations with the undercover officer during the case.

In other adult-industry legal drama, Indonesian performer Sisakee — real name Fransiska Candra Novitasari — was arrested again last year for violating her country’s strict anti-pornography laws. Eleven people were detained after one of her explicit videos resurfaced online, marking her second major arrest in two years. She previously served a 10-month sentence over her OnlyFans content.

Her latest legal trouble comes almost exactly two years after a viral airport video landed her behind bars. In the clip, filmed at Yogyakarta International Airport, she exposed her breasts and lifted her skirt while unsuspecting passengers walked by in the background.

A police official at the time condemned the incident, saying the behavior was inappropriate and violated public decency rules, especially in a high-security environment like an airport.