Real Grinders Founder - A Heinous Crime & Cover-Up

Written by :

Nagesh Rath

Published on :

15 December, 2019

Real Grinders founder Raymond Davis requested a new judge this past week in his case involving child abuse. Davis denies the allegations. He was arrested earlier this year. The warrant was issued three years prior.

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Davis is due to stand trial on nine charges of sex crimes against children, allegedly paying underage females for oral sex and to watch them shower while he masturbated.

Poker Uncensored, noting that Davis' crime is considered heinous and, in some states, could actually result in a public hanging, discusses Davis' case and wonders whether prosecutors are looking for a maximum sentence, quite possibly up to 25 years.

- Nagesh Rath, Gambling911.com

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