Retired model Casey Lou, who has lost all her images

Has she tried putting her model names into google images ? She may well find quite a number by doing searches - due to tags etc. 

There was something similar on another site recently. I think people need to be very wary of posts like this. Particularly where a third party is involved.

Yes this could be genuine but it could also be a malicious individual seeking images for a campaign of intimidation.

I have been around long enough to run into this more than once over the years.

Sensual Art I’ve never seen that before. So references are always there for removed accounts!

Tabitha Boydell yes, but you have to know how to get to them.

RedBaron said

There was something similar on another site recently. I think people need to be very wary of posts like this. Particularly where a third party is involved.

Yes this could be genuine but it could also be a malicious individual seeking images for a campaign of intimidation.

I have been around long enough to run into this more than once over the years.

Hi Red Baron,

Thank you for your concern but Casey is a good friend and the request is a genuine one.

Her laptop hard drive kept jamming up which in turn crashed the computer. We'll never know if the hard drive could have been saved. I also have a caddy for that very scenario.

The great news is that Casey can now see all 112 references and in turn jog her memory for the photographers she had worked with over the years.

I will now close commenting on this post and Casey is very grateful for all the helpful responses from the Purpleport community.

very best regards,

John Fox.

Sensual Art it doesn’t work for accounts that have been removed unfortunately

Tabitha Boydell True - we just see a "Suspended" page there.

"Unfortunately"?  I could be persuaded either way, but I could see it could be useful to know, if only to direct others to the people they worked with for a fuller story in the case where the removed member is still active elsewhere.  I doubt the site will change its current policy, though, unless it sees particular value in doing so.