Koeckeritz’s purported business model appears in some ways inspired by a popular cohort of misogynistic social media influencers. Through a series of in-depth interviews, as well as voluminous court and police records, The Daily Beast can reveal previously unreported details about the suspect’s life, offering insights into what could have possibly gone so wrong-and revealing how Koeckeritz’s alleged sex slave finally escaped with the help of other women who said they had suffered similar abuse. (The one and only account Koeckeritz’s “fursona” follows on Twitter is Musk’s.) Koeckeritz listed himself on LinkedIn as the entity’s financial services officer, and police say he described his alleged sex slave’s role in the outfit as “pornstar.”

They say he even incorporated his alleged “adult entertainment” enterprise, calling it “ The Boring Company,” echoing the name of controversial billionaire Elon Musk’s oft-derided tunnel-boring venture.

Rendon/The Daily Beast/Getty/YouTubeĪ weapons-loving Wisconsin “furry” allegedly enslaved a vulnerable young woman for almost two years, holding her hostage in an often sweltering bedroom while forcing her to perform for free as a cam girl-pocketing a six-figure income from her work.Īustin Taylor Koeckeritz, 29, also steered an underage family member into his lurid world, coercing trysts between her and his bound-and-handcuffed girlfriend, investigators claim in a heartbreaking tranche of court documents obtained by The Daily Beast.

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