A Lake Havasu, Arizona middle school science instructor whose kids discovered her sexual OnlyFans videos has been barred from the platform.
Samantha Peer, a former teacher at Thunderbolt Middle School, created explicit films under the identity “Khloe Karter,” and resigned on November 14 after the school district discovered her OnlyFans account.
Some of the photographs represented her in a classroom-like environment, according to the Lake Havasu City Police Department’s investigation after an anonymous report about a Thunderbolt instructor participating in pornography.
Police stated in a statement that the photographs were “likely taken on Thunderbolt School property” and that they were conducting an investigation to see whether any laws were committed.
The day before to her resignation, Peer announced on TikTok that her former account had been blocked. She also took to Twitter to inform her fans that the site where she uploaded videos was preventing her from doing so in the future.
Peer, a.k.a. Khloe Karter, stated, “It appears OnlyFans deleted both accounts (refunded all customers/subscribers) and is preventing me from creating new accounts.”
When contacted for comment, OnlyFans declined to comment on particular accounts and instead advised reviewing its policy prohibiting the production of sexual content in public spaces.
The policy bans users from uploading, posting, showing, or publishing sexually explicit content that was recorded or aired in public.
According to the Lake Havasu City Police Department, an anonymous report regarding a teacher participating in pornography prompted an investigation into Samantha Peer.
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Anyone who violates the acceptable usage policy is subject to exclusion from the OnlyFans site.
This week, Peer did not react to concerns about the prohibition.
When Peer’s tale became public, she issued a statement confessing that she had created material to raise additional money to pay for essentials that her and her husband’s salaries could not cover.
She added that when she made her account, she used an anonymous identity and barred access from the whole state of Arizona.
A peer issued a second comment three days later.
She remarked, “The largest issue I read was a lack of sorrow, and I see this was a major error.” “I’ve never excused myself by suggesting that was acceptable behavior. Retrospectively, I would never do it again. However, I am a person who makes errors.
Peer said, “Although this was a significant error, it does not define who I am or who I will be in the future.”
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