Natalie Dylan reached an offer of $3.7 million for her virginity
Californian who goes by the name Natalie Dylan has become an instant celebrity after she posted an auction for her virginity. The auction has reportedly reached a net offer of $3.7 million and the bids are going up as she has no plans of picking the highest bidder yet. And believe it or not, the FBI or the local police are not interested because according to them she has not broken any law. Natalie Dylan is shrewd enough to market her virginity in wild, wild Nevada where it is legal to go into prostitution.
The online virginity auction has caught the ire of some religious groups who said Dylan might poison the minds of people outside the state. Liberty Center for Law and Policy director Mathew Staver said the authorities can cite federal laws to stop the auction since the bidding is being done online. He said federal prosecutors should look into this and not allow Nevada to dictate the nation's moral decency. Despite the criticism nobody seems to want to touch Dylan with a ten-foot pole. Federal authorities said local laws should take care of it. FBI Las Vegas spokesman David Staretz said it is in the hands of the local police authorities since Dylan is an adult and the act is consensual.
