Bianca Byndloss

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Bianca Byndloss aka screen names Marsha May and Bibi Miami (January 23^rd, 1995) is a pornstar who, at the age of 19, participated in an orgy with children. She and two male co-defendants, both 18, all avoided being sentenced to prison time for having sex with girls aged 12, 13, and 14; the encounter was filmed.

Byndloss broke into the adult industry by starting a foot fetish blog, and had an active Twitter where she called herself a "porn diva". She has performed for a number of major mainstream porn producers and was born in Miami, Florida. In 2013 she was accused of burglary but the charge abandoned by prosecutors; she was also charged with a minor assault in January 2014 but this charge was dropped as well.

In May 2014 Byndloss collected the three victims and brought them to a house in Miami. There she had sex with the girls, along with Christian Hernandez and Bryan Yanes.. The house belonged to Hernandez. The party also involved the victims drinking gin and vodka, and taking drugs. Byndloss, whilst naked, posed alongside the 14-year-old who was dressed in only a bikini in a photo that was uploaded to Instagram.

Video of the orgy later ended up online and Miami-Dade's sex crimes unit got involved. The 13-year-old told police "Everyone pretty much had sex with everyone". The trio were arrested in December 2014. All three were charged with lewd and lascivious battery on a child with Byndloss and Hernandez further accused of possession of sexual performance by a child and promoting sexual performance of a child.

On December 1^st, 2016 Byndloss admitted reduced charges in a plea bargain that allowed her to walk free with a $754 fine and ten years of probation, with Hernandez and Yanes having previously struck similar deals also resulting in ten years of probation.